Tokamak Energy
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Oxfordshire innovation showcase at Westminster brings business and government together
A Westminster showcase brought together Oxfordshire businesses, researchers and councillors to highlight the region’s innovation strengths and the urgent need for improved power infrastructure, transport links and affordable housing to support the county’s fast-growing high-tech economy.
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Tokamak Energy acquires Ridgway Machines to accelerate superconducting business growth
Tokamak Energy has acquired Ridgway Machines to expand TE Magnetics and scale UK production of high temperature superconductors. The partnership combines Ridgway’s century-long engineering expertise with Tokamak’s innovation to deliver breakthroughs across fusion, energy, aviation and other advanced industries.
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Milton Park showcases clean energy innovation to DESNZ delegation
Milton Park welcomed Professor Paul Monks CB and the DESNZ team for a tour and roundtable highlighting the Park’s leadership in clean energy and green innovation. Companies including Tokamak Energy, TreQ, Nium and Nexeon showcased breakthroughs in fusion, quantum computing, ammonia production, and battery tech.
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Milton Park companies secure over 7% of UK’s life sciences equity investment
New research commissioned by Milton Park reveals that £2.14 billion of equity investment was generated across 272 companies based in the science, technology and business community over the past decade.
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Tokamak Energy signals major expansion with over 160 new jobs
More than 160 skilled new roles for scientists and engineers will be created at the company’s headquarters at the Milton Park scientific hub near Oxford over the next three years.
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Science Minister opens new high-tech divertor lab at Tokamak Energy
The lab, which is housed at the company’s headquarters at Milton Park, is a key development as the company continues to pioneer commercial fusion energy.
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Tokamak Energy signs agreement with Switzerland’s Paul Scherrer Institute
Tokamak Energy’s proprietary non-insulated high temperature superconducting (HTS) magnet technology will be used in PSI’s accelerator and beam line applications.