Major Atomics is working on building the next generation of energy sources by harnessing the power of nuclear fusion
Nuclear energy is the best chance for humanity to get past greenhouse gas-emitting energy production. The next generation of power plants must be safer, cleaner, and easily scalable. It is not enough to achieve sustained commercial nuclear fusion; we must scale globally to stop climate change.
Small-scale power-generating units have the potential to provide base and peak load power to better serve the grid's demand. Due to the lack of radioactive fuel or waste products, the public could easily accept these power plants.
By bringing energy production closer to cities and industrial consumers, long-range power line losses could mostly be averted.
One light bulb at a time
Environmentally
friendly
Reliable &
scaleable
Easy &
less expensive to build
No nuclear waste
or hazardous material
Cheap energy
for everyone
Crawling before running
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First prototype '25 Q2
energy out
Our first prototype reactor will demonstrate hydrogen boron fusion and direct energy recovery from plasma while applying experimental turbulence stabilization technology.
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Second prototype '26 Q1
loss recovery
Nothing wants to stay over 1 billion Kelvin; plasma loses its energy by emitting radiation. Recapturing these losses and turning them into electricity maximizes energy production.
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Production reactor '27 Q1
25MW Demo power plant
By connecting multiple small reactors, a demo power plant will output base-load power, prove the system's peak-load adaptability, and generate revenue by selling electricity.
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Carbon Emission is The biggest obstacle to tackling climate change!
The world's energy needs are rapidly growing. AI needs more electricity than ever, and electric transportation needs substantial extra capacity to overcome charging difficulties. Eliminating long transmission line losses is a must. Decentralized power plants to supply local needs are necessary.