Star man becomes star maker
British astronaut, and former International Space Station crew member, Tim Peake, visited Culham on Wednesday 26 May to officially open the MAST Upgrade fusion experiment.
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Supercomputing, AI and the Industrial Metaverse essential for UK fusion energy power plant development
The engineering designs of UKAEA’s prototype fusion energy plant, STEP will be developed in an ‘Industrial Metaverse’.
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Tango Meets Tokamak: Bill Bailey talks fusion energy with UKAEA
British musician, comedian and television star Bill Bailey’s interest and passion for fusion energy saw a recent visit to UKAEA’s Culham Campus.
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The Prince of Wales discusses fusion energy at UKAEA
HRH The Prince of Wales today saw first-hand how fusion energy could play a key role in addressing climate change through a safe, sustainable and low-carbon future energy supply.
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The World’s First Fusion Energy Café Opens to Fuel Hungry Minds
The world’s first fusion energy-themed café was officially inaugurated today, marking a milestone in public engagement with fusion energy science and technology.
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Tokamak Energy’s new advanced fusion prototype to be built at UKAEA’s Culham Campus
A new fusion energy advanced prototype with power plant-relevant magnet technology will be built by Tokamak Energy at UKAEA.
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Treasury Minister visit highlights MAST-U second round of fusion energy experiments
A fusion energy machine vital for the delivery of the UK’s first prototype power plant has started a crucial second round of experiments to help make ‘star power’ part of the world’s future energy mix.
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Tritium Training Course a success in sharing UKAEA expertise
Since its launch in April 2023, UKAEA’s Tritium Training Course has provided world-class development to more than 180 fusion industry professionals.
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UK Atomic Energy Authority signs collaboration agreement with the Korea Institute of Fusion Energy
UKAEA’s Remote Applications in Challenging Environments (RACE) signs collaboration agreement to research, commission and test the In-vessel Rapid Inspection System (IRIS), with the Korea Institute of Fusion Energy (KFE).
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UK government regulation decision to help ‘accelerate’ fusion energy progress
Future fusion energy facilities will continue to be regulated by the Environment Agency (EA) and Health & Safety Executive (HSE), the UK government has confirmed today.