It is beyond me that no one is paying attention that MIT has fusion.
With the discovery that YBCO aka REBCO dramatically increases the power of the magnetic containment device to hold the fusion process in place (think of an convex magnetic shield) and MIT'S breakthrough in using He-3 as an ignition fuel, MIT's spin-off, with an investment of $50 million from Eni MIT will have a commercial fusion reactor in the mid 2020's.
India has it going on.... and MIT's spin-off Commonwealth Fusion Sciences (CFS) is going to clean up big time.
India's Mission to Find and Mine Futuristic Nuclear Fuel on the Moon Is About to Launch