Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Fusion energy has great potential to deliver safe, sustainable, low carbon energy for generations to come. This session will address what we could do to make sure that the benefits from fusion energy act as a ‘force for good’ in the world.
Chaired by Rebecca Day - CEO, Still Curious
Speakers:
Tony Donné - Programme Manager, EUROfusion
Saranne Postans - Communications, STEP programme
Megan Wilson - Chief Strategy & Marketing Officer, General Fusion
Broadcast Tuesday, 18 October at 14.00-14.50 GMT
Information Age Theatre, FUSION22
UKAEA’s mission is to deliver sustainable fusion energy and maximise scientific and economic impact. Fusion, the process that powers the sun, can play a big part in our carbon-free energy future.
UKAEA leads the world in fusion research with a wide range of programmes covering robotics, materials testing and development, and tritium science. Our scientists and engineers are working with partners around the globe to develop fusion as a new source of clean energy for tomorrow’s power stations.
Find out more: gov.uk/government/organisations/uk-atomic-energy-authority
Fusion energy has great potential to deliver safe, sustainable, low carbon energy for generations to come. This session will address what we could do to make sure that the benefits from fusion energy act as a ‘force for good’ in the world.
Chaired by Rebecca Day - CEO, Still Curious
Speakers:
Tony Donné - Programme Manager, EUROfusion
Saranne Postans - Communications, STEP programme
Megan Wilson - Chief Strategy & Marketing Officer, General Fusion
Broadcast Tuesday, 18 October at 14.00-14.50 GMT
Information Age Theatre, FUSION22
UKAEA’s mission is to deliver sustainable fusion energy and maximise scientific and economic impact. Fusion, the process that powers the sun, can play a big part in our carbon-free energy future.
UKAEA leads the world in fusion research with a wide range of programmes covering robotics, materials testing and development, and tritium science. Our scientists and engineers are working with partners around the globe to develop fusion as a new source of clean energy for tomorrow’s power stations.
Find out more: gov.uk/government/organisations/uk-atomic-energy-authority










