ITER adopts the 2016 reference baseline

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ITER's 2016 reference baseline set the schedule against which subsequent slippage is measured. The 2024 update states its own milestones as delays relative to this baseline: full magnetic energy and plasma current in 2036 represents a three-year delay against the 2016 reference, and the start of deuterium-tritium operation in 2039 a four-year delay. This event is recorded so that the slippage in the Journey is measured against a documented prior commitment rather than against recollection.

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Updated baseline presented to the 34th ITER Council

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