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Helionovus — Building anew sun forthe whole planet

Helionovus designs and builds compact fusion power plants, perovskite-silicon solar, multi-day storage and grid sensing — engineered to work as one system.

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Helionovus is an energy company building the machines of a new sun : fusion power plants , tandem solar , multi-day storage and a grid that knows its own limits.

Every joule began as fusion

The opportunity ahead

The world will use almost twice as much electricity by 2050: data centres, electric vehicles, heat pumps and industry, all at once.

Global electricity demand is projected to grow from about 27,000 terawatt-hours in 2024 to about 51,000 by 2050. Meeting it takes energy that is abundant, firm and clean.

Abundant, firm, clean power
is how we meet it.

Rows of solar panels across a desert plain
01

Abundant

Fuel from seawater and sunlight on every acre: enough energy to double supply without rationing it.

The KSTAR tokamak in its test hall
02

Firm

Every hour of every season: fusion baseload, with 100-hour storage for the weeks the sun and wind fade.

Wind turbines on a ridge
03

Clean

No combustion and no long-lived high-level waste: helium from fusion, iron and water from storage.

Four machines · one system

Make it. Harvest it.
Hold it. Move it.

    NOVA · Compact fusion

    A star, held
    by magnets.

    01 · Plasma

    A D-shaped ring of fire

    Deuterium–tritium plasma at 150 million °C circulates around the torus, never touching the wall.

    Core
    150M °C
    Elongation
    1.9
    02 · Magnets

    Eighteen HTS coils

    REBCO superconducting tape reaches 20 tesla at the coil. Fusion power density scales with B⁴, so the machine shrinks dramatically.

    At coil
    20T
    On axis
    12T
    03 · Current

    A twist in the field

    The central solenoid drives 8.5 million amps through the plasma, twisting field lines into helices that hold it in place.

    Plasma current
    8.5MA
    q₉₅
    3.4
    04 · Blanket

    Salt that makes its own fuel

    A FLiBe molten-salt blanket stops the neutrons, carries their heat to the turbines, and breeds tritium from lithium.

    Breeding ratio
    >1.1
    Outlet
    600°C
    05 · Divertor

    The exhaust of a star

    Field lines are diverted onto tungsten targets that handle heat fluxes above 10 MW/m² — more than a rocket nozzle.

    Heat flux
    >10MW/m²
    Armour
    W

    NOVA-1 design model · real-time render

    By the numbers

    Physics, not promises.

    Every figure below is a measured result or a published physical limit. Our own targets are labelled as targets.

    150M °C

    Core temperature a tokamak plasma needs — ten times the core of the Sun.

    Plasma physics
    20T

    Field at the coil from REBCO high-temperature superconducting magnets.

    Demonstrated, 2021
    35.5%

    Record efficiency for a perovskite-silicon tandem cell, beyond silicon's 33.7% limit.

    Certified lab record, 2026
    100h

    Discharge duration of iron-air storage — long enough to carry a grid through a windless week.

    UMBRA-L design

    Our technologies in detail

    LUMEN · Solar

    Two cells, one module, more of the spectrum.

    A 1.68 eV perovskite cell on a silicon heterojunction splits sunlight at 740 nm — blue light converted on top, red and infrared below.

    Research cellA gloved hand holding a small perovskite solar cell

    Printed at low temperature.

    Perovskites are crystals printed from solution, thin enough to sit on a silicon wafer without replacing it.

    UMBRA-L · Iron-airClose-up of a rusted iron surface

    Storage that breathes.

    Discharging, iron pellets take in oxygen and rust. Charging reverses it — slow, cheap and made of iron, water and air.

    HALO · Grid

    The fastest new power line is the one you already have.

    Line-mounted sensors measure conductor temperature, sag and wind to compute real capacity — typically 10–40% above static ratings.

    UMBRA · Storage

    Power for the days without sun.

    A week on a solar-powered grid, with three overcast days in the middle. Switch storage on and watch the gaps close.

    Demand served—
    Hours short—
    Solar curtailed—
    Solar to loadSodium-ion · 4 hIron-air · 100 hUnservedDemand

    Illustrative hourly model: 1 GW average demand; 6.5 GWp solar; days 3–5 overcast at 15–25% of clear-sky output. Sodium-ion 1.5 GW / 6 GWh at 90% round-trip; iron-air 1.5 GW / 120 GWh at 45%, entering the week 85% charged.

    Heliostat · Software

    One view of every electron.

    A live digital twin of every site: weather-driven forecasts, dispatch that respects the grid's real limits, and a copilot that explains what changed.

    Open Heliostat

    Our approach

    Research

    We start from what physics allows — detailed-balance limits, plasma scaling laws, electrochemical potentials — and work back to what can be manufactured.

    Prove

    Every claim is tested on real hardware at meaningful scale: magnet coils at full field, modules on outdoor racks, storage on live feeders.

    Deploy

    Bankable warranties, open data interfaces and designs certified to the standards utilities and regulators already use.

    Contact

    Build the next sun with us.

    Utilities, data-centre developers, industrial off-takers, investors and engineers — tell us what you're working on.

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