Lawrenceville Plasma Physics, Inc.

An independent scientific review indicates that an economical and clean source of fusion energy may soon become reality.

Tiny research start-up's billion degree plasma puts low-cost device closest to the ultimate energy prize

Scientists at green energy start-up Lawrenceville Plasma Physics, Inc. (LPP) today endorsed the recent call of Abell Foundation Executive Director Robert Embry for Senate hearings intended to accelerate the US fusion energy program.

Scientists announce collaboration agreement for scientific publications on aneutronic fusion, a possible route to cheap, safe, clean energy

Proposal to avert conflict by cooperating on clean energy becomes accessible to Farsi speakers in Iran and around the globe via VOA's Persian News Network report

Fusion researchers in both countries call for cooperation on peaceful clean energy as an alternative to conflict.

Lawrenceville Plasma Physics has published peer reviewed results in Physics of Plasmas showing that the firm has achieved two of three criteria for net fusion energy, meaning garage-sized fusion generators could be possible in as few as five years.

With latest results at international conference, NJ start-up can already fuse atoms almost four times more efficiently than government’s National Ignition Facility…for a fraction of the cost

While traditional renewables such as solar and wind are rightfully touted as deserving even higher priority in the wake of Japan's nuclear disaster, it is also important to encourage and accelerate aneutronic fusion energy research.

In the wake of Fukushima, will funding materialize for a leapfrog in fusion?