FUSA has announced the start of production of its first commercial, CE-marked Solar Core Transducer units, with initial Asian installations targeted for commissioning by the end of November.
The company said its initial manufacturing program is designed to support up to 50 GW of installed capacity, with further production planned through 2027.
FUSA describes Solar Core Extraction as a technology fundamentally different from conventional solar power, saying it does not use solar panels or collect sunlight.
Instead, the company claims its system uses an advanced version of Quantum Energy Teleportation (QET) to extract usable energy associated with fusion processes in the Sun’s core and convert it into electricity at the receiving site.
According to FUSA, no fuel or physical energy beam is transported from the Sun. The company says its system uses quantum measurement information and local transducer units to generate electricity directly at the customer site.
