Articles from Thea Energy, Inc.

The design of the “Helios” planar coil stellarator power plant demonstrates a uniquely practical commercial fusion architecture, enabling scalable manufacturing and construction, efficient maintenance, a high capacity factor, and competitive economics 

Funds will support two collaborations with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and one collaboration with Columbia University

The world’s first superconducting planar coil magnet array successfully created and controlled stellarator-relevant magnetic field structures

Four publications in the journal Nuclear Fusion detail the Company’s novel system architecture and its ability to address historical limitations of the stellarator

New lab and office space in Kearny, New Jersey, for scaling of key superconducting magnet activities and continued team growth

Funds will accelerate next phase of planar coil magnet array manufacturing, integrated stellarator system modeling, and team growth

Funds will support collaboration with the University of California San Diego to accelerate fusion energy development