Fusion Power Corporation

The Fusion Power Corporation is a young company with a three year history. 

It was formed expressly to design and implement a fusion power production system using the concepts developed at Argonne National Laboratories in the 1970s augmented by the technology for which FPC has an exclusive world wide license.  

The subject of fusion is more mature than our company. But most past efforts have always tried to make small systems of 1 GW generating capacity or less. Fusion is not a process that is amenable to miniaturization. Thus the Corporate objective is to design and stimulate construction of a large energy generation system.

Our Corporation is designed to make a profit. Our focus on a large energy generation system meshes well with the current need for a new large source of "Green & Clean . . . and Safe!" energy. Moreover, we now have economic conditions where the value of energy makes large energy generation system economic. In fact, rather than being too costly, the past criticism of large systems, it now could be said that they make too much profit.

  California C-Corporation

The Fusion Power Corporation is a private stockholder corporation incorporated and registered in the State of California.

FPC is managed by a Board of Directors. Its initial Board includes: Dr. Charles Helsley, Dr. Robert Burke, Dr. Alexander Burke, Harold Helsley, Patrick Modugno, and Dr. Robert Bartolini. It is expected that other Board members will be appointed in consultation with major investors. 

The Fusion Power Corporation's headquarters office is in Scotts Valley, California.

  Current Officers, Board Members and Advisors

  Personnel Plans                                                                                                

Beginning in late of 2011 the Fusion Power Corporation expects to begin a hiring program, aiming to have approximately twenty employees aboard by the end of 2011. Hiring will continue during 2012 and should stabilize at about 200
employees by year’s end.  FPC also expects to contract for services with many
outside firms during this period.