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Throughout the past five decades, research and development in the world of nuclear fusion has been led by large publicly-funded national, and international, laboratories. In the 2020s, fusion energy technology development is also being embraced by small, fast-moving, start-up companies.
This edited book provides an overview of the commercialisation of fusion energy technology, stressing the role to be played by small businesses and the ongoing importance of public sector efforts. All chapters were peer-reviewed by experts before publication to ensure the reliability of the scientific…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Throughout the past five decades, research and development in the world of nuclear fusion has been led by large publicly-funded national, and international, laboratories. In the 2020s, fusion energy technology development is also being embraced by small, fast-moving, start-up companies.

This edited book provides an overview of the commercialisation of fusion energy technology, stressing the role to be played by small businesses and the ongoing importance of public sector efforts. All chapters were peer-reviewed by experts before publication to ensure the reliability of the scientific content. The editors are of the opinion that "there is a need for a good overview of a complex phenomenon that has the potential to transform fusion energy research after decades of leadership by governmental and inter-governmental efforts." The book addresses not only the science and technology of fusion commercialisation, but also the associated innovation management.

The
first section of the book provides an introduction to private fusion and explains
that the marketed product will not necessarily be electricity. The policy
context of a global need for decarbonisation is introduced and compared to the
timescales of fusion commercialisation. The second section introduces some of
the leading private sector initiatives in fusion from around the world. Then, the
third section outlines the public sector's ongoing efforts toward
commercialisation. And finally, the fourth section discusses the challenges and
future opportunities of private fusion.


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Autorenporträt
Corresponding Editor William Nuttall is a Professor of energy at The Open University, UK. He is also a Fellow of the Payne Institute for Public Policy at the Colorado School of Mines, USA and a Fellow of the Construction Engineering Masters programme at the University of Cambridge. He is an Affiliated Lecturer within the University of Cambridge Engineering Department and a Fellow of Hughes Hall a college of the University of Cambridge. He has extensive policy advice experience with the UK government and the European Union.

Satoshi Konishi is a Professor at the Institute of Advanced Energy, Kyoto University. He was previously the Director of the Fusion Reactor Systems Laboratory at the Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute. He earned his PhD from the University of Tokyo.

Shutaro Takeda is a Fellow of the Urban Institute, Kyushu University. He conducts research on energy sustainability, energy economy and renewable energy policy in developing nations. He is also the Research Representative of the Public Outreach Initiative for Nuclear Fusion at the National Institute for Fusion Science. In 2018, he was named the International Young Energy Professional of the Year by the Association of Energy Engineers.

David Webbe-Wood is a PhD student in the School of Engineering and Innovation at The Open University. He previously earned his Master of Research qualification in Nuclear Energy from Imperial College London. He is a member of The Society for Radiological Protection and a former Radiological Protection Specialist.