The Fusion Cluster
163 in this dataset
What these terms mean
Every classification on this page, defined. These are controlled-vocabulary terms, so the same word means the same thing on every profile.
- Consortium
- A multi-party body pooling funding or facilities across organisations or states — ITER being the largest example.
- Fusion
- Organizations pursuing energy from nuclear fusion, and their dedicated supply chain.
In The Fusion Cluster’s own words
Quoted from the organisation’s own site as we archived it. Their description of themselves, not ours, and not a claim this site has checked.
Renewable energy is great, but our future energy needs and the challenge of climate change are so vast, it’s not enough. We need fusion. The planet, society, the future needs fusion. And at The Fusion Cluster we’re helping to create it.
Low carbon, self-sustaining, fusion energy will provide a baseload of future-proof power. It will work with renewables to give us the energy the world needs. It will help us fight climate change while ensuring our way of life. And the UK will be a leader making it happen – from theory & science to technology & reality
Valerie manages of The Fusion Cluster. She recently joined UKAEA in Oxfordshire after many years at New Scientist and has a PhD in particle physics.
Greg is chair of The Fusion Cluster. As vice president technology, consulting and innovation at Jacobs, Greg is responsible for a business with around 700 consultants who provide specialist services to a range of markets.
Fusion is the energy of the future. A practical energy source working with renewables to provide the sustainable power the world needs. And at The Fusion Cluster we’re helping to create it.
Joining the Fusion Cluster means being part of a community of the UK’s brightest minds and organisations. It means you’ll be helping to achieve fusion faster.
Sources
- Welcome to The Fusion Cluster operator
A source marked operator is the subject’s own publication. That is legitimate, and it is not independent confirmation. Methodology.