The U.S. unveiled the world's first international nuclear fusion strategy at COP28 on Tuesday, as recent technological advancements have made utility-scale fusion power a realistic possibility for the not-so-long-term future.
U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry, who is representing the United States at the international climate summit in Dubai in President Joe Biden's absence, announced a 35-country collaboration focused on harmonizing global research and development, nuclear fusion supply chains, safety standards and regulations.
