The Mission, in One Page

Clean firm energy, developed in the open with honest limits, in service of people and the biosphere — the whole argument, briefly.

The argument, compressed

Energy sits upstream of nearly every pressure on the biosphere. A clean, firm, non-combustion source could relieve several of those pressures at once — climate, air, and, if it enables recycling, materials. Fusion is a candidate for that firm role. We are studying two machines toward it, and we are honest that they are not yet built.

What we are building

• Breeder (Hyperion): a D-T spherical tokamak, tritium and helium-3 and 14 MeV neutrons; construction begins Q2 2027, first tritium targeted around 2030
• Burner (Aegis / MetroVolt): a D-3He tandem-mirror generator with direct energy conversion and a low neutron fraction of 5.44%, for fixed installations and data centers

We make no hardware net-gain claim before the first-of-a-kind machine operates. Where the science is unsettled — the tritium breeding ratio, the helium-3 supply — we say so. Every environmental figure we give is a design-study estimate, labeled as such.

How we build

In the open. We publish papers with DOIs, share data under open licenses, pre-register falsifiable predictions, keep a reproducible analysis record, freeze designs so claims attach to real configurations, and design digitally before cutting metal. These practices are how environmental trust is earned rather than asserted.

The purpose sits above all of it: energy that uplifts humanity and gives the Earth room to recover. See building to uplift humanity and what we will not claim.