The hydrogen+boron fusion reaction produces three helium nuclei moving at about 2 million volts. All the energy is kinetic and held by charged particles, which

The hydrogen+boron fusion reaction produces three helium nuclei moving at about 2 million volts. All the energy is kinetic and held by charged particles, which means it can be extracted using normal electromagnetic techniques. Charged plates, coils, etc to step down the voltage are all that is needed, no 'boiler' intermediary step.