The Sam Altman\u2013chaired Helion Energy fusion power developer announced a new milestone Feb. 13, achieving record plasma temperatures of 150 million degrees Celsius\u201410 times that of the sun\u2019s core\u2014as part of its immensely ambitious goal to bring power to the grid in Washington State by 2028.<\/p>\n
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Startup developers of fusion energy\u2014the so-called power of the stars in a jar\u2014are racing to prove their technologies and bring clean, limitless electricity to the grid to meet the power needs of the AI boom. While Helion has the most aggressive timeline for first commercial power\u2014under contract for Microsoft data centers\u2014skeptics have questioned Helion\u2019s start date; its unique technological approach versus competitors; and its relative lack of scientific updates until now.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhile interstitial milestones are really important to show that the technology works and you can get regulatory approval, at the end of the day, it\u2019s about deploying power plants at scale to support the growing power needs,\u201d Helion cofounder and CEO David Kirtley told Fortune<\/em>.<\/p>\n\u201cWe\u2019re on schedule to still have first electrons to the grid in 2028. It is an aggressive milestone. It\u2019s going to be hard,\u201d Kirtley said. \u201cPart of that is the progressive iteration and parallel development right now in Malaga, Washington.\u201d<\/p>\n
While the plasma heat achievement was set at Helion\u2019s seventh-generation prototype, Polaris, in suburban Seattle, Helion already is building its 50-megawatt commercial power plant, Orion, 130 miles away in Malaga\u2014near Microsoft\u2019s growing data center campus. Helion is not yet assembling the fusion reactor, which requires additional engineering and design fine-tuning.<\/p>\n
Developing multiple projects in parallel\u2014including an assembly line manufacturing system\u2014is key to Helion\u2019s rapid pace and success, Kirtley said. \u201cIt\u2019s how we have been able to build seven generations of fusion systems and do it much quicker than anyone else in fusion. Core to the philosophy of how we operate is that rapid build, test, iterate, and build again.\u201d<\/p>\n
Whereas traditional nuclear fission energy creates power by splitting atoms, fusion uses heat to create energy by melding them together. In the simplest form, it fuses hydrogen found in water into an extremely hot, electrically charged state known as plasma to create helium\u2014the same process that powers the sun. When executed properly, the process triggers endless reactions to make energy for electricity. But stars rely on overwhelming gravitational pressure to force their fusion. Here on Earth, creating and containing the pressure needed to force the reaction in a consistent, controlled way remains an engineering challenge.<\/p>\n
And because fusion reactors are so much smaller than stars, they need to produce heat in much hotter concentrations. The sun is about 15 million degrees Celsius at its core, or 27 million degrees Fahrenheit.<\/p>\n
About 100 million degrees Celsius is considered the minimum threshold for sustained commercial fusion power, hence the enthusiasm over the new milestone.<\/p>\n
Helion was founded in 2013, and Altman became chairman and a major financial backer in 2015\u2014shortly before he cofounded OpenAI. Altman also became chair of the nuclear fission, small modular reactor (SMR) startup Oklo that same year. Other key Helion investors include LinkedIn cofounder Reid Hoffman and Facebook cofounder and current Asana CEO Dustin Moskovitz. Kirtley said Altman\u2019s role is to focus on the long-term vision.<\/p>\n
\u201cA question I get from Sam is, \u2018How do we move faster?\u2019\u201d Kirtley said. \u201cWe\u2019re already on an aggressive time frame. \u2018How do we move faster than that? How do we deploy power at scale quickly?\u2019\u201d<\/p>\n
Unique fusion approach<\/strong><\/h2>\nKirtley previously worked at NASA-backed MSNW on fusion-driven rocket technologies. He cofounded Helion with a dual focus of fusion power and fusion propulsion. The propulsion work helped Helion innovate its unique power approach, he said.<\/p>\n
\u201cOne thing you learn about working in space and building systems to fly in space is you can\u2019t waste anything. Every ounce of weight is critical; every watt of power is critical,\u201d Kirtley said. \u201cYou must be very efficient everywhere and all the time. If you take that same approach and apply it to fusion, all the physics requirements dramatically reduce.\u201d<\/p>\n
Most fusion technologies, as well as nuclear fission, are based on generating heat to power steam turbines, which produce the electricity. Helion\u2019s technology captures the electricity during the fusion process\u2014skipping the need for turbines.<\/p>\n
\u201cThat\u2019s really the fundamental difference that we believe allows us to move much faster than other people,\u201d Kirtley said. \u201cThat shrinks the scale of the fusion system. It minimizes how hard it is to do.\u201d<\/p>\n
Helion\u2019s fusion fuel combines deuterium from water with tritium. Helion was the first company licensed to use radioactive tritium as a fusion source. But the end goal is to use deuterium and helium-3, which Helion aims to produce by fusing the same deuterium atoms. Helium-3 allows the process to generate more electricity with less heat.<\/p>\n
Arguably Helion\u2019s chief fusion competition is Nvidia and Bill Gates\u2013backed Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS), which has deeper pockets but is taking a more conservative approach. Commonwealth leans on the most traditional fusion technology\u2014highly relative for a nascent industry that\u2019s never generated electricity on the grid.<\/p>\n
CFS is currently building its SPARC fusion prototype to come online next year. But that won\u2019t provide power to the grid. If SPARC succeeds, CFS\u2019s first commercial fusion plant, ARC, is slated to be built and to come online in the early 2030s just outside of Richmond, Va. If all goes as planned, the 400-megawatt plant\u2014much more power than Helion\u2019s Orion\u2014would produce enough electricity to service about 300,000 homes.<\/p>\n
CFS leans on the so-called tokamak design\u2014shortened from toroidal magnetic chamber\u2014which relies on its powerful magnets. The technology essentially involves a massive, doughnut-shaped machine that traps the plasma in a high-temperature, superconducting magnetic field. But the process generates heat, not electricity.<\/p>\n
Helion\u2019s smaller, but faster approach uses magneto-inertial fusion. Theoretically, the plasmas collide in the fusion chamber and are compressed by magnets around the machine. That heats the plasma, initiating fusion reactions and resulting in a change in the plasma\u2019s magnetic field. This change interacts with the magnets, increasing their magnetic field, and initiating a flow of new electricity through the coils.<\/p>\n
The bottom line is it\u2019s quite complicated, and there\u2019s no guarantee of success for any of the fusion developers. But Kirtley said he\u2019s confident fusion power can make a notable dent in the U.S. power grid within the next decade and keep growing from there.<\/p>\n
\u201cIf all we do is build the world\u2019s first fusion power plant, as a company, we failed,\u201d Kirtley said. \u201cOur goal is to deploy clean and safe baseload power to the world. That means building technologies in a way that is scalable, mass producible, and must be low cost so that the customer wants it.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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