Record Fusion Power Funding Approved Despite Trump’s Proposed Cuts
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The U.S. government has approved record funding for fusion power research, marking a major investment in clean energy technology. This funding boost comes even as former President Donald Trump has proposed cuts to such programs. The increased funding could accelerate fusion energy development, impacting energy markets and climate change efforts.
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- •The U.S. government allocated a record amount of funding to fusion power research in 2026.
- •Former President Donald Trump has proposed budget cuts to fusion energy programs.
- •Fusion power aims to provide a clean and nearly limitless energy source by replicating the sun’s energy process on Earth.
- •The funding increase is part of broader efforts to advance clean energy technologies.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the U.S. government maintains or increases fusion power funding fusion energy development could accelerate, potentially leading to breakthroughs that reduce reliance on fossil fuels and lower carbon emissions.
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