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Israel Urged to Join Global Race for Nuclear Fusion Development
Israel's Ministry of Energy recommends significant investment in nuclear fusion research, urging the nation to join the global race. A new report highlights Israel's potential advantages but also critical infrastructure and academic gaps.
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- 01Israel's Energy Ministry recommends joining the global nuclear fusion race with significant research investment.
- 02A new report identifies Israel's strengths in research and industry but also critical infrastructure gaps.
- 03Three scenarios are presented, ranging from a conservative approach to a massive national program.
- 04The recommended scenario involves targeted actions and public-private partnerships costing NIS 0.5-1 billion.
- 05The ministry warns of missing strategic opportunities if government action is delayed.
The ministry advocates for a targeted, collaborative approach with an estimated cost of NIS 0.5-1 billion over five to seven years to avoid missing out on global opportunities.
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