The future of energy starts here

What is the cluster?

Unlocking a world powered by cleaner energy. Together.

Fusion is the energy of the future. A practical energy source working with renewables to provide the sustainable power the world needs. And at The Fusion Cluster we’re helping to create it. 

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Engineers
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Why should I join?

Fusion at your fingertips

Joining the Fusion Cluster means being part of a community of the UK’s brightest minds and organisations. It means you’ll be helping to achieve fusion faster.

Access to facilities

You'll have access to cutting-edge, national facilities that play a vital role in getting fusion on the grid.

Showcase for fusion

Raising awareness of fusion and promoting the UK's fusion capabilities to your future customers and collaborators here and abroad.

Start-up support

Practical business advice that will turn your great idea into a successful, vibrant business.
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Why should I join?

Be ahead of the curve

Bringing insight, skills and new technologies together to spark innovation and new businesses. 

Experienced peers

You'll have access to a pool of employees and like-minded experts with a wide variety of skills and depth of experience.

Knowledge sharing

You'll be part of a community with industry-leading knowledge and expertise – cross-sharing ideas and insight to help make fusion a reality.

Dedicated cluster manager

You'll be supported by a cluster manager who knows fusion inside out.
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Who’s involved?

Minds. Skills.
Expertise. Fused.

Actemium Alemnis AMEG Ampegon Power Electronics Ansaldo Nuclear Archer Technicoat Assystem ATG Scientific Atkins Bay Fusion Be4Fusion Bond Global Booth Industries Burges Salmon LLP CDTI Centronic Limited CFMS Commonwealth Fusion Systems COMSOL Createc Culham Innovation Centre Custom Cameras Dassault Systemes UK Delkia DigiLab Doosan Babcock Dynex Semiconductor Ecclesian Consulting EGB Engineering Egis Energy Systems Catapult Environment Agency Eucalyptus Consulting Faithful+Gould Focused Energy Framatome Frazer Nash Consultancy First Light Fusion FTI Ltd Fujikura Europe Fusion Energy Insights Fusion Instruments Gardiner & Theobald LLP General Atomics General Fusion Goodfellow Cambridge Graham Engineering GSF UK Harwell Campus
Hatch Hydrobolt i4CNC Idom Induchem Group Innovate UK Innovate UK KTN ITB Jacobs James Walker UK JCS Nuclear Solutions John Ellison Electronics Karlsruhe Institute of Technology KBHF GmbH Kloeckner Metals UK Konecranes KUKA Systems UK Kyotofusioneering Laser 2000 UK Laser Additive Solutions Leybold UK M5tec Magdrive Marvel Fusion Mirion Technologies Mott MacDonald Ltd National Physical Laboratory NEOS Consultancy Nichols Group Norton Straw Novintec Nuclear AMRC Nuclear Industry Association Nuclear South West Numerical Algorithms Group Nuvia OCEM Power Electronics Omniseal Solutions OpenSPDM Optima Systems Consultancy
Orano Oxford Innovation Space OXLEP Oxford Science Enterprises Oxford Sigma Petronas Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP Porvair Filtration Group Potentiary Prorsus Qdot Technology RED Engineering Renaissance Fusion RTR Group SCX Special Projects SIMIC STFC Studsvik Swansea University SWMAS The Manufacturing Technology Centre Tokamak Energy Torion Plasma Corporation Turner & Townsend TUV Nord TUV Sud TWI UKAEA UK Interial Fusion Consortium UKI2S Ultima Forma Universiti Teknologi Petronas University of York Veolia Nuclear Solutions Westinghouse Woodruff Scientific Zero Global
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How does the cluster work?

The cluster creates connections, facilitates knowledge sharing and helps organisations find the partners they need to advance their work on fusion.

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The interior of JET, with plasma present in the tokamak during experiments

What is fusion energy?

The challenges of fusion power are too complicated for any one organisation. Only by working together will they be solved.

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What’s happening now?

Discover news, events and useful documents through our curated content hub.

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