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Helion begins work at fusion plant, expects to deliver power to Microsoft by 2028
The Orion project is set to deliver power to Microsoft data centers in the state by 2028, should development remain on track. The cloud provider signed the world's first Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for nuclear fusion back in May 2023, with Microsoft expected to offtake up to 50MW of capacity following a one-year ramp-up period.
The company is still working on a way to reliably generate energy from fusion with its prototype, called Polaris.
Helion has started site work on its first fusion power plant, Orion, in Washington, aiming to deliver 50 MW of clean energy ...
Helion Energy, a startup partnering with Microsoft, has started construction on a fusion power reactor, joining the race to ...
Helion, a clean energy company seeking to usher in a new era of zero-carbon electricity from fusion, just announced its raise of $500 million to be used to complete the construction of Polaris ...
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Fusion takes step forward as Helion preps reactor siteNuclear fusion startup Helion, whose backers include Sam Altman, has started site prep in Washington state for a reactor it ...
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