/sci/ - Science & Math

Nuclear fusion is the most promising form of energy for the power grid, its renewable, no dangerous by-products and almost endless benifits when compared to other forms of energy production, so why is no-one apart from few organisations really pushing to make it a reality? anyway just post pics and interesting facts related to nuclear fusion please.
Pic: its ITER a ongoing fusion project predicted to reach and exceed break even (The point when the power being produced exceeds the power required to ignite and maintain the fusion reaction)

What does /sci/ think of the Tokamak Fusion Reactor? Will it actually provide the end to the energy crisis? From what I've been reading, all we would need is some sea water to power the reactor and free, clean energy for everyone. Even better, the expected date of commercial operation is reachable in our lifetime.