Japanese and German companies, including Kyoto Fusion, Siemens Energy and Mitsui, have agreed to cooperate in the development of nuclear fusion technologies, Nikkei Asia reports. The parties plan to launch a commercial power plant in Germany in the 1930s. To develop the industry, the German government plans to invest 2 billion euros by 2029, and Japan intends to allocate 3.1 trillion yen ($19.6 billion) through public-private partnerships by 2040.

Japanese and German companies, including Kyoto Fusion, Siemens Energy and Mitsui, have agreed to cooperate in the development of nuclear fusion technologies, Nikkei Asia reports. The parties plan to launch a commercial power plant in Germany in the 1930s. To develop the industry, the German government plans to invest 2 billion euros by 2029, and Japan intends to allocate 3.1 trillion yen ($19.6 billion) through public-private partnerships by 2040.