Type One Energy Collaborates with TVA, ORNL on Potential Fusion Prototype at Bull Run Plant
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Wednesday, February 21, 2024
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In partnership with TVA and ORNL, Type One Energy will explore subsequent opportunities to further advance commercial deployment of fusion energy in the East Tennessee region.
Key Points:
- In partnership with TVA and ORNL, Type One Energy will explore subsequent opportunities to further advance commercial deployment of fusion energy in the East Tennessee region.
- Infinity One will allow Type One Energy to verify important design features of its high field stellarator fusion pilot plant, particularly those related to operating efficiency, reliability, maintainability, and affordability.
- Type One Energy will establish its headquarters in East Tennessee, creating over 300 high-paying jobs within the next five years.
- “Our administration created the Nuclear Energy Fund in partnership with the Tennessee General Assembly to recruit companies like Type One Energy.