Fusionize

Business and Tech Consulting

We’ll guide you to the emerging opportunities in the fusion industrial landscape

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Our thoughts on Fusion

The combination of the ever-rising demand for energy and its impact on the environment prompts the need for the development of sustainable energy production technologies and practices. This need drives the research, investment, and development of carbon-neutral or carbon-friendly technologies, such as thermonuclear fusion.

Nuclear fusion based energy production presents an alternative nuclear energy source, the same process powering the stars. Harnessing this power has been an ongoing research effort for over 70 decades, showing exciting results and an ever-growing momentum to demonstrate such capabilities in the near future. Find out more about the landscape, approaches and challenges still ahead.

Keys topics

01

What is nuclear fusion?

Nuclear fusion is the most widespread energy source in the universe, powering stars.

02

Approaches and challenges

Any fusion reactor concept needs to contain and confine the fuel, which is a hot plasma.

03

Critical to nuclear fusion

Any fusion power plant requires the development of unique technologies and methods specific to its design

04

Who are the players?

The fusion industrial landscape is a new and dynamically evolving ecosystem of multiple players

05

Path to commercialisation

Any fusion reactor enters a very competitive energy production market, featuring with advantages such as environmentally friendly technologies

Keys topics

What is nuclear fusion?

About possible fusion reactions and terrestrial conditions of the fuel for ignition and burn.

Approaches and challenges

About various methods to contain, ignite and burn the fuel. 

Critical technologies

Various bottleneck and showstopper technologies like fuel production, neutron shielding, heat resistance…

Who are the players?

About the role and interactions of research institutes, fusion projects, private sector and regulators.

Path to commercialisation

About supply chain resilience, impact of regulation as well as means to reduce CAPEX and OPEX.

What’s new in fusion

Our thoughts on Fusion:

The combination of the ever-rising demand for energy and its impact on the environment prompts the need for the development of sustainable energy production technologies and practices. This need drives the research, investment, and development of carbon-neutral or carbon-friendly technologies, such as thermonuclear fusion.

What is nuclear fusion

Nuclear fusion is the most widespread energy source in the universe, powering stars. The process occurs when two or more light atomic nuclei combine to form a new one, releasing considerable energy. Solar fusion requires large temperatures in the range of 10 million ⁰C and pressures of 10 billion times atmospheric pressure. Generating a similar process under terrestrial conditions requires a different approach than that of the stars, generating even harsher conditions, presenting a challenge to any reactor concept.

Challenges to nuclear fusion

Any fusion reactor concept needs to contain and confine the fuel, which is a hot plasma. There are several competing reactor concepts available in different stages of maturity. 

  • The most widespread approach, magnetically confines the fuel and requires long-duration burns with good insulation and lower fuel density
  • Another successful approach inertially confines the fuel, resulting in short, intensive, explosive bursts and high fuel densities

There are multiple different approaches in between these two concepts. All approaches feature common and unique challenges arising from their concept.

Challenges to nuclear fusion

Any fusion reactor concept needs to contain and confine the fuel, which is a hot plasma. There are several competing reactor concepts available in different stages of maturity. The most widespread approach, magnetically confines the fuel and requires long-duration burns with good insulation and lower fuel density. Another successful approach inertially confines the fuel, resulting in short, intensive, explosive bursts and high fuel densities. There are multiple different approaches in between these two concepts. All approaches feature common and unique challenges arising from their concept.

Critical to nuclear fusion

Any fusion power plant requires the development of unique technologies and methods specific to its design, such as:

  • fuel cycle-related development and management techniques 
  • fuel-confinement and subsequent ignition-related techniques, 
  • development of novel heat-load-resistant materials
  • development of neutron radiation-resistant materials 

Each reactor concept features unique R&D challenges, specific to its design philosophy, such as magnet, vacuum, cryogenic or laser technologies

Who are the players

  • National research laboratories focus on fundamental research into various aspects of fusion plasmas, such as plasma physics, reactor design, material sciences, neutron physics and many other relevant topics. 
  • Nationally or Internationally funded fusion projects consist of several state/government-backed initiatives to develop and demonstrate a fusion-relevant reactor and prototype.   
  • Parallel to the previous is a strong uptake in many start-up companies, forming the Private Fusion Sector, aiming to develop and field fusion reactor concepts to demonstrate net power production. 
  • Both approaches are supported by start-ups or well-established industrial players forming the fusion supply chain, which focuses on components and supporting manufacturing. 

