Overview
The UK aims to create an industrial sector that leads the world in operationalising and commercialising fusion energy. UKAEA has actively collaborated with industry, awarding over 200 contracts with a total value of around £9 million, while engaging with hundreds of different suppliers. A few examples of the excellent projects currently running include DELPHI (Device for Exposure to Low energy Plasmas of Hydrogen Isotopes), Inspection systems of in-service and in-vessel fusion components, and Materials testing to support ITER TBM (Test Blanket Modules) Qualification.
Fusion Futures Industry Capability End of Year Impact Report
The inaugural Fusion Futures Industry Capability End of Year Impact Report, encompassing the period from April 2024 to March 2025, showcases the achievements of the Industry Capability programme at an important time in the development of the UK fusion supply chain. The primary objective of this report is to provide stakeholders with essential insights regarding the progress achieved in fulfilling the programme’s commitments. Additionally, it covers comprehensive information pertaining to the benefits, objectives, performance metrics, and financial data associated with our initiatives.
Read Fusion Futures Industry Capability End of Year Impact Report (PDF, 940KB)
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