Like all evolving energy sectors, fusion has its 'billion dollar' problems and idealistic vision projects... but Simon directs readers to the number of low cost experiments going on that could get us to viable fusion in two to ten years. Including his favorite Polywell Fusion which is funded by the US Navy.
And another approachs that claim to make electricity for less than 1/2 cent a KWh.
Why do we need to keep 'the dream of fusion alive and well funded'?
Unlike fission, there is no limit on the amount of the fusion that can occur... and when we have given up hope on harnessing limitless energy we have given up hope on a limitless future. See full at ECN Magazine
