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Could an entire continent runs on a single fusion reactor plant by 2100?

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Affected continent is Asia, the world is running out of coal and natural gas. A major mega structure project is underway, its goal is to provide electricity across the continent with a single fusion power plant buried beneath the seabed. Once this power plant is commissioned in year 2100 C.E. it will supply over 75% of the entire energy consumption in Asia and that's a lot of energy. Since it is inaccessible to nearly all and will be heavily guarded by advanced navy forces and a network of deep space satellites to provide 24hr surveillance, the power plant only required a small team to operate.

I'm envisioning a possible future setting when an entire continent shares a single power source, would such technology be possible by 2100? If so how would Asia shares the responsibility to keep it running?

The pink dotted lines are where the fusion reactors is buried.

Pink dotted lines denote fusion reactors

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