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Helion begins work at fusion plant, expects to deliver power to Microsoft by 2028
The Orion project is set to deliver power to Microsoft data centers in the state by 2028, should development remain on track. The cloud provider signed the world's first Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for nuclear fusion back in May 2023, with Microsoft expected to offtake up to 50MW of capacity following a one-year ramp-up period.
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World’s first nuclear fusion plant being built in US to power Microsoft data centersIn 2023, Helion announced the world’s first power purchase agreement (PPA) that will provide energy from the plant to ...
Helion Energy, a startup backed by OpenAI's Sam Altman and SoftBank's venture capital arm, has started construction on a site ...
Helion has started site work on its first fusion power plant, Orion, in Washington, aiming to deliver 50 MW of clean energy ...
Helion Energy, a startup partnering with Microsoft, has started construction on a fusion power reactor, joining the race to ...
Good afternoon and happy Wednesday, readers! Just like any of the rest of us, President Donald Trump spent the morning after his trip to Europe catching up on social media. From imposing new tariffs ...
In 2023, Microsoft signed a power purchase agreement with Helion Energy for 50 MW of nuclear fusion energy, including a ...
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