Spain
Spain's fusion research is conducted at CIEMAT and through European fusion program participation. Spanish industry (Indra, Escribano) contributes to European DEW development.
Key Findings
CIEMAT conducts Spain's primary plasma physics research, including TJ-II stellarator operations.
Spanish industry contributes to European DEW programs through NATO partnerships.
6 entities and 5 relationships map Spain's fusion and DEW ecosystem.
Spain's fusion research is integrated into the European fusion program (EUROfusion).
Spain hosts the NATO STOCM (Science and Technology Organization Centre for Maritime Research).
Research Paper
Spain's Fusion and Plasma Physics Research Program
Fusion Infrastructure, Defense Industry, and European Cooperation
Key Entities
CIEMAT
Spanish Research Centre for Energy, Environment and Technology operating TJ-II stellarator, Spain's major fusion research device.
TJ-II
Advanced flexible heliac stellarator facility at CIEMAT, Spain's primary magnetic confinement fusion device.
F4E Barcelona
Fusion for Energy Barcelona office - EU agency managing Europe's ITER contributions and procurement.
IFN-GV
Institute of Fusion of the University of Valencia conducting ICF research with laser-plasma interaction studies.
ICF Spain
Inertial Confinement Fusion research program at IFN-GV with weapons-relevant plasma physics capabilities.
EUROfusion Spain
Spanish participation in EUROfusion consortium through CIEMAT and university fusion programs.
Research Topics
Explore Spain's involvement across specific research domains tracked by the SMT Research Institute.