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The outcome is decided by the listings on the official INFUSE Awards page published by the US Department of Energy through the INFUSE program, for the award cycle DOE designates for fiscal year 2026, regardless of the calendar date the awards are published. Each distinct award entry that lists Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) as the recipient counts as one award, and awards from all rounds in that cycle are added together. Minor variations in the company name, such as punctuation, capitalization, or corporate suffixes, do not matter, but awards to parent companies, subsidiaries, or affiliates do not count. The outcome is Yes if the total is at least the count specified in the market question and No otherwise, early resolution does not apply, and the outcome is determined when DOE releases that fiscal year's INFUSE award recipients. If that release is delayed, resolution waits until it is published.
The US Department of Energy's INFUSE program funds competitive research collaborations between private companies and national laboratories to advance fusion energy technology. The measure is the number of INFUSE awards Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) receives in the award cycle the Department of Energy designates for a given fiscal year, counting every round in that cycle.

The outcome is decided by the listings on the official INFUSE Awards page published by the US Department of Energy through the INFUSE program, for the award cycle DOE designates for fiscal year 2026, regardless of the calendar date the awards are published. Each distinct award entry that lists Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) as the recipient counts as one award, and awards from all rounds in that cycle are added together. Minor variations in the company name, such as punctuation, capitalization, or corporate suffixes, do not matter, but awards to parent companies, subsidiaries, or affiliates do not count. The outcome is Yes if the total is at least the count specified in the market question and No otherwise, early resolution does not apply, and the outcome is determined when DOE releases that fiscal year's INFUSE award recipients. If that release is delayed, resolution waits until it is published.
The US Department of Energy's INFUSE program funds competitive research collaborations between private companies and national laboratories to advance fusion energy technology. The measure is the number of INFUSE awards Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) receives in the award cycle the Department of Energy designates for a given fiscal year, counting every round in that cycle.