Alameda PostPacific Fusion has passed over Alameda as the site for their first Research and Manufacturing Campus. Kelsey Goeres reviews the announcement and talks with the City about the loss of the large potential facility at Alameda Point. https://alamedapost.com/news/pacific-fusion-passes-alameda/
Alameda may be at risk of losing a deal with Pacific Fusion after Chevron extended or missed two deadlines to produce a clean up plan for petroleum concentrations left behind by an oil refinery at Alameda Point. Richard Bangert shares the City's recent letter to Chevron urging their cooperation. https://alamedapost.com/news/chevrons-tardy-cleanup-could-lose-pacific-fusion-deal-alameda/
City Council has approved a Purchase Option Agreement that allows Pacific Fusion to purchase a 13-acre site at Alameda Point. Ken Der explains that the agreement requires Pacific Fusion to deliver roadway improvements and connections to existing sewer, stormwater, and electrical infrastructure. https://alamedapost.com/news/council-approves-pacific-fusion-land-purchase-option/
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On June 17, City Council will consider various actions related to the potential sale of 13 acres in the Enterprise District of Alameda Point to Pacific Fusion and Hines for a next-generation nuclear fusion research and development facility. Karin K. Jensen explains how to get involved. https://alamedapost.com/news/june-17-city-council-preview/
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"Pacific Fusion Infrastructure Lead Courtney Richardson told the Planning Board the company’s $1 billion investment would bring 250 permanent jobs to Alameda, build new infrastructure in the Enterprise District, and put Alameda at the forefront of global fusion innovation," writes Ken Der. https://alamedapost.com/news/planning-board-considers-pacific-fusion-proposal/
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On May 12, the Planning Board will hold a public workshop on a Research & Development facility proposed by Pacific Fusion, which is considering building a 225,500-square-foot headquarters at Alameda Point to advance pulsed magnetic inertial fusion technology. Karin K. Jensen shares how to get involved. https://alamedapost.com/news/may-12-planning-board-preview/
Pacific Fusion, a clean energy startup, has identified Alameda Point as a potential site to build a new 12-acre headquarters facility to advance nuclear fusion research and development. Ken Der attends a town hall meeting on May 1 to see what City representatives and community members think. https://alamedapost.com/news/nuclear-fusion-facility-proposal-sparks-community-reaction/
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City Council approved a 24-month Exclusive Negotiating Agreement with Pacific Fusion for a facility in Alameda. "Chief Technology Officer Keith LeChien, a nuclear physicist, called fusion inherently safe and said the company will work... to ensure regulatory compliance," reports Karin K. Jensen. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-council-approves-exclusive-negotiating-agreement-pacific-fusion/
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