Licube wants to be the fuel provider to the fusion power industry
Fusion power plants will need a lot of lithium, and Licube is preparing to be a key supplier.
TechCrunch reports: Fusion power plants will need a lot of lithium, and Licube is preparing to be a key supplier.
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