A Princeton University spin‑off, Stellarex unites three scientific founders with more than 120 years of combined leadership in fusion science and engineering across laboratories in the USA, UK, Germany, and France.
Stellarex leverages a simplified Stellarator approach to reduce technical risk and uses staged demonstration devices to validate technology, de‑risk scale‑up, and accelerate the commercial deployment of fusion power.
Stellarex’s leadership team brings together decades of experience in fusion science, engineering, and technology development.
With a track record of leading major international fusion programs and institutions, our leaders combine deep technical expertise with strategic vision to advance fusion energy toward real-world deployment.
Strategic Partnerships
To bring fusion energy to Earth, Stellarex collaborates with leading international fusion R&D institutions, national laboratories, and major power operators, including:
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The mission of the Centre for Fusion Energy is to serve as the nation’s collaboration platform enabling government, industry, and academia to accelerate fusion energy development in Canada by strengthening technical know‑how, delivering fusion demonstration devices, and preparing a fusion‑ready workforce.
MOU supports the commercialization of fusion energy technology OTTAWA, ON and OXFORD, United Kingdom, May 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Stellarex Energy and the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) are …
New centre will leverage Ontario’s nuclear advantage to advance clean energy research and keep Ontario competitive in the global economy PICKERING — The Ontario government is strengthening the province’s energy …
The Centre for Fusion Energy is a partnership between the Government of Canada, the Government of Ontario, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Ontario Power Generation, and Stellarex …
