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THANK YOU, IWAHLM-17

Yesterday ENG8 Co-Founder Haslen Back took to the stage in Bergamo to present the EnergiCell® — a plasma-based LENR system producing excess thermal and electrical energy at COP factors of 7–10, built predominantly from commercially available components, and scalable from milliwatts to megawatts.

The response from the LENR community was very encouraging.
ENG8 was not alone. Across IWAHLM-17, a number of presentations from independent researchers confirmed transmutation and excess energy production in LENR reactors, which align with what ENG8 has been measuring from its EnergiCell®

The 100 kW Modular Steam Generator is in development. Industrial customers are the next step. A 100 kW Electricity Generator and 100 kW Hot Air/Gas Generator follow in the programme.

ENG8 has a 35-strong engineering team and 12 to 18 months of work ahead to put its first megawatt of generating capacity into service.
If you were here and want to continue the conversation, get in touch. If you were not, meet us at ICCF27 in Niagara this late August.

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Read the full article on our website: https://eng8.energy/ip-patents-essential-innovation-deeptech/

Innovation alone is not enough in DeepTech. Protecting it is essential.

Our latest blog explores how strong intellectual property and patents safeguard breakthrough technologies, attract investor confidence and lay the foundations for long-term success in the clean energy transition.

It also highlights how ENG8’s catalysed fusion technology is protected through its patent families, ensuring long-term security and future opportunities for collaboration.

When ambition meets reality, the energy transition faces hard limits.

Read the full blog here: https://eng8.energy/beyond-renewables-missing-link-energy-transition/

In Australia, new analysis from the Centre for Independent Studies (CIS) shows that electricity prices rise sharply once wind and solar generation exceeds certain thresholds. Meanwhile, in Pakistan, rapid deployment of solar-powered irrigation has contributed to groundwater depletion, demonstrating how even well-intentioned energy solutions can create unintended consequences if local resources and system interactions are not considered.

We believe the next phase of clean energy innovation must combine engineering and economic realism with advanced technology. Our latest blog, “Beyond Renewables – The Missing Link in the Energy Transition,” explores the limits of high renewable pe*******on and presents EnergiCell® technology as a flexible, low-emission, dispatchable solution capable of powering industrial, commercial, residential users and the grid.