Artificial Intelligence is transforming fusion energy from a distant dream into a tangible reality. By predicting plasma instabilities before they happen, accelerating complex simulations, and optimizing reactor designs, AI is giving scientists the tools to tame the power of the stars. But how exactly can AI do that?

Fusion energy is entering a decisive new chapter. Once dominated by the Tokamak, the field is now defined by a diversified portfolio of reactor designs — from compact startups to inertial and stellarator models. This diversity is not fragmentation, but a strategic force multiplier that de-risks innovation and accelerates the path to commercialization.

Reliance Industries is placing a bold $75 billion bet on clean energy, building the world’s largest green hub in Gujarat. With plans spanning solar, batteries, and 3 million tonnes of hydrogen annually, Reliance blends ambition with pragmatism—anchoring first on India’s domestic demand before eyeing global markets.

Beneath Indonesia’s volcanic soil lies a force powerful enough to light up the world. As the government opens new geothermal work areas and international players rush to invest, Indonesia stands at the frontier of a global clean energy revolution. Could this archipelago become the world’s geothermal powerhouse?

EBRD has approved a US$150 million loan to Enerjisa to rebuild Türkiye’s Toroslar electricity grid and deploy 35 MW of distributed solar. The project strengthens post-earthquake resilience, supports the clean energy transition, and improves governance, positioning Türkiye as a model for sustainable recovery and renewable energy investment.

The world is racing to integrate clean energy at scale, and Türkiye is uniquely positioned to supply the backbone infrastructure. The recent partnership on Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) is a significant development, offering flexibility, stability, and reliability to power grids worldwide.

Fusion has long been seen as 30 years away, but Astral Systems is changing that narrative. In August 2025, the startup achieved three pivotal milestones — breeding tritium in-house, securing smart capital, and proving near-term applications in healthcare. These steps show why the first wins in fusion may come from nimble startups, not billion-dollar giants.

China is rapidly emerging as a global leader in the race toward commercial fusion energy. With massive state-backed funding, cutting-edge research facilities, and strategic international collaborations, the country is positioning itself to play a defining role in shaping the future of clean, limitless power.

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.

Türkiye has launched a €640M grid modernization project to clear a major bottleneck in its clean energy rollout. Backed by the World Bank, the initiative will boost grid capacity, unlock 1.7 GW of renewables, and strengthen regional energy ties—marking a pivotal shift in the country’s energy transition.

Fusion energy is shifting from science fiction to reality, attracting nearly $10 billion in private investment and setting the stage for the 2030s as the decade of commercialization. With soaring energy demands from AI, urgent decarbonization goals, and groundbreaking tech, fusion promises clean, 24/7 power despite challenges in capital, supply chains, and regulation.

What comes after building the fusion power plant? It’s just the beginning. From achieving net energy gain to earning public trust, the road ahead remains long and complex. Here are the five biggest challenges fusion must overcome before it can truly power the world.

The ocean is emerging as the next clean energy frontier. Floating wind farms and hybrid systems blending wind, waves, and green hydrogen are set to unlock 80% of untapped offshore potential. With the market forecast to exceed $107B by 2032, these breakthroughs promise scalable, reliable power and a new era of energy innovation.

In today’s world, transitioning to clean energy is no longer just about saving the planet, it’s also about strengthening the economy. More and more countries are making the shift not only to reduce emissions, but because it makes economic sense. What’s driving this transformation? And why is clean energy emerging as the most strategic choice for nations worldwide?

Going beyond traditional oil and gas ties, the agreement lays the foundation for joint initiatives in renewable energy, green hydrogen, and carbon capture. As both nations pursue energy security and economic diversification, this partnership marks a strategic shift toward a more sustainable and collaborative energy future.

Türkiye’s 2025 Investment Action Plan sets out 39 decisive actions to reshape its investment climate, accelerate green energy adoption, and boost industrial transformation. With a focus on hydrogen, clean technologies, and digital economy reforms, the plan positions Türkiye as a strategic hub for sustainable growth and regional energy leadership.

As fusion energy gains global momentum, the Asia-Pacific region is emerging as a strategic force—led by China’s investment, Japan’s precision, South Korea’s consistency, and India’s manufacturing depth. This article explores how APAC is shaping the next phase of clean energy through collaboration, infrastructure, and innovation.

As fusion energy races toward commercialization, the spotlight often shines on breakthroughs inside the reactor. But the real challenge may lie outside the core, in the infrastructure, workforce, supply chains, and financing systems that will turn scientific success into global impact. Here's why the future of clean energy depends on more than science.

Türkiye's historic first Climate Law is transforming its energy landscape. This landmark legislation, aligning with EU CBAM, introduces an Emissions Trading System, making green investments more profitable. It signals accelerated growth for renewables, carbon markets, and green technologies. This bold step towards net-zero opens significant opportunities for businesses adapting to this new era of sustainable development.

In the race toward Türkiye’s net-zero dream, one race is falling behind: electrification. What exactly is electrification, and why does it hold the key to Türkiye’s decarbonized future?