China May Be Ready to Use Nuclear Fusion for Power by 2050

China May Be Ready to Use Nuclear Fusion for Power by 2050

(Bloomberg) — China aims to commercialize nuclear fusion technology for use in emissions-free power generation by 2050, according to the country’s state-owned atomic company.

Big Tech wants to build new nuclear power plants in order to satisfy the energy hunger of future AI. As a clean alternative to nuclear power, nuclear fusion is often called. But it has its pitfalls. MIT Technology Review clarifies the most important questions.read more on t3n.de

The state-owned nuclear power company CNNC has already tested an experimental nuclear fusion device and is aiming for large-scale trial operation in 2045.

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The Chinese state-owned company CNNC has a schedule of when the first fusion reactor will generate electricity commercially.

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Fusion & Fuel Efficiency Nuclear Fusion is potentially the ultimate green energy source, producing no dangerous byproducts, radioactivity (the only “waste” is helium), or greenhouse gases. And it could be powered by a fuel so abundant that it is a significant percentage of the entire Universe: deuterium, an isotope of hydrogen. But this is also a very difficult to achieve form of energy generation. It requires replicating on Earth the conditions…