Nuclear fusion
Why investors are betting on nuclear fusion even as it remains elusive
Interest has been fuelled by the proliferation of data centres, as tech firm hunt for sources to power their cloud computing and AI operations
China may be ready to use nuclear fusion for power by 2050
The Asian nation is set to leapfrog the US and France as the owner of the world’s biggest reactor fleet by 2030
Nuclear startup Fuse valued at more than US$200 million in new funding
It will use the infusion to double its headcount, build larger machines while also working to achieve nuclear fusion itself
Singapore inks 30-year nuclear deal with the US to study advanced reactors
The city-state has not made a decision to adopt nuclear energy, but is exploring possibilities
Gearing up for Singapore’s nuclear option
UNTIL recently, the idea of harnessing nuclear energy in Singapore would likely have been dismissed out of hand, to no surprise.
Nuclear power debate heats up in South-east Asia
This clean but controversial energy source could be part of the region’s future
Singapore aims to train 100 nuclear safety experts; no decision yet on nuclear energy deployment: Tan See Leng
SINGAPORE will continue to build a pool of at least 100 experts on nuclear safety in the medium to long term, although it has not yet made a decision on whether to introduce this form of energy into S...
Issue 86: The profusion of fusion interest; Thailand’s ESG tax breaks
In this issue: In this issue: Singapore’s approach to nascent green-energy technologies could also apply to fusion, while Thailand’s ESG fund flows get a boost from friendly policy.
Singapore could star in the race towards nuclear fusion energy
Materials science, advanced manufacturing among the fields where the Republic could make contributions
China seeks nuclear fusion leap through new R&D company
CHINA unveiled a new national company and formed a broad coalition of industrial giants to advance research in nuclear fusion technology.
