The Office of Fusion Act of 2025 directs the Department of Energy to establish a new Office of Fusion to coordinate the government's work on developing commercial fusion energy technology. The office will work with private companies, national laboratories, and universities to accelerate the commercialization of fusion power plants, with a goal of starting construction on more than one private-sector fusion plant by December 31, 2028. The bill also requires the Secretary of Energy to develop a commercial deployment roadmap within 180 days and to consolidate relevant fusion programs from across the department under this new office's leadership. The legislation does not specify new funding amounts but establishes the office's structure and responsibilities, with requirements for periodic progress reports to Congress. This bill aims to streamline federal fusion energy efforts and strengthen U.S. leadership in what many view as a promising clean energy technology for the future.
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