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In 2005 Australian fusion scientists and engineers established the Australian ITER Forum to ensure that Australia is part of international fusion energy development programs, in particular the ITER Project, a large-scale scientific experiment that aims to demonstrate the scientific and technical feasibility of fusion as a energy source

 

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Photomontage of rendering of next step fusion experiment ITER

Image: Photomontage of rendering of next step fusion experiment ITER in an environmental setting. Fusion reactors promise vast quantities of electrical energy with zero greenhouse gas emission and no long lived radioactive byproducts. Montage Tim Wetherell, ITER rendering courtesy of New Scientist.

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ANU combines climate change, energy research
Posted December 2, 2010 08:22:00

The Australian National University has announced a new department which will bring together climate change and renewable energy research projects.
The Energy Change Institute will cover research fields including solar and fusion energy.
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Materials Diagnostic Facility under construction at the ANU 
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