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Foothill Ranch, Calif. — March 26, 2026 — ÿ�մ���, Inc. (“TAE” or the “ÿ�մ���”), a leading fusion energy company, today commenced site visits across multiple U.S. locations as part of its siting and development process for its first fusion power plant.

The visits, scheduled across the United States, are part of a broader evaluation effort to identify locations capable of supporting the development, construction and long-term operation of TAE’s initial 50 MWe fusion facility and future utility-scale deployments.

TAE is progressing site selection planning as it prepares for the next phase of development of its first fusion power plant, which is  targeting approximately 50 MWe of electricity generation in the early 2030s. Future TAE fusion power plants are expected to range from 350 – 500 MWe, reflecting the ÿ�մ���’s long-term approach to delivering utility-scale fusion energy to the grid and carbon-intensive industrial processes.

TAE’s leadership team, including CEO Michl Binderbauer, CFO Cedric Burgher, TAE Global GmbH CEO Jonathan Toretta and senior engineering and finance leaders, will meet with local stakeholders and assess site-specific conditions across each location.

“We have seen tremendous interests from multiple states willing to partner in our exciting path to power. We want to ensure we select the best site for our first utility-scale fusion power plant,” said Binderbauer. “We are evaluating locations based on the infrastructure, grid connectivity and long-term development conditions required to support reliable power generation. This process is about ensuring we build in the right place, with the right partners, to support sustained deployment in markets where power demand and infrastructure readiness are converging.”

During the visits, TAE will evaluate a range of factors central to deployment, including land access, connectivity to primary distribution grids, proximity to skilled labor and transportation infrastructure and alignment with local and state stakeholders. The regions selected for evaluation reflect areas where power demand, industrial infrastructure and grid capacity intersect—conditions that are critical to supporting reliable, utility-scale generation and enabling future expansion.

On December 18, 2025, TAE and Trump Media and Technology Group Corp. (“TMTG”) announced that they had entered into a definitive merger agreement in an all-stock transaction. Under the terms of the merger agreement and the convertible promissory note between TAE and TMTG, TMTG has now provided $200 million of cash to TAE and an additional $100 million is available to TAE upon the filing of a Form S-4 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”). 

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About TAE

ÿ�մ��� is the world’s leading fusion power company, developing the most sustainable and economically competitive solution to bring abundant clean energy to the grid and carbon-intensive industrial processes. In addition, it operates subsidiaries , which provides technology for energy storage and power delivery systems for batteries and electric vehicles, as well as , which develops technologies and drugs for treating cancer patients.

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