That's kinda on the 'we'll figure it out later' track. Materials are being investigated that can withstand the heat and neutron bombardment to attach a steam t

That's kinda on the 'we'll figure it out later' track. Materials are being investigated that can withstand the heat and neutron bombardment to attach a steam turbine the old fashioned way. But we ain't there yet, not without having to constantly change the 'walls'. > Most of the energy produced inside a fusion reactor is emitted in the form of neutrons, which heat a material surrounding the fusing plasma, called a blanket. In a power-producing plant, that heated blanket would in turn be used to drive a generating turbine