Fusion funds increase but commercialization timelines remain unchanged, FIA reports

By Trey Rorie

The nuclear fusion industry enjoyed a big increase in funding this year, despite most fusion technologies not being ready to deliver commercial electricity until the 2030s, the Fusion Industry Association (FIA) said in a report.
In the FIA’s 2026 Global Fusion…

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