"We're excited to work with FortisBC to advance the design of our commercial machine and explore the future deployment of our clean energy technology developed over the past two decades here in B.C." "At FortisBC, we actively evaluate new technology that has the potential to provide lower-carbon energy options for our customers and reduce overall emissions," said Dawn Mehrer, vice-president of corporate services and technology at FortisBC. "We are excited to work with General Fusion to support the development of an innovative energy solution that could one day play a role in B.C.'s energy transition." When commercialized, a single General Fusion power plant will be designed to provide zero-carbon power to approximately 150,000 Canadian homes, with the ability to be placed close to energy demand, minimizing the need for long transmission lines or pipelines and at a cost competitive with other energy sources.