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Fusion Technology company history timeline

2008

In 2008, the abrupt and temporary closure of several molybdenum-99 (Mo-99) production facilities at once led to a global shortage of the isotope, which is used to produce critical materials for cancer and heart disease diagnostic procedures.

2009

Following this crisis, the US Department of Energy began issuing funding to companies seeking to develop new ways to produce Mo-99 in 2009.

2013

It was also in 2013 that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission accepted our construction permit application, signaling the beginning of a long road to the construction of a new Mo-99 production facility in North America.

2017

In November 2017, the ITER project passed the 50 percent milestone of work scope completed to first plasma.

2020

Private capital has altered this paradigm and, as of February 2020, private capital investment into fusion startups totalled around $1.5 B, with investors including Jeff Bezos, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, and others.

In early 2020, the imaging center became open for business as construction began on our new office space and production facility, Heliopolis, in Fitchburg, Wisconsin adjacent to the site.

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