The UK just solved one of fusion energy’s toughest problems. In a world-first, UKAEA scientists used 3D magnetic coils to tame plasma instability inside a spherical tokamak, a breakthrough that could accelerate the shift toward compact, cost-effective fusion reactors.

The United Kingdom is rapidly positioning itself as a global leader in the pursuit of fusion energy, successfully transforming its rich scientific legacy into a dynamic industrial strategy. Britain is not just contributing to global progress—it is shaping the future of power generation.

A unique window of opportunity opens, not just for trade, but for climate action. The updated trade agreement between Türkiye and the UK could become a catalyst for Türkiye’s clean energy transition, if backed by strategic policies and deeper cross-border cooperation. Explore how this deal could reshape Türkiye’s path to a greener future.