Fusion energy is not something you hear about every day, yet it has the ability to shape how the world is powered. Helion Energy, a Washington-based fusion firm, is working to make this long-discussed concept a reality. While fusion has long been regarded as an ambitious, seemingly unachievable objective, Helion has successfully balanced advances and hurdles, earning the trust of high-profile investors along the way. The business recently raised $425 million in its Series F fundraising round.
One of the biggest hurdles for Helion lies in securing the specialized components needed to build its reactors. Its latest prototype, Polaris, houses approximately 50,000 pulse-power semiconductors—critical elements that have proven difficult to source, similar to supply chain issues faced
Investors Bet Big on Helion Energy To Bring Fusion Power To The Grid
- By Anshika Mathews
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Helion plans to build a much larger 500MW fusion power plant for steel manufacturer Nucor, expected to be operational in the 2030s.
