Organizations

Copenhagen Atomics is building a unique thorium molten salt reactor with the footprint of a 40-foot shipping container, and a reactor designed for mass-manufacturing. The company has a product-first approach meaning a strong focus on invent, build, test and harden technology. On this path Copenhagen Atomics has taken out a number of patents and made numerous technology breakthroughs. The focus to build products has resulted in leadership in reactor technology, test systems/hardware, purified salts, including FLIBe, and enriched lithium (Li6). Methods to provide highly purified salts at ton scale volumes has been a significant step forward and the experience curve is a key factor and resulted in more than 350 years of test time as of today. Copenhagen Atomics works with the fusion and fission industry around the world including universities, national laboratories and industry.

EnableFusion envisions revolutionizing the fusion development landscape through an innovative Fusion Engineering Platform (FEP) that uniquely harnesses Korea's elite capabilities in precision manufacturing, high-temperature superconductor (HTS) production, and artificial intelligence (AI). By dismantling traditional barriers in fusion development, our platform will transform the industry paradigm, making fusion technology development dramatically faster, more accessible, and economically viable. EnableFusion accelerates fusion commercialization by enabling fusion developers to procure, install, assemble, test, and operate their desired fusion machines with unmatched ease, speed, and quality. This allows fusion developers to focus on their core innovation and research while EnableFusion manages the manufacturing complexities, significantly compressing development timelines and accelerating the path to commercial fusion energy deployment.

Energy Matter Conversion Corporation (EMC2) is a fusion company founded in 1985 by Dr. Robert Bussard to develop Polywell fusion technology, an electrostatic confinement approach. The company built and tested multiple Polywell devices with support from U.S. government programs, including experiments funded by the U.S. Navy. EMC2 continued research after Bussard’s death in 2007 under Dr. Jaeyoung Park.

3-Sci develops range of industrial monitoring products designed for challenging environments. Their products range from advanced wireless sensors for corrosion damage to electromagnetic sensors for harsh environments within fusion reactors.

Absolut System manufactures cryogenic systems, including coolers, cryostats, liquid hydrogen systems, pulse-tubes, and cryogenic sensors, built for renewable energy systems as well as space, environmental control, and quantum digital technology.

Advanced Conductor Technologies LLC develops high-temperature superconducting (HTS) Conductor on Round Core (CORC®) cables and wires for high-current power cable systems and high-field magnets.

Aerospace is the only federally funded research and development center (FFRDC) committed to the space enterprise. They perform technical analyses for various government, civil, and commercial space corporations and projects.

Alpha Ring specializes in aneutronic fusion technology, specifically the proton-boron (pB11) reaction, to generate power without producing significant dangerous radiation or long-lived radioactive waste.

Ansys develops multiphysics simulation software used to model and analyze physical systems across domains such as structural mechanics, heat transfer, fluid dynamics, and electromagnetics. This approach supports design evaluation, performance prediction, and system optimization in a range of engineering applications.

AqSorption researches and develops membrane free electrolysis technology and products related to zero-carbon hydrogen production and low-carbon waste treatment.

Astral Systems develops compact fusion machines for research use in variety of medical, industrial, and research applications. The company uses a multi-state fusion device allows for access to high-energy fusion neutrons and direct exposure to fusion plasma environment for further development of fusion energy.

Atled Engineering specializes in high-temperature superconductors (HTS), offering engineering services in electromagnetic and thermal finite element modeling and analysis of HTS devices—particularly REBCO coils, quench behavior, and AC losses. In addition, they support HTS cable supply proposals and design software workflows as part of their consultancy offerings.

Bridge 12 Technologies, Inc. is a company primarily focused on the development and manufacture of gyrotrons, high-powered vacuum tubes that generate electromagnetic waves. These gyrotrons play a significant role in heating plasma for fusion energy applications. Their expertise in gyrotron technology extends beyond fusion, also being applied in areas of scientific research and industrial processing.

CALGAVIN is an engineering company specializing in heat transfer enhancement technologies for industrial applications, including offshore, oil refining, petrochemical, gas, and power sectors. The company focuses on the research, design, and supply of advanced heat transfer systems, with particular expertise in tubular heat exchangers and process equipment.

Cambridge Multi-Physics (CMP) develops cloud-native multiphysics simulation tools tailored explicitly for magnetically confined fusion applications, offering integrated model building, result visualization, and post-processing. CMP’s platform solves the interaction of physical processes across multiple states of matter within a common computational domain.

Camino is developing a SasS product which aids in the design of products for the fusion industry utilizing AI and additive manufacturing. One area of product ambition is the design and manufacturing of wetted foam targets for inertial confinement fusion (ICF).