The Potential of Fusion Fusion energy has long been one of science’s most ambitious goals, and it’s easy to see why. If it can be made reliable and economical, it offers a path to abundant, clean electricity that strengthens both climate goals and energy security. The European Commission's Energy 2050 Roadmap highlights five scenarios achieving an 80% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions through nuclear energy, renewables, and carbon capture and storage, highlighting nuclear power as key to...

We attended the Open-Source Software for Fusion Energy (OSSFE) Conference in Munich earlier this week, where we had the opportunity to present our latest advancements in neutronics and stellarator design optimisation - all achieved through purely open-source means. The conference continues to be a valuable forum for the fusion community to share progress and network, and it was great to see the breadth of work being carried out across the industry. For our team at nTtau Digital, it provided...

The Open-Source Software for Fusion Energy (OSSFE) conference is a fantastic opportunity for researchers and developers to share advancements in open-source software within the fusion energy industry. At the conference in March 2025, our team at nTtau Digital presented work in several key areas where we have contributed to this endeavour; this includes work with advanced open-source software (including OpenMC, OpenFOAM and MOOSE), in-house magnetic codes, AI optimisation workflows and...