The Fusion Industry Association (FIA) is seeking a creative and motivated Content Creator to support our growing communications and outreach efforts. Reporting directly to the Director of External Affairs, the ideal candidate is passionate about fusion, excited about shaping the narrative of a rapidly growing global industry, creative, and eager to contribute across a range of platforms.
On March 18-19, the Fusion Industry Association hosted our fifth Annual Policy Conference. The conference is a space for global leaders in government, industry, science, and academia to come together and discuss concrete ways to accelerate the path to fusion commercialization.
On February 17, the International Energy Agency (IEA) released its report on The State of Energy Innovation 2026, featuring fusion alongside other emerging energy technologies. The report serves as an annual assessment of energy innovation for policymakers, and was released ahead of the IEA Ministerial Meeting and Energy Innovation Forum held in Paris, France. The IEA puts fusion on equal footing with other emerging technologies – highlighting its status, key milestones, and challenges as it accelerates to commercialization at scale.
The Fusion Industry Association (FIA) is hiring for a paid, part-time intern this summer with in-person work in Washington, D.C.
On January 20th, the Fusion Industry Association (FIA) officially launched its new Education and Research Partnership.
Global electricity demand is surging, driven by artificial intelligence and data centers, advanced manufacturing, quantum computing, and cryptocurrency. Fusion offers the promise of virtually unlimited, secure, and affordable power that will transform the global economy for generations. It is the key to unlocking the energy leadership required to compete and win as a country. And with the private sector’s push to deliver electrons on the grid in the early 2030s, commercial fusion is no longer a question of “when.” It is a question of who does it first and where.
The Fusion Industry Association (FIA) is hiring for a paid, part-time intern this spring with in-person and remote work in Washington, D.C.
As the international climate community convened in Belém, Brazil for the 2025 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), the Fusion Industry Association was on the ground, representing the global fusion industry. FIA Director of External Affairs, Caroline Anderson, joined programming throughout the first week of COP30 to highlight the rapid progress toward commercialization and discuss fusion’s role in the world’s long-term clean energy strategy.
At the October 14th joint opening of the Second Ministerial Meeting of the IAEA World Fusion Energy Group (WFEG) and the 30th IAEA Fusion Energy Conference (FEC) in Chengdu, China, Director General Grossi announced the World Fusion Outlook 2025 report. The IAEA’s third annual report serves as a reference for information on the state-of-play around fusion energy research, technology development, and deployment. It also undertakes a country-by-country assessment of fusion development, highlighting the work of many FIA member companies across the world.
The FIA’s Global Fusion Industry in 2025 report launched on July 22 and reported over $2.5 billion in new investment in the last 12 months in fusion companies worldwide. Below is an extensive list of pieces discussing the report and its data. One of the FIA’s principal missions is to keep the public informed about developments across the global fusion industry, and its prospect to address the energy challenges of our time.