Stockholm – November 05, 2026 -- Swedish company 2D Fusion AB says its fusion power plant products are commercially available, with first deliveries of reactor elements and control systems scheduled for Q3 2029 and a first 1 GW plant expected in commercial operation by 2032.
2D Fusion estimates power costs below €0.02/kWh in the short term
The company puts the total production cost of electricity from plants built on its products and technology at less than €0.02 per kilowatt-hour. The figure is a company estimate for the short term. The source gives no breakdown of the assumptions behind it.
Deuterium-deuterium process draws fuel from natural water and yields only helium-4
According to 2D Fusion, the nuclear fuel is extracted from natural water. The company states that the process leaves no radioactive waste, because it produces only helium-4 besides energy. It describes helium-4 as a harmless inert gas.
Acting CEO expects fusion to displace fossil fuels and fission within 30-40 years
Acting CEO PJ Peltola attributes the projected shift to a "significant cost advantage" of the company's deuterium-deuterium fusion invention. He expects it to replace all fossil fuels and all nuclear fission power plants globally within 30-40 years.
2D Fusion has issued no further comment beyond the information on its website.