Cadarache

The United States, the European Union, China, India, Russia, Japan and South Korea signed an accord in 2006 to build a $12.8 billion experimental fusion reactor at Cadarache, southern France, aimed at revolutionizing global energy use for future generations.

Iran Begins Studying Nuclear Fusion, Working On Experimental Reactor 2010

After deadlocked discussion, the six partners agreed in mid-2005 to site ITER at Cadarache, in southern France.

Nuclear fusion power 2009

It is the work of scientists here that has paved the way for the much bigger Iter, which, once the project is ratified in December, will be built in Cadarache in southern France.

Archive 2006-05-01 Nick Anthis 2006

It is the work of scientists here that has paved the way for the much bigger Iter, which, once the project is ratified in December, will be built in Cadarache in southern France.

One Step Closer to Fusion Power Nick Anthis 2006

ITER, a consortium of the European Union, the United States, Japan, Russia, China, and South Korea, seeks to build a working fusion reactor at a testing site in Cadarache, France by 2015.

Energy profile of France 2008

Last week a research group called ITER, which includes Japan, Europe and the United States, announced that it would build the world's first large-scale fusion reactor in Cadarache, France.

ENERGY: FINALLY ON THE WAY IN FRANCE? IT'S FUSION 2007

A fusão nuclear é o santo graal da energia: sabemos que é possível é assim que o sol gera energia mas até agora tem sido de obtenção elusiva - daí o multinacional e multimilionário ITER, que irá construir em Cadarache aquele que agora é o segundo reactor de fusão nuclear do mundo.

Leituras Artur 2006

O ITER, que começa agora a ser construído em Cadarache, França, é um mega projecto internacional que procura provar a viabilidade da fusão nuclear.

Leituras Artur 2006

After 18 months of wrangling, the $12bn International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (Iter) got a home: Cadarache in France.

Evolution - Science Breakthrough of 2005 Mark 2005

The six-member consortium, which includes the United States, Russia, China, Japan, South Korea and the European Union, agreed in Moscow to build the reactor in the southern French city of Cadarache.

International Fusion in France | Impact Lab 2005