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Energy Singularity

Energy Singularity

🇨🇳 Shanghai, CN · Founded 2021 · Active

Energy Singularity is a Shanghai fusion company developing compact tokamaks built entirely with high-temperature superconducting magnets. Its first machine, HH70, which it describes as the world's first all-high-temperature-superconducting tokamak, has a major radius of 70 cm and a 1 tesla central field and made its first plasma in June 2024; the company says it has since run plasmas lasting 1,337 seconds. It says its Jingtian large-bore D-shaped magnet reached 22 tesla. Its planned next machine, HH170, would have a 10 tesla field and a major radius of 150 cm, with a stated goal of an equivalent gain above 2.

Sector
Fusion
Technology
Tokamak
Fuel
Deuterium–tritium
Role
Fusion developer

It is the operator of record for HH70 (operating).

Terms

Tokamak
Doughnut-shaped magnetic confinement using a strong toroidal field plus a current driven through the plasma itself. The most-studied configuration, and the one ITER uses. Its main open problem is heat exhaust at the divertor, where the plasma edge concentrates power onto a small area, together with the risk of disruptions: sudden, uncontrolled losses of the plasma current.
Deuterium–tritium
Lowest ignition threshold; 80% of energy in 14.1 MeV neutrons. The reference fuel for every near-term net-gain claim.

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