End of Year Report highlights success of Fusion Futures programme
UKAEA publishes its first annual Fusion Futures report as programme builds on successful year one.
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Eni and UKAEA to build the world’s largest and most advanced tritium fuel cycle facility
Eni and UKAEA launch a research and technological development collaboration for innovative solutions in the field of fusion energy.
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First look at Yorkshire Fusion Technology Facility
Culham’s fusion technology programme is expanding to a new site in South Yorkshire – and here is a sneak preview of the newly-opened facility.
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First results from UK experiment point to a solution to one of fusion’s hottest problems
Culham scientists have successfully tested a world-first concept that could clear one of the major hurdles in developing fusion energy.
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Fukushima-Daiichi Decommissioning Research 2024
At FDR2024, robotics researchers at UKAEA, joined by some of the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) secondees of the LongOps project, shared the outcomes of the project.
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Fusion energy facility JET demonstrates use of laser-based diagnostic to monitor tritium
Fusion energy scientists and engineers at JET have developed a world leading laser-based method to release and measure tritium trapped in fusion energy tokamaks.
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Fusion energy record demonstrates power plant future
Record results announced today are the clearest demonstration worldwide of the potential for fusion energy to deliver safe and sustainable low-carbon energy.
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Fusion energy spinout targets next-generation microwaves
MuWave, a spinout company from UKAEA, has secured funding to develop high-power microwave technology, which is essential for commercial fusion energy.
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Fusion Futures Industry Capability Report 25/26: building the means to power fusion
The Fusion Futures Industry Capability (FFIC) programme records significant progress in enhancing UK supply chain capability on the road to fusion.
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Fusion industry unites to help shape future of skilled workforce
The UK Fusion Skills Council announces the appointment of two new co-chairs to support the growth of the fusion sector and workforce.