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.
The fusion industry raised $2.64 billion in private and public funding in the 12 months leading to July 2025, according to the annual Global Fusion Industry Report by the Fusion Industry Association (FIA). The figure marks a significant increase from 2024 and is the second highest yearly fusion funding figure since the report began, after the 2022 record year.
The global fusion supply chain is expanding rapidly to support the “business of fusion”, according to a new report by the Fusion Industry Association published today. The Fusion Industry Supply Chain – 2025 edition found that supply chain spending by fusion companies grew by 73% to $434 million in 2024, from around $250 million in 2023*. It is projected to be much higher since not all fusion companies responded. Spending is expected to grow by another 25% this year.
The FIA’s Global Fusion Industry in 2024 report launched on July 17 and reported advancements and increased investments in fusion companies worldwide. The report’s findings have gained the attention of the media, with growing interest in the progress of fusion energy technology.
The fusion industry has now attracted over $7.1bn of investment, according to an annual report by the Fusion Industry Association (FIA), with over $900 million of new funds backing the technology since last year. As part of that, total public funding increased by 57% in the last 12 months to $426m, showing governments increasingly see public-private partnerships as central to making commercial fusion a reality.