Hydrogen - Boron fusion is a really good thing, if it can be achieved. It requires high temperatures, but is aneutronic [1], only producing electrons which can

Hydrogen - Boron fusion is a really good thing, if it can be achieved. It requires high temperatures, but is aneutronic [1], only producing electrons which can easily be siphoned off to directly power an electrical grid: Proton – Boron-11: 1p + 11B → 3 4He + 8.7 MeV This means it doesn't create radioactive waste or have the metal brittling problems that neutronic (H-H or H-D) fusion has. Some groups [2][3] think the high temperatures can be achieved in small plasma bubbles without large amounts of magnetic confinement, making for small and inexpensive reactors. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aneutronic_fusion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aneutronic_fusion [2] https://lppfusion.com/technology/dpf-device/ https://lppfusion.com/technology/dpf-device/ [3] https://hb11.energy/how-it-works/ https://hb11.energy/how-it-works/