Primarily, the development is focused on eFusion technology, which is unique from a global point of view; it resulted from concentrating the capacities of science and research from 25 areas integrated into a single functional unit.

One of the target applications of eFusion technology is a source of clean and price-competitive energy necessary to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 under the ratified 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, with a commitment to limit global warming up to 1.5 degrees by the end of this century.

The Technology Cluster focuses on research, development, and a shift in the level of scientific knowledge, to transform the acquired knowledge into the application practice. This usable innovation potential is the basis of sustainable development, bringing forward the answers as to how to face the global societal challenges.