F4E welcomed the British Ambassador to Spain, Simon Manley, to its headquarters in Barcelona. Together with a group of British Foreign Office colleagues, the Ambassador met with F4E Senior Management and attended presentations about the work of F4E and the ITER project. The Ambassador also took the opportunity to meet British members of F4E staff for a chat in an informal setting during his visit. “I am delighted to be at F4E today and to meet British scientists and engineers working here in cutting-edge technology”, he said.
Fusion for Energy signs deal with Walter Tosto for the production of remaining units.
F4E collaborates with Research Instruments and Leering to manufacture parts of the equipment.
Discs in production that will allow more microwave power to heat ITER plasma.
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