Small nation, big opportunity: New Zealand's path into global fusion

Connecting innovators, investors, & partners across engineering and capital

Co-host:

Postponed - Join us in Australia!

FusionX:New Zealand has been postponed indefinitely due to timing issues and conflicts.
We have though integrated discussion of the opportunities, and challenges, for New Zealand in the global fusion eco-system into FusionX:Australia to be held in Sydney earlier the same week. 
We be delighted were you able to join us there and will extend, for all those willing to travel, an invitation to participate as our guest.
If you would like to do so, or have any questions, please email us on info@fusionxinvest.com

Not just a conference

Networking

A curated audience of fusion investors, innovators, supply chain leaders, and policymakers, brought together to explore the capital opportunity that fusion is creating in New Zealand and beyond.

Industry Insights

In-depth sessions examining the investment case for alternative fusion architectures, the capital opportunities emerging across the fusion supply chain, and how smaller advanced economies can establish themselves within the global fusion economy.

Exclusive Site Visit

A curated tour of OpenStar Technologies' levitated dipole programme, its engineering facilities, experimental systems, and the team behind New Zealand's only fusion company.

Who will be there

Investors

Climate-tech, deep-tech, VC, PE, institutionals, and strategics evaluating fusion and the opportunities it is catalysing across multiple segments

Innovators

Founders and executives, from pre-seed to C-suite,  driving fusion and its adjacent sectors

Supply Chain

Precision manufacturers, component suppliers, and technology innovators serving fusion, the fusion supply-chain

Policymakers

Decision-makers shaping the regulatory, funding, and industrial frameworks that will define fusion's commercial future

Co-host

OpenStar Technologies

Connect with the entire fusion ecosystem

"A fantastic event that continues to bring the global fusion community together."  Oxford Sigma