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Is the world ready for the transformational power of fusion?
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The world’s first commercial fusion power plant a 400 MW machine we call ' ARC ' will break ground in the next few years .
Commonwealth Fusion Systems will turn on a demonstration power plant, called SPARC , in 2027 .
Scientists expect it will first achieve net-positive energy production (Q>1) and eventually generate up to ten times more energy than it consumes.
MIT 's analysis shows that fusion power could increase global GDP by $68 trillion in a conservative scenario.
South Asia and Africa stand to benefit most from abundant, clean and affordable energy, says Kelly Ommundsen .
The jump from fossil fuels to fusion energy will inevitably be more profound than the jump from burning wood to burning fossil fuels.
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