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Eni and Commonwealth Fusion Systems Sign $1 Billion+ Power Purchase Agreement, Expanding Strategic Partnership to Commercialize Fusion Energy

Commonwealth Fusion Systems' ARC fusion power plant will generate 400 MW of carbon-free electricity, with a $1 billion power purchase agreement supporting fusion commercialization efforts.

  • On September 22, 2025, Commonwealth Fusion Systems and Italian energy firm Eni expanded their strategic partnership by signing a power purchase agreement for fusion energy from CFS's 400 MW ARC plant in Chesterfield County, Virginia, with a contract value exceeding $1 billion.
  • This agreement follows a longstanding partnership that began with Eni's investment in CFS in 2018 and a 2023 collaboration framework to accelerate fusion energy development.
  • CFS is building its first grid-scale ARC fusion power plant with a design based on tokamak technology and expects it will connect to the grid in the early 2030s.
  • Bob Mumgaard, CFS CEO, called Eni's commitment a "big vote of confidence," while Eni's director Lorenzo Fiorillo noted the agreement provides certainty on power delivery and pricing.
  • This deal solidifies the commercial potential of fusion energy and energizes financing efforts for CFS’s ARC plant, marking a key move toward clean, near-limitless power.
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Eni and Commonwealth Fusion Systems sign a power purchase agreement worth over $1 billion, expanding their strategic partnership to commercialize fusion energy.

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The CFS company has announced the conclusion of a contract with Italian energy company, for the supply of electrons in the 2030s, produced by a nuclear fusion plant, a technology that has never produced energy.

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MIT Technology Review broke the news in Boston, United States on Monday, September 22, 2025.
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