Proxima Fusion Secures €130 Million To Develop Stellarator Fusion Plant

Munich-based company recently revealed concept design for ‘Stellaris’

Proxima Fusion Secures €130 Million To Develop Stellarator Fusion Plant
Proxima recently revealed a concept design for what it said is the world’s most viable commercial nuclear fusion power plant. Courtesy Proxima Fusion.

European fusion energy developer Proxima Fusion has closed €130m ($150m) Series A financing to develop its fusion power plant based on a stellarator design.

According to the Munich-based company, it is the largest private fusion investment round in Europe and was co-led by Berlin-based financers Cherry Ventures and UK-based Balderton Capital.

With the close of this funding round, Proxima Fusion has secured a total of €185m in private and public capital.

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