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We believe that fusion has the potential to provide abundant, clean and safe energy. That’s why we are taking the technical approach with the clearest path to grid deployment.
Photo: MPI for Plasma Physics, Jan Michael Hosan
Photo: MPI for Plasma Physics, Jan Michael Hosan
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Our team comes together from some of the world’s most innovative institutions, including Max Planck IPP, MIT, McLaren Racing, Google X, TUM, EPFL, Stanford, KIT, Harvard, Cambridge, and CentraleSupélec.
We are working closely with world-leading fusion research institutions, including the Max Planck IPP and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), leveraging decades of experience gained by the European fusion ecosystem.
We are tackling the full breadth of stellarator power plant design, focusing on a simulation-first approach. Our goal is to not only demonstrate physics performance and engineering feasibility but also commercial viability for our concept.
We are working with energy companies and key technologies suppliers across Europe to bring this vision to reality.
This is not a journey that we undertake alone. We are working alongside an entire ecosystem: private investors, governments, regulators, suppliers and other fusion companies.
Proxima Fusion GmbH, Mühldorfstraße 8, 81671 München, Deutschland
Eingetragen beim Amtsgericht München unter HRB 283423, Geschäftsführer Dr. Francesco Sciortino, Lucio Milanese
Registered at the District Court of Munich under HRB 283423, Managing Directors Dr. Francesco Sciortino, Lucio Milanese
