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For decades, nuclear fusion has occupied a singular place in the imagination of scientists, technologists, and energy strategists: the holy grail of power generation.
It’s the process that fuels the sun and stars, combining light elements into heavier ones to release enormous energy with virtually no carbon emissions and minimal long-lived waste. Yet despite its promise, fusion has spent a generation on the sidelines, admired for its potential but elusive in its practical, scalable implementation. But that doesn’t mean efforts to accomplish this lofty goal don’t still exist.
In fact, we recently learned that General Fusion, a Canadian commercial fusion technology developer, has agreed to go public on the Nasdaq via a roughly $1 billion SPAC merger with Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III.
Upon completion, this will mark the first publicly traded pure-play fusion energy company in the world.
The deal is expected to close by mid-2026, at which point the combined company would trade under the ticker GFUZ on the Nasdaq.
Greg Twinney, General Fusion’s CEO, has framed the transaction as a reflection of both technical progress and rising demand for clean power solutions, particularly amid surging electrification in data centers, industrial activity, and AI infrastructure.
What General Fusion Brings to the Table
General Fusion is developing a variant of fusion known as Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF). This is an approach that departs from traditional tokamak or laser-driven methods by collapsing a plasma inside a liquid-metal liner through mechanical compression. This concept aims to avoid cost-intensive superconducting magnets and high-powered lasers, potentially enabling a more practical, durable reactor design.
The company’s Signature machine, Lawson Machine 26 (LM26), has already reached operational milestones involving plasma generation and compression at scale.
General Fusion’s roadmap targets progressive steps toward scientific breakeven conditions (where energy output equals input) as a prelude to commercial deployment.
For investors and energy strategists alike, General Fusion’s Nasdaq push signals the beginning of a new chapter. A decade ago, fusion was largely relegated to physics departments and government labs. Today, it is attracting public market capital, seasoned SPAC sponsors, and institutional interest, placing fusion squarely in the arena of investible technologies.
If fusion does ever become commercially practical, its impact on electrical grids, decarbonization strategies, and global energy geopolitics could be profound.
You can read more about General Fusion here.
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