HCT Annual Meeting with guest panel from Commonwealth Fusion Systems
Fusion energy is on the path to bring abundant, carbon-free power to the world. What does that mean for our community, the region, and our planet?
The Harvard Conservation Trust (HCT) invites you to our 2025 Annual Meeting, featuring a special guest panel from Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) — the world’s leading private nuclear fusion company. The company’s marquee fusion project, SPARC®, located in Devens, is paving the way for limitless carbon-free energy.
Join us for an engaging, moderated discussion on how next-generation energy innovation can align with HCT’s mission to protect open space and strengthen community resilience, including:
- Fusion’s role in energy transition
- SPARC in the community – water and land use impacts
- Ensuring long-term safety and sustainability
Event Details:
Thursday, November 20, 2025
➤ Annual Meeting: 6:00 – 6:30 PM
➤ Guest Panel: 6:30 – 8:00 PM
Harvard Public Library, 4 Pond Road, Harvard, MA
Featuring:
➤ Darby Dunn, VP of Advanced Manufacturing, CFS (formerly SpaceX)
➤ Dr. Clayton Myers, Plasma Physicist, CFS (formerly Sandia National Labs)
➤ Jessica Strunkin, Community Relations & Local Government Affairs Principal, CFS (formerly of MassDevelopment Devens Operations)
Together, these innovators will share how fusion could transform clean energy—delivering power and protecting the planet.
For students that want to attend, please register here.