The Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) in China has achieved a major step toward nuclear fusion power.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Kyoto Fusioneering collaborate to speed up the development of systems needed for commercial fusion power plants.

Scientists find that hydrogen acts like a superfluid, hinting at better energy storage solutions for clean energy.

China plans to build large solar power stations in space to collect energy from the sun in orbit and transmit it to Earth.

Scientists have developed a nanoreactor that uses light to make hydrogen, mixing natural processes and artificial systems.