The Race to Fusion Energy: International Cooperation and Competition @ColumbiaSEAS
The Race to Fusion Energy: International Cooperation and Competition  @ColumbiaSEAS
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Advances towards the commercialization of fusion energy have triggered an international race. National governments are investing in distinct technical approaches to realize fusion, and with different mixes of public and private sector leadership. This event will explore the mix of cooperation
and competition currently defining the international fusion landscape. Cooperation takes the form of bi-lateral relationships, and the international ITER project supported by member states worldwide. Simultaneously competition takes the form of national governments and private companies
developing parallel capabilities and supply chains to commercialize fusion as fast as possible. We hope you will join us for an enlightening panel discussion with leaders in international energy policy
surrounding fusion.
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The Race to Fusion Energy: International Cooperation and Competition

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