Fusion energy is rapidly advancing toward commercialisation. The scientific, technical and engineering challenges are being rapidly eroded and in that process new technologies, processes and materials are being created that have wide-ranging applications.
Many of these fusion-related innovations are generating revenues, while others have vast potential, across sectors as diverse as quantum computing, energy transmission, oncology, and high-speed rail.
Fusion-related companies are at the leading edge in the commercialisation of neutron sources,
super-conductivity, AI, robotics in applications ranging from industrial imaging, medical isotopes, predictive analytics, robotics in challenging environments,
Held in association with the UKAEA, FusionXInnovation will explore investment opportunities in companies and technologies arising from this cascade of innovation. It will connect investors with pioneering companies, technologies and innovators across a range of segments.
Prior participants at FusionX in London include senior executives from: First Light Fusion, Temasek, TAE, DCVC, Tokamak Energy, Anglo-American Ventures, ExoFusion, Future Planet Capital, SHINE Technologies, Lazard, Proxima Fusion, Type One Energy, Helical Fusion, Avalanche, EIT Innoenergy, Marvel Fusion, Shell Ventures, Stellarex, Novatron Fusion.
Spaces at this high-level meeting are limited. To learn more about participation contact us, else register now.
Innovators from pre-seed start-ups to C-suite executives from established spin-outs
Investors including climate-tech, deep-tech, VC, PE, institutionals and strategics
Advisers from funders, public sector allies, law firms and consultants
Venues
FusionXInnovation will take place in the heart of London at the IET Savoy Place, London & at Culham Campus, Oxfordshire.
May 15 - IET Savoy Place
IET Savoy Place is a historic central London venue on the River Thames. Home to the Institution of Engineering and Technology it offers a unique backdrop for innovation and technology in a location that’s easily accessible by rail, tube or river.
May 16 - Culham Campus
Culham Campus has been the location for the national plasma physics and fusion research laboratory since the 1950s, and today is home to Europe’s biggest fusion technology cluster and supporting technologies. It brings together industry, academia and investors focusing on high technology innovation in a location a short train ride from London.
