Nuclear fusion.
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- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution recognizes California’s leadership in nuclear fusion research and development, celebrating the contributions of public and private sector organizations, including research facilities in San Diego and Livermore, and the University of California’s Pacific CREST Fusion initiative. It acknowledges the potential of fusion energy to address climate and national security goals and supports efforts to establish a fusion pilot plant in California by 2040. The resolution also highlights ongoing international collaborations and significant private investment in the field.
Key provisions
- Celebrates contributions of California’s nuclear fusion organizations.
- Applauds recent scientific advancements in magnetic and inertial fusion.
- Recognizes the potential of fusion energy for climate and national security.
- Commends the University of California’s Office of the President for the Pacific CREST Fusion initiative.
- Supports developing a fusion energy ecosystem and workforce.
- Aims to site a first-of-a-kind fusion pilot plant in California by 2040.
- Directs the Secretary of the Senate to distribute the resolution.
Who is affected
- California residents and businesses
- Public sector fusion research organizations
- Private fusion energy companies
- University of California campuses
- The energy industry
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