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Google has signed an offtake agreement for 200 MW of power from Commonwealth Fusion Systems’ (CFS) developing fusion power plant.

Google inks deal to buy power from CFS’ planned grid-scale commercial fusion plant in Chesterfield, expected to be the first of its kind.

Google increased its commitment to fusion power this week by upping its stake in Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS).

Google is also making a second investment in Commonwealth, a leading contender in the effort to commercialize fusion power, according to a statement Monday.

The deal comes even though Commonwealth Fusion Systems has yet to demonstrate that its future power plant can generate power reliably or economically.

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