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A staff workshop was scheduled for April 2, 2026, suggesting the program is in early development stages. No application open date or deadline has been announced.
Fusion Research and Development Innovation Initiative is sponsored by State of California. Established by California's Senate Bill 80, this initiative aims to accelerate research and development into fusion energy, deploy new research and technology capabilities that support commercialization, and achieve the goal of delivering the world's first fusion energy pilot pr…
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Fusion Research and Development Innovation Initiative | California Energy Commission Fusion Research and Development Innovation Initiative The Fusion Research and Development Innovation Initiative is a CEC program that provides financial incentives to help accelerate the growth of fusion energy by advancing fusion science and technology in California.
The Fusion Research and Development Innovation Initiative was established by Senate Bill 80 (Chapter 334, Statutes of 2025) to accelerate the development and growth of fusion energy by advancing fusion science and technology.
When successfully commercialized, fusion energy holds the potential for clean, safe, and reliable energy that can be utilized for dispatchable baseload electricity without producing air pollution, harmful emissions, or long-lasting nuclear waste and could play an important role in meeting California's zero-carbon targets, thereby contributing to California's broader climate goals.
The Fusion Research and Development Innovation Initiative is funded through appropriations by the Legislature, and shall provide financial incentives up to $5 million to; Advance research and development into fusion energy. Accelerate the deployment of new research and technology capabilities that support the commercialization of fusion energy.
Achieve the initiative's goal of delivering the world's first fusion energy pilot project in the state by the 2040s. No events are available at this time. Staff Workshop: Fusion Research and Development Innovation Initiative Submit Comments ( 26-ERDD-01) Energy Research and Development Division Fusion Research and Development Innovation Initiative Please enter your email address.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Projects that advance R&D into fusion energy, accelerate deployment of research and technology capabilities supporting fusion commercialization, or achieve the initiative's goals toward a fusion pilot project in California. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $5 million. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Fusion Research and Development Innovation Initiative is funded by State of California. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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