Keller Technology recently attended the March 18, 2026 Annual Policy Conference hosted by the Fusion Industry Association (FIA) in Washington, D.C., joining leaders from across industry, government, and investment to discuss the future of fusion energy.
The conference highlighted the accelerating global race to commercialization, alongside evolving U.S. policy and regulatory frameworks aimed at supporting the industry’s growth. A key focus throughout the event was the increasing importance of supply chain readiness and workforce development as fusion companies move closer to deployment.
For Keller Technology, the discussions reinforced the critical role that advanced manufacturing and precision fabrication will play in enabling next-generation fusion systems. As private fusion companies continue refining their engineering, the need for highly specialized manufacturing partners is becoming more pronounced.
Keller Technology is proud to be part of the FIA’s Affiliate Membership, contributing to a broader ecosystem of organizations working to bring safe, secure, and clean fusion power to the world within the next decade.
“Seeing the groundswell of investment, both financially and scientifically, into domestic fusion is very exciting and necessary to advance carbon-free energy,” said Barnaby Keller, Vice President, Business Development.
As momentum continues to build across policy, investment, and innovation, Keller Technology remains engaged in supporting the advancement of fusion through precision manufacturing expertise.