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Nuclear fusion

Nuclear fusion

Fusion industry outlines ambitious plans to deliver electricity to the grid by 2035

22 Nov 2023 Hamish Johnston

Andrew Holland, chief executive of the Fusion Industry Association, tells Hamish Johnston how commercial fusion could be delivering electricity to the grid by 2035

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Fusion is coming Fusion offers a clean way to generate energy to help tackle the climate crisis. (Courtesy: iStock/Girolamo-Sferrazza-Papa)
What is the Fusion Industry Association (FIA)? The FIA is the independent business association for p

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