Group 1 - Hangzhou Oxygen Group has officially joined the nuclear fusion industry alliance and successfully won the bid for a low-temperature nitrogen system project from Fusion New Energy (Anhui) Co., Ltd, marking its entry into the nuclear fusion sector [1][2] - The "All-Superconducting Tokamak Nuclear Fusion Experimental Device" located in Hefei, Anhui, is expected to be completed and operational by 2027, aiming to challenge extreme temperatures and accelerate the transition to clean energy [1] - Nuclear fusion is referred to as the "artificial sun" due to its principle being similar to the nuclear fusion reactions occurring in the sun, and it is considered the "ultimate energy dream" because of its advantages over fossil fuels and nuclear fission [1] Group 2 - The current industrial manufacturing capabilities and control levels are insufficient for safely and sustainably harnessing nuclear fusion energy, prompting global scientists to compete in this field [2] - Hangzhou Oxygen Group's equipment plays a crucial role in maintaining the extreme conditions required for plasma stability, with temperatures reaching as low as -269 degrees Celsius, showcasing the company's technical capabilities and comprehensive strength in the nuclear fusion field [2] - With over 70 years of experience in large equipment manufacturing, Hangzhou Oxygen Group has also ventured into the hydrogen energy sector since 2021, focusing on technology research and development, equipment sales, project investment, and hydrogen retail [2] Group 3 - Hangzhou Oxygen Group's self-developed "Sliding Radial Flow Purification Device" won a gold medal at the 50th Geneva International Exhibition of Inventions, further validating the strength of "Hangzhou manufacturing" as it enters the nuclear fusion industry [3]