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Parmentola: Path to Net Electricity for Magnetic Fusion

Posted By Paul Hamill on Jun 05, 2012

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Today, Dr. John Parmentola, Senior Vice President Energy and Advanced Concepts- General Atomics gave an update to ASP’s: “Magnetic Fusion Energy – Steps to Commercialization” event on the Path to Net Electricity for Magnetic Fusion

Check out ASP’s Fusion mini-site here: FUSION2020

You can find Dr Parmentola’s full presentation below:

The Path to Net Electricity for Magnetic Fusion

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ASP Event: “Magnetic Fusion Energy – Steps to Commercialization” | | American Security ProjectAmerican Security Project says: 11:36 am on June 5, 2012

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