Efda-Jet

the joint european torus (jet) investigates the potential of fusion power as a safe, clean, and virtually limitless energy source for future generations. the largest tokamak in the world, it is the only operational fusion experiment capable of producing fusion energy. as a joint venture, jet is collectively used by more than 40 laboratories of euratom associations. the european fusion development agreement (efda), which was created in 1999 to co-ordinate european fusion research under the euratom treaty, provided the work platform to exploit jet in an efficient and focused way. efda underwent a restructuring in 2013 and is now succeeded by eurofusion, the european consortium for the development of fusion energy.