Predicting the Price of Oil Is Almost as Hard as Perfecting Nuclear Fusion

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Scientists at the Livermore Lab still think they're decades away from harnessing the reaction to produce a steady stream of clean energy.
58% : Over 20 years ago, he co-founded TAE Technologies, aiming to build a nuclear fusion company that could provide clean energy.
57% : Like fission, the atom-splitting process that now powers nuclear plants, fusion promises to produce carbon-free energy.
55% : The European Union expects it to account for as much as 20% of its power by 2050, and considers renewable hydrogen a key element in its plan to move away from Russian energy.
55% : Zapping one glass of deuterium, a kind of hydrogen found in water, could theoretically produce the same amount of energy as 10 million pounds of coal, Morgan Stanley analyst Edward Stanley wrote in a client note.

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