Type One Energy And TVA Advance Plans For 350-MW Stellarator Fusion Project In Tennessee

Retired coal plant selected to host facility, subject to corporate approval

Type One Energy And TVA Advance Plans For 350-MW Stellarator Fusion Project In Tennessee
A mockup of the proposed Bull Run fusion power plant in Tennessee. Image courtesy Type One Energy.

The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the largest utility in the US, has issued a letter of intent to US-based Type One Energy regarding potential deployment of the company’s 350-MW Infinity Two stellarator fusion power plant at the site of TVA’s retired coal-fired Bull Run plant near Oak Ridge, Tennessee.

Type One Energy said the Infinity Two design is as a first-generation baseload fusion plant that uses stellarator technology, which has demonstrated stable and steady-state operation.

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