Helion Energy Secures World’s First Regulatory Licenses for 50-Megawatt Fusion Power Plant in Washington
Helion Energy became the first company globally to receive regulatory licenses for a fusion power plant, securing critical Radioactive Materials and Air Emissions Licenses for its 50-megawatt fusion facility in Washington. This milestone advances Helion’s efforts to commercialize clean fusion energy, with plans to supply electricity by 2028 following a deal with Microsoft.
More: GeekWire, Nuclear Engineering International, Reuters
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GeekWire / Lisa Stiffler: Helion Energy Raises $465M, Valued at $15.5B, Targets Commercial Fusion Power by 2028
- Nuclear Engineering International / Tracey: Helion Energy Secures $465M at $15.5B Valuation to Advance Fusion Energy with Polaris Prototype
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Reuters: Helion Becomes First U.S. Fusion Energy Firm to Secure All Regulatory Licenses for Reactor in Washington
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