Less than three months after announcing our partnership to sell Google power from our first ARC fusion power plant, we now have a second customer: @eni, an integrated energy company based in Italy with operations in 60 countries. Through this power purchase agreement, Eni will buy more than $1 billion of clean, secure, safe fusion energy from our first plant in Chesterfield County, Virginia. The deal shows the value of fusion energy and CFS’ capabilities to deliver it to a diverse set of customers. Google is a hyperscaler, and the 200 megawatts of power they’ve agreed to buy is useful for running their network of data centers packed with computing and AI hardware. Eni, on the other hand, brings a more industrial perspective, knowing firsthand the value of energy and the complexities of building and operating complex facilities at scale. Fusion, the process that powers the sun, isn’t easy to reproduce on Earth, but CFS is making steady progress toward its goal of delivering power to the grid in the early 2030s. That progress is the foundation of confidence in our company. Both Google and Eni are early CFS investors too, but with these power purchase deals have broadened their CFS relationships. #FusionEnergy #PowerMoves

Fusion energy will be an adaptable new power source when it fires up in a few years to help meet growing power demand. It's a steady source that'll complement wind and solar and it'll enable transformative new industries. Discover why fusion is a good fit for the grid's needs: blog.cfs.energy/cfs-low-cost…