Nuclear energy is back on the table after years in the cold, with worries of nuclear risks now outweighed by the smaller carbon footprint and efficiency of the tech at a time when governments are looking for more self-sufficient forms of energy production. Proxima Fusion — which builds emission-free fusion power plants — is one of the startups reaping some of the spoils. The German startup in March 2026 signed a megawatt MOU with the German government worth potentially more than $1 billion. The figure is all the more impressive considering that Proxima Fusion has yet to build a working power plant: the plan is to have its first set up ready to go by 2031. IL
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