TAE Technologies Merges with Trump Media to Advance Fusion Energy Project

TAE Technologies plans to begin construction on a fusion power plant this year, aiming for 50 megawatts by 2031. The merger with Trump Media will provide necessary capital and eliminate fundraising pressures. TAE has raised $1.4 billion since 2000 and seeks to prove commercial viability in fusion energy, amidst competition with China. The merger includes a $200 million initial investment and $100 million upon regulatory filing. TAE's goal is to create a power-generating system that produces more energy than it consumes.

Published Mar 30, 2026

TAE Technologies will start construction on a fusion power plant this year, targeting 50 megawatts by 2031. The merger with Trump Media offers essential funding, resolving TAE's recent financial challenges.

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TAE has raised nearly $1.4 billion since 2000. The merger provides $200 million at signing and another $100 million upon regulatory filing, with Nunes and Binderbauer as co-CEOs. TAE aims to demonstrate commercial viability in fusion energy while competing in a geopolitical race with China. TAE focuses on developing a system that generates net electricity, overcoming significant scientific challenges.