American Fusion said on Wednesday that it has started its planned Texatron testing program at Texas Tech University.

American Fusion said it received the certification for its Texatron Fusion Engine Models last week and expects research and development testing to begin the week of July 27, subject to scheduling and personnel availability.

Fusion energy has long been viewed as one of the most ambitious goals in modern science, promising abundant, carbon-free power if the technology can be commercialized at scale. While much of the spotlight has focused on well-funded private ventures and government-backed research programs, smaller companies continue advancing proprietary designs, expanding engineering capabilities, and building intellectual property portfolios they hope will support future commercialization.Shares of American Fusion Inc. (OTC: AMFN) are in focus Wednesday after the company announced a series of operational ...

Fusion energy has long been viewed as one of the most ambitious goals in modern science, promising abundant, carbon-free power if the technology can be commercialized at scale. While much of the spotlight has focused on well-funded private ventures and government-backed research programs, smaller companies continue advancing proprietary designs, expanding engineering capabilities, and building intellectual property portfolios they hope will support future commercialization.Shares of American Fusion Inc. (OTC: AMFN) are in focus Wednesday after the company announced a series of operational ...