The news of the week in my opinion is Tokyo's funding of Quantum Hydrogen Energy (QHe) for its 800-degree “lukewarm” fusion that uses metallic nanomaterials and is based on quantum mechanics.
But there is more, their QHe module produces 2kW is powered by hydrogen and weighs 4kg. With 10 grams of hydrogen it heats and lights the house for a month. The module produces heat up to 1000 degrees and, more importantly, they are developing a boiler with Miura Co. (Japan's Ariston).Growing attention to Trump's renewables policy is already having a significant effect on green investments.
We are beginning to talk seriously about Danieli's steel produced with energy from Newcleo's SMRs, but the nuclear debate is still far from producing concrete results and commitments.