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In October 2026, Israel’s Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure published the country’s first national fusion strategy. It sets out how Israel can secure a place in the global fusion value chain by building on its strengths in lasers, RF and power electronics, AI and advanced materials.
MILE provided strategic advisory support to the Ministry in developing the strategy. MILE’s English executive summary is its own independent analysis.
Convening
Energy Alliances is MILE’s convening during Climate Week NYC. It brings together leaders from nuclear and fusion energy, critical minerals, advanced supply chains, space and defense, alongside investors and government.
The 2025 edition, “A Changing World Order”, brought 19 speakers to New York. The 2026 edition, “The Allied Tech Stack”, was hosted with DLA Piper.
Research
Israel’s role in the allied push to build a resilient rare-earth supply chain, examined through a MILE database of Israeli technology companies that power, secure and enhance the mining and refining base.
Research
Directed energy is the dual-use layer behind both laser defenses and space-based solar power. The report sets out where Israel’s edge lies: supplying the lasers, optics and beam control that allied programs depend on.
Areas of focus
Fusion, advanced fission and the supply chains that make nuclear energy deployable and secure.
The energy, data and security questions raised by the global AI race.
Directed energy, critical minerals and the supply chains behind allied capability.
Where Israeli technology fits into the programs and supply chains allies are building now.
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Industry insights on the geopolitics and markets of energy and emerging technology.