A new clip has just been released giving you a bird’s eye view of the ITER construction platform.
We flew over 42 hectares to show you the progress of the Tokamak complex, where the biggest-ever fusion machine will be located; the Assembly Hall building, where the high-tech components will be put together and the Contractors’ area, where our work forces are working hard to bring fusion energy closer.
F4E commits to provide the accelerator’s injector and raw steel.
F4E and Ampegon hand over more power supplies and will provide two extra units.
F4E and Research Instruments advance in series production.
The arrival of ITER’s last extra-large component closes a 16-year manufacturing journey by F4E and…
10,000 EUR for projects that take fusion solutions to the market.
A framework for cooperation in additive manufacturing and advanced materials.