Tokamak Energy, founded in 2009, is focused on developing affordable and competitive fusion energy using their two world-leading technologies: compact spherical tokamaks and High Temperature Superconducting (HTS) magnets.

The spherical tokamak, a more efficient alternative to the traditional doughnut-shaped plasma, offers the smallest and most cost-effective solution for fusion energy.

Tokamak Energy's roadmap includes completing the ST80-HTS in 2026, demonstrating the potential of HTS magnets in a high field spherical tokamak. This will inform the design of the fusion pilot plant, ST-E1, which aims to deliver electricity to the grid in the early 2030s, producing up to 200 MW of net electrical power.

Read the Demo4 announcement here:

https://www.tokamakenergy.co.uk/2023/07/11/12-million-amps-tokamak-energy-magnet-system-to-replicate-extreme-fusion-power-plant-forces/

12 million amps Tokamak Energy magnet system to replicate extreme fusion power plant forces - Tokamak Energy

Tokamak Energy’s world-first Demo4 superconducting magnet system will have an incredible 12 million amps of electricity running through its central column to replicate fusion energy power plant forces. It is four times greater than the current passing through the company’s ST40 tokamak and 120,000 times more than a typical 100-amp UK average home.