Amentum and Kyoto Fusioneering Announce Strategic Collaboration to Accelerate Global Fusion Commercialization
Key Highlights
- ➤Amentum (AMTM) and Kyoto Fusioneering signed a strategic fusion collaboration memorandum.
- ➤Partnership targets fusion programs across the United Kingdom, Japan and United States.
- ➤Companies will combine engineering, fuel-cycle, breeding-blanket and plasma-heating capabilities.
- ➤Collaboration will pursue public and private fusion opportunities and AI-driven engineering tools.
Expert Statements
Mark Whitney, President of Amentum’s Energy and Environment business
“The Amentum and Kyoto Fusioneering partnership comes at a pivotal moment for the global fusion energy sector.”
Mark Whitney, President of Amentum’s Energy and Environment business
“By combining Amentum’s capabilities with Kyoto Fusioneering’s advanced fusion technologies, we can help address the engineering and delivery challenges required to move fusion from experimental systems towards commercially viable power plants.”
Mark Whitney, President of Amentum’s Energy and Environment business
“This collaboration represents a shared commitment to accelerating the delivery of clean, secure and scalable fusion energy.”
Kiyoshi Seko, President and COO of Kyoto Fusioneering
“Building a fusion power plant will depend on collaborations like this one.”
Kiyoshi Seko, President and COO of Kyoto Fusioneering
“Amentum brings nuclear engineering and program delivery experience at the scale fusion programs will need as they move toward construction.”
Kiyoshi Seko, President and COO of Kyoto Fusioneering
“We look forward to working with the Amentum team to combine that experience with our fuel cycle, breeding blanket and plasma heating systems on programs in the United Kingdom, Japan and the United States.”
Amentum and Kyoto Fusioneering Announce Strategic Collaboration to Accelerate Global Fusion Commercialization
Amentum (NYSE: AMTM), a global leader in engineering, program management, and advanced energy technologies, today announced that it has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Kyoto Fusioneering (KF), a world‑leading developer of engineering systems and technologies essential to commercial fusion power plants. The agreement establishes a strategic framework for international cooperation across the United Kingdom, Japan and the United States, strengthening both organizations’ roles in advancing fusion energy commercialization.
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