In a lab located south of Montreal, Canada, scientists are working diligently to pave the way for a groundbreaking energy breakthrough. The start-up, Fuse, is taking on the challenging task of turning nuclear fusion into a viable commercial energy source. Fusion, the same process that powers the sun, occurs when two atomic nuclei merge, releasing vast amounts of energy. Researchers have been striving to replicate this phenomenon on Earth for nearly a hundred years. Now, with global trade tensions rising and environmental concerns mounting, the urgency to succeed has never been greater.