Google will invest in Commonwealth Fusion Systems and buy 200 MW of electricity from its forthcoming power plant.

“Commonwealth Fusion Systems is not just building a facility, they are pioneering groundbreaking innovation to generate clean, reliable, safe power, and it’s happening right here in Virginia.

Alphabet's Google said on Monday it has struck a deal to buy power from a project in Virginia fueled by fusion, the reaction ...

Google inks deal to buy power from CFS’ planned grid-scale commercial fusion plant in Chesterfield, expected to be the first of its kind.

Massachusetts-based energy startup Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) has struck a deal to deliver 200 MW of electricity to ...

On June 30, Google announced an investment in nuclear fusion, which is a power source not yet successfully deployed globally.

Google on Monday announced a partnership with Commonwealth Fusion Systems, or CFS, a private company spun off from the ...

Although Google won’t have access to the power it’s buying for more than five years, making the purchase now is in Google’s ...

Commonwealth Fusion Systems, a start-up founded by scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said on Tuesday that it planned to build its first fusion power plant in Virginia, with ...

The deal comes even though Commonwealth Fusion Systems has yet to demonstrate that its future power plant can generate power reliably or economically.

Whereas some believe commercially-available nuclear fusion energy is still decades away, Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) hopes to be the first company in the world to achieve this by the early ...

A computer rendering of a commercial-scale fusion power plant that Commonwealth Fusion Systems plans to build in Virginia, not far from Washington D.C., over the next decade.