Partners In Progress
Energy security, the critical challenge of our time
Working Together to Meet the World’s Energy Demands
While the deployment of renewable energy sources like wind and solar is critical, they're not sufficient to satisfy the world’s growing energy demands, especially as developing nations modernize and expand access to electricity.
It's estimated that global energy needs will increase 50% by 2050 (U.S. Energy Information Administration). This surging demand, combined with the imperative to deeply decarbonize our energy system, requires bold, innovative solutions that provide safe, reliable, carbon-free power at costs comparable to traditional fossil fuels.
Altrusion’s fusion energy supply chain products will provide critical capabilities to support fusion companies delivering essential technologies to the grid.
Dr. Greg Van Dyk
Altrusion’s founder and CEO is a visionary leader in the field of fusion energy
Dr. Greg Van Dyk is driven by a passion for harnessing the transformative technology of fusion to address the urgent problem of climate change and meet the world’s growing energy needs in a sustainable, carbon-free manner. Retiring as a Colonel, Dr. Van Dyk served in the U.S. Air Force from 2002 to 2024 and has industry-leading experience working for the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), and collaborations with the United Kingdom (U.K.).
Dr. Greg Van Dyk’s Unique Insight
Science • Technology • Strategy • Collaboration
Strategic Vision & Leadership
Dr. Greg Van Dyk served as Chief Scientist of a $100+ billion Department of Defense (DoD) acquisition program and led two multi-billion dollar Acquisition Category (ACAT) 1 programs. His nuclear engineering PhD involved both computational and experimental fusion research and was followed by a tour at the Department of Energy (DOE) leading an office funding over $200 million in yearly research and development (R&D) at 3 national laboratories.
International Expertise
Dr. Van Dyk's expertise resulted in his posting to the United Kingdom (U.K.) leading joint research between the U.K. Ministry of Defence and the U.S. Air Force along with engaging the U.K. and U.S. fusion energy and space propulsion communities. Today, he remains engaged with international partners and leads the Fusion Industry Association's Space Committee.