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"Artificial Sun" project paces up in China`s Yangtze River Delta Mar 21, 2026 - China`s artificial sun project is gaining steam with a new round of upgrading at the Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak facility in east China`s Anhui Province. Located in the larger Yangtze River Delta region, the facility`s upgrade relies heavily on collaborative supply chains across the region, which is a major manufacturing hub that includes Shanghai Municipality and Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Anhui provinces. One of the reactor`s key components is its superconducting magnet system, which can confine and control plasma during fusion reactions. A researcher at the center explains that materials for the system are sourced from across the Delta. The collaboration of resources has also attracted international interest. A consortium led by China National Nuclear Corporation and the Chinese Academy of Sciences has secured a contract to work with the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor, one of the world`s largest fusion experiments. According to the International Atomic Energy Agency, nearly 40 countries are currently pursuing fusion energy programs. Povezane vesti Apr 1, 2026 1,000+ Seconds of Stability! This Shanghai Startup is Winning the Global Fusion Race Mar 21, 2026 "Artificial Sun" project paces up in China`s Yangtze River Delta Feb 19, 2026 Nuclear Fusion Breaks Multiple Records Dec 22, 2025 Why a Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough May Be Closer Than You Think Oct 2, 2025 Harnessing the power of the sun to generate electricity Oct 2, 2025 Demystifying the science behind fission and fusion Sep 19, 2025 The Race for Nuclear Fusion: The Future of renewable Energy? Sep 10, 2025 8 MASSIVE Energy Projects That Could CHANGE Everything Aug 28, 2025 General Atomics magnet could help unlock limitless clean energy Aug 21, 2025 World`s first nuclear fusion power plant coming to WA  |
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