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Researchers from around the globe, including the Chinese mainland and Thailand, are teaming up on controlled nuclear fusion to build an ‘artificial sun’ and unlock limitless clean energy.
At FEC 2025 in Chengdu, China’s fusion energy push got global props: SWIP named IAEA hub, ITER ties, 2,000-day safety streak, and 100M°C breakthroughs.
IAEA’s 30th Fusion Energy Conference in Chengdu spotlights the Chinese mainland’s global teamwork to unlock the promise of fusion power.
IAEA’s first Fusion Energy Research & Training Center debuts in Chengdu, aiming to spark clean energy innovation and train future fusion experts.
Hefei delivers the world’s largest toroidal field coil case, a key step in fusion energy development. The 21m x 12m, 400-tonne structure marks a milestone for clean tech.
A team from the Chinese mainland uses AI to master tokamak plasma control, bringing clean fusion energy a step closer.
China unveils world-class robot arms for fusion reactors. These bots can withstand intense radiation, magnetic fields & heat to handle maintenance remotely—a major step for fusion energy.