A TAB study sheds light on the challenges that still need to be overcome on the way to a fusion power plant. It is questionable whether nuclear fusion will still fit into our energy system in the second half of the century.
By Markus Weisskopf
In the debate surrounding nuclear fusion funding, proponents cite the energy hunger of the future. Experts from several scientific academies have concluded that a sufficient energy supply does not require a baseload.
By Tim Gabel
Nuclear fusion could one day provide limitless, affordable energy. It's no surprise that research is in full swing all over the world. A start-up from Shanghai is currently attracting a lot of attention.
By Jörn Petring
China has announced a new state-owned company specifically to accelerate the development of nuclear fusion. In addition, a consortium of 25 state-owned companies is to drive the technology forward.
By Redaktion Table
The nuclear fusion reactor ITER in southern France is costing the EU billions. The money is being chalked up as climate financing, although commercial electricity production through nuclear fusion will not be conceivable before 2050. Meanwhile, the construction of the experimental reactor is repeatedly delayed, with costly consequences.
By Charlotte Wirth