The final participants in this landscape are governmental entities focused on developing a regulatory framework.

Path to commercialisation

The combination of the ever-rising demand for energy and its impact on the environment prompts the need for the development of sustainable energy production technologies and practices. This need drives the research, investment, and development of carbon-neutral or carbon-friendly technologies, such as thermonuclear fusion.

Critical to nuclear fusion

Nuclear fusion

based energy production presents an alternative nuclear energy source, the same process powering the stars. Harnessing this power has been an ongoing research effort for over 70 decades, showing exciting results and an ever-growing momentum to demonstrate such capabilities in the near future. Find out more about the landscape, approaches and challenges still ahead.

Nuclear fusion-based

energy production presents an alternative nuclear energy source, the same process powering the stars. Harnessing this power has been an ongoing research effort for over 70 decades, showing exciting results and an ever-growing momentum to demonstrate such capabilities in the near future. Here, you can find out more about the approaches and challenges still ahead.

Keys topics

Nuclear fusion is the most widespread energy source in the universe, powering stars. The process occurs when two or more light atomic nuclei combine to form a new one, releasing considerable energy.
Solar fusion requires large temperatures in the range of 10 million ⁰C and pressures of 10 billion times atmospheric pressure. Generating a similar process under terrestrial conditions requires a different approach than that of the stars, generating even harsher conditions, presenting a challenge to any reactor concept. Read more

Any fusion reactor concept needs to contain and confine the fuel, which is a hot plasma. There are several competing reactor concepts available in different stages of maturity. 

  • The most widespread approach, magnetically confines the fuel and requires long-duration burns with good insulation and lower fuel density
  • Another successful approach inertially confines the fuel, resulting in short, intensive, explosive bursts and high fuel densities.

There are multiple different approaches in between these two concepts. All approaches feature common and unique challenges arising from their concept. Read more

Any fusion power plant requires the development of unique technologies and methods specific to its design, such as:

  • fuel cycle-related development and management techniques 
  • fuel-confinement and subsequent ignition-related techniques, 
  • development of novel heat-load-resistant materials
  • development of neutron radiation-resistant materials

Each reactor concept features unique R&D challenges, specific to its design philosophy, such as magnet, vacuum, cryogenic or laser technologies... Read more

The fusion industrial landscape is a new and dynamically evolving ecosystem of multiple players:

  • National research laboratories are the oldest elements focusing on fundamental research into various aspects of fusion plasmas, such as plasma physics, reactor design, material sciences, neutron physics and many other relevant topics. 
  • Nationally or Internationally funded fusion projects consist of several state/government-backed initiatives to develop and demonstrate a fusion-relevant reactor and prototype.   
  • Parallel to the previous is a strong uptake in many start-up companies, forming the Private Fusion Sector, which aims to develop and field fusion reactor concepts to demonstrate net power production. 
  • Both approaches are supported by start-ups or well-established industrial players forming the Fusion supply chain, which focuses on components and supporting manufacturing. 

The final participants in this landscape are governmental entities focused on developing a regulatory framework. Read more

Any fusion reactor enters a very competitive energy production market, featuring with advantages such as environmentally friendly technologies and fuel abundance albeit some disadvantages in the form of high CAPEX and OPEX

Both of the latter require significant lowering to improve the market competitiveness of planned fusion power plants by:

  • developing resilient supply chains
  • developing of secondary markets for fusion-related products or other methods
  • development of a fusion-specific regulatory and licensing framework. Read more

Our Services

Greenfield / brownfield project-based advisory

Wall-to-wall due diligence

Financial and business potential advisory

Optimization-related advisory

Go-to-market related advisory

Partner / vendor selection related advisory

If you are an investor looking to get a foothold in fusion or broaden your portfolio, here are some examples.

If you are a start-up or established company focused on fusion, here are some examples.

How we can help with your goals

Arriving at the optimal choice

Found and develop your company in fusion industry

Review, evaluate your project

Develop go-to-market strategies with your technology

Find and select a partner/vendor in fusion industry

Business Idea

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Sales Strategy

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Digital Marketing

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How we can help?

  • Greenfield / brownfield project-based advisory
  • Wall-to-wall due diligence
  • Financial and business potential advisory
  • Optimization-related advisory
  • Go-to-market related advisory
  • Partner / vendor selection related advisory

About Us

Asztalos Örs

PhD in Plasma and nuclear physics with over a decade of experience in the field of fusion palsmas. 

