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IAEA releases overview document on fusion energy work AtomInfo.Ru, PUBLISHED 12.11.2026 The IAEA has released its next review of fusion energy work (World Fusion Outlook) currently underway worldwide. The title of the document is INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY, IAEA World Fusion Outlook 2026, IAEA, Vienna (2026), https://doi.org/10.61092/iaea.wu84-ej4j. The document contains 128 pages and 100 figures. The language of the document is English. The terms for purchasing a hard copy of the document are available at this link. The current price is not indicated; the electronic version is available free of charge (see the link above). The IAEA's World Fusion Outlook aims to be a global reference for authoritative information and updates on fusion energy - a potentially unlimited, clean energy source that can contribute to the diversification of energy generation in the long term. The IAEA has been promoting fusion energy research and development for almost 70 years and continues to strongly support progress towards its future deployment by bringing the fusion community together to advance scientific and technological capabilities. This fourth edition presents a selection of recent achievements in fusion energy, outlines fusion plant concepts currently at various stages of development worldwide and examines the expanding global ecosystem supporting fusion and shaping the path towards commercialization, including public and private investment, national initiatives, industrial and supply chain developments, and international cooperation. It also provides an outlook on the conditions under which fusion energy could play a meaningful role in future energy systems. As a special focus topic, this edition explores the data foundations needed to accelerate fusion energy development using artificial intelligence. Other news: Rosatom starts concreting the inner cavity of the BREST-OD-300 reactor vessel Concrete pouring for the reactor vessel will proceed in multiple stages. Welding of Primary Coolant Piping Completed at Akkuyu-2 The welding was completed in 73 days. Construction of first NPP in Uzbekistan is launched Ceremony marked pouring of first concrete. |
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