General Fusion Group Ltd.

About

General Fusion, founded in 2002 by Canadian physicist Dr. Michel Laberge, is dedicated to developing a practical path to fusion energy. The company focuses on building real systems designed to deliver clean, reliable fusion power at scale, advancing fusion technology through experimental systems and large-scale machines.

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Cash position

US$150 million

Projects

["LM26: Lawson Machine 26 (LM26) is General Fusion’s large-scale MTF demonstration machine, built and operating in Vancouver. Designed, built, and assembled in less than 2 years, the machine is designed to advance through key technical milestones—including 1 keV, 10 keV, and the Lawson criterion—that define progress toward commercial fusion. Each milestone builds on prior results and is intended to validate the performance required for a commercial system. For General Fusion’s approach, achieving the Lawson Criterion means simultaneously demonstrating, using hydrogen fuel, the temperature, density, and energy confinement time that together correspond to the operating conditions required for D-T plasma to achieve fusion power in excess of the rate of heat loss. LM26 Program (Now through 2028) Commercial Systems Demonstration Program (2027 to 2030) First-of-a-Kind Fusion Plant (~2035)"]

Leadership

Mark Little (Board Member, Esteemed senior executive in the energy industry with over 35 years of experience leading large, complex organizations and advancing multi-billion-dollar energy projects.), Thomas Boehlert (Board Member, Experienced public company executive and director with over three decades of experience across various sectors including energy transition.), Wendy Kei (Board Member, Board Chair of Ontario Power Generation with over three decades of financial and governance experience across a wide range of industries.)

Verified data last updated: 2026-09-04