Fusion Energy Development is a strategic priority led by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and the UK Atomic Energy Authority to establish the UK as a fusion energy leader and attract private sector investment. The policy is currently active, with a published fusion strategy for 2026 and ongoing work to develop commercial fusion reactor projects and secure funding.
In response to: UK Atomic Energy Authority strategy 2026 to 2030
The strategy sets out how UKAEA will deliver foundational research, technology and innovation to support the UK fusion sector through world-leading expertise.
In response to: UK fusion strategy 2026
A strategy to accelerate growth of the fusion industry, grow supply chains and skills, and position the UK as a global leader in commercial fusion.
In response to: Agile Nations: UK, Japan and Canada joint recommendations on fusion energy
The UK, Japan and Canada have produced joint recommendations on how to develop a regulatory framework for fusion energy facilities.
CoRWM has set out its response to selected consultation questions in the Green Paper, Towards fusion energy, that are relevant to its remit.
Fusion could be the ultimate clean power solution, representing a low carbon, safe, continuous and effectively unlimited source of energy. The UK is widely recognised as a world-leader in the most promising fusion technologies. This consultation seeks views on the …
Fusion could be the ultimate clean power solution, representing a low carbon, safe, continuous and effectively unlimited source of energy. The UK is widely recognised as a world-leader in the most promising fusion technologies. This consultation seeks views on the …
The Government's ambitious UK Research and Development (R D) Roadmap aims to ensure the UK is the best place in the world for scientists, researchers and entrepreneurs to live and work. This will help to power up our economic recovery …
The Government's ambitious UK Research and Development (R D) Roadmap aims to ensure the UK is the best place in the world for scientists, researchers and entrepreneurs to live and work. This will help to power up our economic recovery …