Tokamak Energy Joins DOE Fusion Initiative
Tokamak Energy has joined the US Department of Energy's (DOE) Fusion Innovative Research Engine (FIRE) initiative, a $128m program aimed at accelerating core fusion energy science and technology.
The company will develop advanced high-temperature superconductors and advise on eight FIRE projects with top US labs, advancing technologies crucial for commercial fusion, including tritium recovery and pilot plant design.
- Developing advanced high-temperature superconductors
- Advising on eight FIRE projects with top US labs
- Advancing technologies for commercial fusion, including tritium recovery and pilot plant design
Tokamak Energy Inc, the US subsidiary of UK-based Tokamak Energy, has been selected for the FIRE Collaboratives.
As part of a University of Houston-led project, Tokamak Energy Inc is helping to develop advanced superconducting tapes designed to withstand neutron irradiation.
Author's summary: Tokamak Energy joins DOE's FIRE initiative to accelerate fusion energy science and technology.
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