OpenStar Technologies

Agreement highlights scientific cooperation in levitated-dipole reactor researchOpenStar Technologies (OpenStar) and thePrinceton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) have signed a memorandum of und

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New Zealand-based fusion energy startup OpenStar Technologies says it has become the first commercial company in the world to successfully create and confine plasma using a levitated dipole reactor.

OpenStar Technologies' "Junior" prototype proves that levitated dipole reactors can stabilize superheated plasma.

Kiwi company OpenStar Technologies has taken a serious step forward in the global race towards nuclear fusion.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon had just one job to do at OpenStar Technologies on Feb 17, and he didn't fluff it. He pushed the green button. Wellington's...

A group of 65 geniuses in Wellington are proving the world that nuclear fusion using a levitating magnet is only four years away. The Government's so convinced, it's investing $35m.

New Zealand-based OpenStar Technologies, led by physicist Dr Ratu Mataira, is pursuing a novel design that sets it apart from international competitors.

Fusion has the potential to solve the world's energy demand and climate goals, but questions remain about crossing the technology finish line and scaling up economically.

The efforts of physicist Ratu Mataira to deliver almost limit less energy through nuclear fusion have been recognised by Victoria University in Wellington in its Distinguished Alumni awards for the brightest and boldest innovators.