The Tough Tech problem we are solving
Fusion energy is advancing from the lab toward commercial deployment, but the supply chain needed to build fusion power plants does not yet exist at scale. Fusion developers depend on highly specialized components, from superconducting magnets and pulsed power systems to vacuum and cryogenic hardware, produced by a small number of capacity-constrained manufacturers. Fusion supply chain spending nearly doubled in 2024 to $434 million, and without new domestic manufacturing capacity, these bottlenecks threaten to slow the deployment of fusion and advanced nuclear energy.
About our solution
Altrusion addresses this challenge by building a one-stop shop for fusion energy manufacturing. The company acquires and modernizes specialized precision manufacturers, applying automation, AI-enabled workflows, and advanced manufacturing techniques to increase output, improve reliability, and shorten lead times. Through its Supply Chain as a Service offering and an AI-powered sourcing marketplace in development, Altrusion connects fusion developers with a qualified supplier network, while planning highly automated factories in the United States to produce large, complex components at scale.