Japan launches FAST to build a public fusion demonstrator by 2035
The FAST project enters its engineering phase in Japan, mobilising an industrial consortium led by Starlight Engine and Kyoto Fusioneering to establish a public-private fusion sector based on the deuterium-tritium cycle.
| Sector | Énergie Fusion, Tokamak |
|---|---|
| Theme | Investissements & Transactions, Financement, Développement de projets |
Japan has launched the engineering phase of the FAST project, a technological demonstrator of an integrated fusion power plant, led by Starlight Engine and Kyoto Fusioneering. The programme aims to demonstrate experimental power production by the late 2030s. Designed as a system-level plant rather than a scientific reactor, FAST seeks to validate the entire D-T (deuterium-tritium) energy cycle, including energy production, fuel reprocessing, and tritium recycling.
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