SPARC

And

I guess from a Tokamak perspective, so I think Commonwealth is saying that the first reactor, which is SPARC, is going to be out next year producing energy.

What are some of the key challenges that they have to solve

before getting there? Oh, just for getting towards SPARC.

Well, I suppose I'll start from when CFS started.

The key thing that we innovated that allowed CFS to do what it's doing is taking this superconductor material to make the electromagnets to confine the plasma and engineering it into high-field superconducting magnets.

And it's sitting in a vial waiting, just waiting and eager to be burned with some deuterium.

How much of it do you need to start a reactor? Because you're saying 10 grams, obviously that seems slow, but I think it has quite a lot of power.

It's a really exciting time for the company.

We are progressing with developing our demonstration fusion power plant, it's called SPARC, here in Devens, Massachusetts, and we moved in here in, uh, 2022.

And if you came to campus today, you would see a campus buzzing with 1,000 people or more, uh, every day.

There's a factory, 150,000 square foot factory here where we make the magnets that runs three shifts.

We are about 80% complete with the plant at this point.

So really, it's, it's a beehive of activity as we're getting ready to go operational with our fusion, um, uh, demonstration plant next year, 2027.

So SPARC will turn on next year.

Okay, so there's, there's plenty that we can unpack there.