Germany announces funding for three national fusion hubs
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The German Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR) set up three fusion hubs at the end of July 2026 as part of the High-Tech Agenda Germany (HTAD) to pool the expertise from science and industry in order to advance technologies for future fusion power plants. The federal government initially provides 125 million euros for this. The focus is on laser fusion and magnetic fusion as well as the cross-sectional topic fuel cycle and…
Germany announces funding for three national fusion hubs
The three new national hubs will coordinate research and development across laser fusion, magnetic fusion, and the intersection of fuel cycles and materials development. The post Germany announces funding for three national fusion hubs appeared first on Innovation News Network.
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