Japan backs fusion, recycling startups in $125m public
TOKYO -- Japan's Green Transformation (GX) Acceleration Agency has invested in two startups focused on nuclear fusion and plastics recycling, helping spur a total of 20 billion yen ($125 million) in combined public-private funding for the companies, Nikkei has learned.
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