Startorus Fusion Provides Crucial Support for Future Zero-Carbon Energy Supply.

Recently, the author of the cutting-edge technology Sentry interviewed Startorus Fusion, where CEO Chen Rui stated, "In the history of mankind, controlled nuclear fusion research has come a long way, spanning over 70 years. In recent years, with the introduction of second-generation high-temperature superconducting technology, advancements in plasma control capabilities, and progress in fusion-related engineering technologies, we believe that we are getting closer to achieving the ignition conditions for controlled nuclear fusion. According to a survey by the International Fusion Association, most commercial fusion companies are dedicated to generating electricity through fusion within the next 10 years."

Binbin Wang, CTO of Startorus Fusion, delivered an impressive speech at the roundtable forum: "China’s industrial policies, including environmental protection and regulatory policies, have made significant adaptations to controlled nuclear fusion. Currently, the perspective of the capital market on controlled nuclear fusion mainly focuses on the industry's commercialization and the devices' compactness. The support from government policies and the favor of capital has collectively driven the accelerated development of the controlled nuclear fusion industry."

Startorus Fusion has always committed itself to the commercial application of fusion energy and related technological research and development. The company takes it upon itself to build China's first commercial controlled fusion reactor and focuses on the miniaturization, commercialization, and rapid iteration of controlled fusion energy devices. The company is dedicated to becoming a global leading fusion energy technology enterprise that integrates research and development, design, and operation and maintenance.

Chen Rui, CEO of Startorus Fusion, a commercial fusion company dedicated to the research, development and manufacturing of spherical tokamaks, accepted the program’s interview.

On June 20, 2023, the annual China Unicorn Enterprises and Potential Unicorn Enterprise Conference was held in Suzhou City, east China's Jiangsu Province. At the conference, Cao Lubao, a member of the Standing Committee of the CPC Provincial Committee and secretary of the Municipal Party Committee, and Zhang Jingan, director of the China Society of Science and Technology Reform made speeches. More than 350 unicorn and potential unicorn representatives and over 40 institutional investors were invited to attend the conference.