Kyoto Fusioneering Newsletter August 2024

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Kyoto Fusioneering Closes 2nd Round of 1.1 Billion Yen Series ​C Extension Led by In-Q-Tel (IQT), Marubeni and Nichicon


Kyoto Fusioneering is pleased to announce that it has ​raised $7 million in the 2nd Close of its Series C Extension ​Round. We are honoured to have received significant ​support from a total of four parties, including the global ​investor In-Q-Tel (IQT), as well as Japanese companies ​Marubeni Corporation and Nichicon.


KF will continue to draw on the knowledge and networks of ​our investors and further strengthen our collaborations with ​our partners to become a fusion plant integrator.


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A World First: A Single Gyrotron produces five separate ​frequencies of electromagnetic beam output


Kyoto Fusioneering and the National Institutes for ​Quantum Science and Technology (QST), a ​renowned Japanese institute, have achieved a ​world first by demonstrating that a single gyrotron ​can oscillate at five different frequencies.


Moreover, we have successfully generated high-​power microwaves at 236 GHz. This frequency is ​ideal for fusion reactors with high magnetic fields, ​such as DEMO reactors and future commercial ​reactors.

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Kyoto Fusioneering Successfully Delivers Gyrotrons to ​UKAEA

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Explore the behind-the-scenes action with Kyoto Fusioneering in ​our latest video! In March of this year, we successfully delivered ​two state-of-the-art gyrotrons for the MAST Upgrade at the UK ​Atomic Energy Authority's Culham Centre.


Our gyrotron systems will enhance MAST Upgrade's operations, ​inform power plant design, and support UKAEA’s STEP initiative ​for prototype fusion power plants. With Japan's 30-year ​leadership in gyrotron systems, we're proud to support UKAEA's ​mission towards commercial fusion. Our partners, our team, and ​the UKAEA team worked tirelessly to achieve this common goal.


This is a great example of an international public-private ​partnership synergizing resources, expertise, and capabilities to ​advance fusion research and technology for clean, sustainable ​energy solutions, driving innovation and societal benefit.


Kyoto Fusioneering Highlights State-of-the-Art Fusion ​Technologies at TOFE 2024

The 26th Technology of Fusion ​Energy (TOFE) Meeting in Madison, ​WI, last week was a fantastic ​showcase of the latest advancements ​in fusion technology.

Kyoto Fusioneering’s VP of Plant ​Technology, Colin Baus, and our ​Thermal Cycle Team Leader, Satoshi ​Ogawa, attended #TOFE2024 to ​present and discuss our conceptual ​design of UNITY (Unique Integrated ​Testing Facility).

THE FUSION ERA – Fusion 101 / All about Confinement ​Systems


Read our Fusion Era blog to explore the exciting world of fusion ​technology!

Learn how tokamaks, stellarators, ICF, tandem mirrors, and FRC ​are shaping the future of energy. Explore global projects like ITER ​and cutting-edge start-ups pushing the boundaries of sustainable ​power.

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THE FUSION ERA – Kyoto Fusioneering Connects with the ​North American Fusion Partners



Read our latest Fusion Era blog to see how our senior leaders ​recently engaged with the North American fusion community ​from coast to coast. Learn how we are deepening ​collaborations and strengthening partnerships within the ​fusion ecosystem across the region.

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Behind the Fusion Scene: Konan Yagasaki

In our latest "Behind the Fusion Scene" feature, we ​spotlight Konan Yagasaki! Konan is dedicated to the R&D ​of gyrotron system components, including mode ​converters and matching optics units, and oversees ​performance testing at various test sites. As one of our ​pioneering career-starters, Konan brings a passionate ​and inspiring career story. Explore his journey and learn ​more about his impactful contributions.

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