One of the critiques leveled against electric vehicles is that many charging stations use electricity from non-renewable sources, but a company out of Israel has an intriguing solution for this: nuclear fusion.
The company, NT-Tao, is backed by Honda and is developing mini nuclear fusion generation facilities that it plans to use as charging stations for electric vehicles. The company says it will be ready to manufacture demonstration facilities by 2029 before commercializing them in the 2030s. In addition to backing from Honda, NT-Tao has received funding from the Israeli government and is working with Princeton University in the U.S. on the technology.
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