Proxima Fusion signs two Japanese partnerships to strengthen Germany's fusion supply chain
Proxima Fusion signed Memoranda of Understanding with two Japanese companies to strengthen industrial capabilities for commercial fusion energy. The partnerships cover high-temperature superconducting tape manufacturing, plasma heating, and fusion fuel cycle technologies. These collaborations aim to establish manufacturing capacity in Germany for specialized components needed at commercial scale, including approximately 20,000 km of HTS tape for Proxima's Alpha demonstrator and 40,000 km for each commercial power plant.
Key points
- Partnerships with Fujikura and Kyoto Fusioneering to develop fusion technologies
- Focus on building high-temperature superconducting tape supply chain in Germany
- Part of Germany's effort to construct the world's first commercial fusion power plant
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