Who supports fusion energy in Canada?

nding from the Canadian and British Columbia Governments.The Fusion Energy Council of Canada FECC) continued to advocate for fusion energy in Canada. The work included collaboration with Canadian National Laboratories (CNL) in a fusion energy roadmap report, contributing to the planning of the 2025 International Tritium Conference in

What is fusion energy for Canada?

Hosted by CNL at the Rideau Club in Ottawa, the event served as a venue for CNL to unveil and discuss its ‘Fusion Energy for Canada’ report, a new plan that outlines a collective vision and national strategy to make fusion energy a reality in Canada.

What is Canada's Fusion Energy Roadmap?

The roadmap – Fusion Energy for Canada: A Forward-Looking Vision and Call for Action – calls on the government to design, fund, and implement a national fusion strategy. As the global race to commercial fusion deployment accelerates, the time is now.

Why should Canada invest in fusion energy?

Canada is a global leader and supplier of fusion technologies and services, and enabling a high standard of living for Canadians. Fusion energy is a transformative innovation with the potential to generate significant benefits for Canada:

Does Canada have a national strategy for Fusion Energy Research?

Unlike many countries, there is no national strategy for fusion energy research in Canada, although one did exist between 1985 and 1997. Today, there are pockets of small-scale fusion-related research occurring across the country at universities and a number of private sector start-up companies.

Will Canada be a transition point for fusion energy?

It is anticipated that the year 2030 will be a transition point for fusion energy. Perhaps surprisingly, Canada is the only developed country without a dedicated national fusion program. It is hoped that this proposal will help to change this situation. A consortium of post- Fusion 2030: Roadmap for Canada vi