Proxima Fusion signs two Japanese deals to build its fusion supply chain
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Proxima Fusion signs two Japanese deals to build its fusion supply chain
Building a fusion power plant takes more than getting the physics right. It also means securing thousands of kilometres of specialised materials and the equipment needed to heat and fuel the plasma, years before the machine is ready to run. Munich-based Proxima Fusion is working on that supply chain through two new agreements with Japanese […] This story continues at The Next Web
Proxima Fusion signs two Japanese partnerships to strengthen Germany's fusion supply chain
German fusion power company Proxima Fusion has signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with Japanese companies Fujikura and Kyoto Fusioneering to develop critical technologies and industrial supply chains needed for commercial fusion power. The agreements, signed in Tokyo during German Chancellor…
As Merz visits Japan, energy startup Proxima Fusion moves to secure Germany's place in the global fusion race
Proxima Fusion, a German stellarator fusion company, has today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Japan to strengthen the industrial supply chain behind Germany’s ambition to become a global leader in fusion energy. The MoU was signed during Chancellor Merz’s visit to Japan with Kyoto Fusioneering, a Japanese fusion technology provider, and marks the […]
Proxima Fusion signed preliminary agreements with Fujikura and Kyoto Fusioneering to study the supply of superconductive materials and fusion equipment, with Germany as a possible production center.
The Munich-based start-up Proxima Fusion has found allies in Japan for its plan to build fusion reactors in Germany. On the sidelines of Chancellor Friedrich Merz's journey, two letters of intent are to be signed with the Japanese companies Fujikura and Kyoto Fusioneering, as the company announces. One is to produce a production plant in Lower Saxony. This is the factory for high-temperature superconductor tape announced in September and plans t…
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