UKAEA has today opened its first office building at West Burton in Nottinghamshire to support the development of the UK’s prototype fusion energy plant, STEP (Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production).
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).
The Joint European Torus (JET) has performed its final experiments, marking the end of a 40-year era for the groundbreaking machine.
Five organisations have secured six contracts worth £7.4m in total with UKAEA to develop lithium technology for fusion energy.
At RACE, the UKAEA’s centre for Remote Applications in Challenging Environments, one of our maxims is ‘device defining, mission critical.’
Culham Campus, formerly ‘Culham Science Centre’, has an updated brand identity.
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.
Nine organisations have secured contracts worth £11.6m in total with UKAEA to develop their innovative technologies for fusion energy.
A new £13m extension has been opened at Oxfordshire Advanced Skills, at UKAEA’s Culham Campus, launching new opportunities for apprentices.
Paul Methven has been appointed as the inaugural CEO of UK Industrial Fusion Solutions, responsible for the delivery of the UK’s prototype fusion energy plant.