Methodological knowledge: Plasma physics, Nuclear physics, Fusion reactor design

Farkas Csongor

Business development and consultancy with over a decade of experience in:

Methodological knowledge: Plasma physics, Nuclear physics, Fusion reactor design

We work with a wide range of consultants featuring: plasma, nuclear, neutron physicists; reactor design and engineering specialists and shielding and safety experts.

About our company

We utilize a pool of a dozen consultants on standby ranging from: plasma, nuclear and ICF physicists, chief engineers for fusion reactors, DEMO design specialist, neutron shielding and safety experts and a few high-ranking retired scientists from the US, UK and EURO fusion.

About our company

Our company plans to provide technological, business and financial consulting services related to fusion industry and technology. The reason for all three is that in the currently explosively growing and developing fusion industry, companies are almost exclusively technologically focused, but the part of technology-related business development/marketing is considered a less developed feature. Therefore, in addition to developing a software solution focusing on specific fusion technology trends, we combine them by compiling their cost structure and presenting marketing opportunities to make the service comprehensive. 

Potential customers can be companies planning to invest in the fusion industry, to whom we can provide crutches with the aforementioned service, and technology companies that need more marketing/business development and financial legs. 

Overall, we see that in relation to the industry, in addition to the rapid development, there is also a “dilution,” i.e., many unusable/futureless solutions or other technological/entrepreneurial initiatives, which is why we would like to help provide greater transparency and advice to the relevant actors.

We aim to be the guide in today's industry and landscape of fusion.

We aim to connect market and governmental players and other research parties to ensure the advancement of the industry.

By fusing know-how and combining relevant experiences, we ensure that we find the right opportunities and define projects for investors and other interested parties.

By establishing a transparent, controlled and structured environment, we aim to build, in every case, a fitting project for the clients which will meet their predefined goals. 

About our company: Our company plans to provide technological, business and financial consulting services related to fusion industry and technology. The reason for all three is that in the currently explosively growing and developing fusion industry, companies are almost exclusively technologically focused, but the part of technology-related business development/marketing is considered a less developed feature. Therefore, in addition to developing a software solution focusing on specific fusion technology trends, we combine them by compiling their cost structure and presenting marketing opportunities to make the service comprehensive. 

Potential customers can be companies planning to invest in the fusion industry, to whom we can provide crutches with the aforementioned service, and technology companies that need more marketing/business development and financial legs. 

Overall, we see that in relation to the industry, in addition to the rapid development, there is also a "dilution," i.e., many unusable/futureless solutions or other technological/entrepreneurial initiatives, which is why we would like to help provide greater transparency and advice to the relevant actors.

  • We aim to be the guide in today's industry and landscape of fusion.
  • We aim to connect market and governmental players and other research parties to ensure the advancement of the industry.
  • By fusing know-how and combining relevant experiences, we ensure that we find the right opportunities and define projects for investors and other interested parties.
  • By establishing a transparent, controlled and structured environment, we aim to build, in every case, a fitting project for the clients which will meet their predefined goals. 

About our company

Our company plans to provide technological, business and financial consulting services related to fusion industry and technology.
Potential customers can be companies planning to invest in the fusion industry, to whom we can provide crutches with the aforementioned service, and technology companies that need more marketing/business development and financial legs.

We aim to be the guide in today's industry and landscape of fusion.

We ensure that we find the right opportunities and define projects for investors and other interested parties.

We aim to connect market and governmental players and other research parties to ensure the advancement of the industry.

We aim to build, in every case, a fitting project for the clients which will meet their predefined goals.

Asztalos Örs

PhD in Plasma and nuclear physics with over a decade of experience in the field of fusion palsmas. His main activities are focused on:

Subsystem R&D, optimization on multiple fusion devices

Actively involved in measurement campaigns on various fusion devices

Active participation in EUROfusion, supporting ITER, JT-60SA, W7-X

Methodological knowledge: Plasma physics, Nuclear physics, Fusion reactor design

Farkas Csongor

Business development and consultancy with over a decade of experience in:

Business development in more than 7 countries

Development of process and performance management in energy industry

Methodological knowledge: Business Development, Business Analysis, Strategy creation, Financial analysis, Project management, Performance management

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