Fusion

Israel’s Energy Ministry Outlines National Strategy to Expand Fusion Investment

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Briefings

Israel's Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure released a strategy on October 22, 2026, proposing three investment pathways for fusion research ranging from NIS 50 million to NIS 2 billion over five to ten years. The plan aims to expand academic research, develop infrastructure, and strengthen international partnerships to build a domestic fusion industry.

Key points

• The Ministry released a strategy on October 22, 2026, outlining three investment pathways for fusion research.
• Proposed funding ranges from NIS 50 million to NIS 2 billion over five to ten years.

Context

This strategy serves as a framework for future government decisions on fusion research, industrial development, and international collaboration, building on Israel's existing strengths in advanced technologies and manufacturing.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the Ministry's report; specific project details, partner names, and exact completion dates are not provided.

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