search
nuclear fusion
Trends
- 1Inside Sandia's Z machine: nuclear science meets clean energy▼Inside Sandia’s Z machine, where nuclear war meets clean energy
The Albuquerque Journal takes readers inside Sandia National Laboratories' Z machine in New Mexico, the world's most powerful pulsed-power facility. Originally built to study materials under nuclear weapons conditions, the device is now central to research on fusion energy, exploring how the same physics that powers warheads could one day deliver clean, abundant power.
- 2Merz mocked over comments on nuclear fusion●# Merz lernt es einfach nicht. Auch wenn seine PR-Berater offensichtlich mal zu ihm durchgedrungen sind, erzählt er scho
Friedrich Merz is drawing criticism in Germany for remarks about nuclear fusion. Commenters argue his framing is misleading, pointing out that fusion technology is decades away and would not address the country's energy needs in the near term, even if his advisers appear to have influenced his talking points on energy policy.
- 3Chinese reactor claims fusion breakthrough using boron fuel●When it comes to cleantech, boron is not boring. https://www. scmp.com/news/china/science/ar ticle/3369086/chinese-comme
A Chinese commercial reactor is reported to have achieved nuclear fusion producing clean hydrogen, with boron used as the fuel. The development is drawing attention in cleantech and renewable energy circles because hydrogen from fusion could offer a low-carbon energy route, and China's progress in commercialising the technology is being closely watched.