General Fusion

Four big problems stand between fusion energy and commercial reality.

Our Magnetized Target Fusion commercial design aims to solve all four with one system: the liquid metal wall. It's our technology’s "secret sauce" with multiple key benefits:

🛡️ Protect the machine from neutron damage
️⚡ Breed the fusion fuel we need for the life of a power plant, and to start up new machines
🔋 Simplify energy conversion, efficiently capturing heat to make steam and spin a turbine
💰 Make fusion economical

Our Chief Strategy Officer, Megan Wilson, breaks down why this innovation could be the key to practical fusion power.

Commercializing  fusion power takes a strong supply chain.

Last week, General Fusion’s VP of External Relations, Grace Peach, joined industry leaders at BOTC 2026 in Knoxville for the New Nuclear Developments and Supplier Needs panel hosted by the Energy, Technology and Environmental Business Association.

Following LM26’s recent 1 keV milestone, Grace shared General Fusion’s progress toward commercial fusion energy, what’s next for our Magnetized Target Fusion technology, and the important role suppliers will play in bringing fusion power to the grid.

Our approach is designed with practicality in mind, leveraging established technologies and a strong supply chain to deliver fusion energy that is reliable and cost-competitive.

Thank you to the organizers and fellow panelists for the opportunity to connect and discuss the future of nuclear energy!

Canada’s energy future includes fusion.

Today, General Fusion shared that perspective with the House of Commons Standing Committee on Natural Resources as an invited witness in its study on Canada’s nuclear future.

For more than 20 years, we’ve been developing fusion technology here in Canada, with an engineering approach designed to deliver clean, reliable baseload power that is practical and cost-competitive.

Support from the federal and B.C. governments has been instrumental in advancing our technology, building a globally recognized company, and strengthening Canada’s domestic supply chain.

As demand for reliable energy grows, Canada has an opportunity to build on this foundation and lead in fusion research, manufacturing, and intellectual property development, while positioning itself at the forefront of the future of energy.

Watch the hearing: parlvu.parl.gc.ca/Harmony/en/Pow…

Fusion energy is a global effort, and earlier this month, our team took that conversation to Japan.

A highlight of the trip was touring the Kyoto Fusioneering facilities. In 2023, our two companies signed an MOU to develop the components a commercial fusion power plant will need:

⚡ Tritium fuel cycle
⚡ Liquid metal balance of plant
⚡ Power conversion cycle

Our visit was paired with STS Forum’s 2026 Annual Meeting in Kyoto, where our CEO Greg Twinney spoke on how fusion moves from the lab to the grid. Greg laid out why our practical Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF) approach is built to take on the toughest challenges along that path, sharing the stage with leaders from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, ITER Organization, Harvard University, and our partners at Kyoto Fusioneering.

We’re leaving Japan with stronger relationships, new ideas, and more momentum toward fusion on the grid. Thank you to everyone who hosted us!

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We're hiring!

Interested in being part of a team working to advance the future of fusion energy?

At General Fusion, we're bringing together talented people who are passionate about innovation, technology, and making a difference.

We're currently hiring for the following positions:

- Controls Engineer
- Mechanical Engineer (Liner Operations)
- Mechanical Engineer
- Electrical Engineer
- Manager, Financial Planning & Analysis
- Business Development Coordinator
- Talent Acquisition Partner
- Applied Physicist

Interested in joining our team? Explore these opportunities and learn more about working at General Fusion.

View our open positions: generalfusion.com/careers/

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