China Drives Global Collaboration to Harness Fusion Energy
At FEC 2025 in Chengdu, the Chinese mainland joins global partners to accelerate fusion energy, marking 2,000 days of safe production and pushing boundaries toward sustainable power.
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China Fuels Global Collaboration on Fusion Energy
At the IAEA’s 30th Fusion Energy Conference in Chengdu, IAEA chief Rafael Mariano Grossi lauded China’s collaborative push to fast-track fusion research through global partnerships.
IAEA Launches World’s First Fusion Research Center in Chengdu
World’s first IAEA fusion research and training center opens in Chengdu, marking a milestone in global clean energy collaboration.
Hefei Delivers World’s Largest Toroidal Field Coil Case, Paving the Way for Fusion Energy
Hefei’s CRAFT project marks a milestone with delivery of the world’s largest 400-tonne toroidal field coil case, a 21x12m superconducting marvel propelling fusion energy research.
Chinese Mainland Researchers Use AI to Stabilize Fusion Plasma
A data-driven AI model from the Chinese mainland is revolutionizing plasma control in HL-3, marking a leap toward sustainable fusion energy and paving the way for future reactors.
Chinese Mainland’s Fusion Device Aims to Power Up by 2030
Chinese mainland’s BEST fusion device installs Dewar base, advancing main assembly and targeting first fusion-powered light bulb by 2030.
Record-Breaking 35.1T Superconducting Magnet – 700,000x Earth’s Field
Chinese mainland scientists set a record 35.1 tesla superconducting magnet – 700,000x Earth’s magnetic field – paving the way for next-gen scientific instruments and fusion energy research.
Chinese mainland unveils robotic arms for fusion reactor maintenance
Chinese mainland researchers unveil a trio of robotic arms built to withstand extreme radiation, magnetic fields and heat for maintenance in future fusion reactors.
China’s ‘Artificial Sun’ Achieves New Fusion Record of 1,066 Seconds
China’s EAST tokamak sets a new world record, sustaining high-confinement plasma at over 100 million degrees Celsius for 1,066 seconds, advancing fusion energy research.