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Google has signed the first-ever corporate power purchase agreement for nuclear fusion energy, marking a major step in the global race toward commercial fusion power.

Google increased its commitment to fusion power this week by upping its stake in Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS).

Google inks deal to buy power from CFS’ planned grid-scale commercial fusion plant in Chesterfield, expected to be the first of its kind.

Google signs the largest corporate fusion power deal to date, aiming to supply AI-scale energy through its partnership with Commonwealth Fusion Systems.

The tech giant is betting that Commonwealth Fusion Systems could start producing fusion power next decade.

Alphabet's Google said on Monday it has struck a deal to buy power from a project in Virginia fueled by fusion, the reaction that powers the sun and the stars but is not yet commercial on Earth.

Google bets on fusion power as its greenhouse gas emissions grow It’s making a nuclear fusion deal that’s too little, too late to help the company meet its near-term climate goals.

Google will invest in Commonwealth Fusion Systems and buy 200 MW of electricity from its forthcoming power plant.

The deal with Google is the biggest yet for fusion power, with Commonwealth planning its first commercial-scale power plant near a Dominion Energy Inc. natural gas plant in Virginia.

In a first-of-its-kind agreement, Google will purchase electricity from a nuclear fusion power plant. But the technology remains years from commercial scale.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Alphabet's Google said on Monday it has struck a deal to buy power from a project in Virginia fueled by fusion, the reaction that powers the sun and the stars but is not yet ...