Helion, a fusion energy startup backed by Sam Altman, secured $465 million in a Series G funding round, valuing the company at $15.5 billion. The funds will support the completion of its first fusion power plant, Orion, with plans to deliver fusion-generated electricity to the grid by 2028. Helion's unique approach captures electricity directly from magnetic fields during fusion, potentially increasing efficiency. Despite skepticism from some experts, the company focuses on building practical fusion devices rather than theoretical research. This funding round reflects growing investor interest in fusion energy, which promises nearly limitless, clean power but faces a long development timeline.
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