The engineering substance behind the 16 Jul milestone release that IS written. Explains the Sirius design and the government-industry lab pathway; not itself an event, so no flag lane carries it. July covered by the 16 Jul record.
Helion Energy: GeekWire: Helion makes big bet on tiny merge. Recovered from the taxonomy drop log - this event was sourced and in-window but had no canonical lane to carry it, so it was never written to the feed.
Helion Energy: TIME100 Most Influential Companies of 2026. Recovered from the taxonomy drop log - this event was sourced and in-window but had no canonical lane to carry it, so it was never written to the feed.
Staff profile, no dated corporate event. April is genuinely empty of events; not attributed to the taxonomy.
NOT a taxonomy loss and must not be scored as one. The underlying licence-application event is dated 2026-01-29, OUT of window, so there was no April event to lose. April is a genuinely quiet month, not a flag-blocked one. Logged only because it was one step from being written as an in-window Regulatory record (s2.6 retrospective headline).
A real, dated, third-party-conferred external validation event, published by the company itself. No canonical flag fits. This is the ONLY substantive March item, so the lane costs the whole of March. FOURTH consecutive company in this lane (Graphyte and Vaulted Deep run 206, Zap Energy run 224, Type One Energy run 225).
Zap Energy ranked #16 on TIME and Statista's annual list of America's Top GreenTech Companies, making it the top fusion company and top company in Washington state.