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We are saddened to hear of the passing of Dr Alan Smith, former CEO and a leading figure in the International Society for Condensed Matter Nuclear Science (ISCMNS).

Alan’s curiosity and determination led him to explore the frontiers of LENR (Low Energy Nuclear Reactions), from innovative fuels and advanced materials to new approaches for generating electricity. He believed in the potential of emerging energy technologies to make a real difference, and his enthusiasm was both inspiring and contagious.

At ENG8 Energy, we valued his encouragement and thoughtful engagement with our work. Alan consistently supported the integrity of our technology while fostering constructive scientific discussion across the LENR community.

More than a scientist, Alan was a generous mentor and collaborator. His energy, patience, and genuine interest in others left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to work with him.

Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and the wider ISCMNS community. He will be greatly missed.

Read the full summary here: https://eng8.energy/independent-validation-confirms-self-sustaining-energicell-operation/

ENG8 has completed a new independent validation of the EnergiCell® with physicist Jean-Paul Biberian. The assessment confirmed extended periods of self-sustaining operation, meaning the system continued running after the initial starting pulse without further electrical input.

Independent validation is an important step for investors and partners as it helps to reduce technical risk and provides clearer visibility on development priorities. This review offered detailed insight into system behaviour and highlighted key engineering areas that will shape the next stage of the programme.

The findings support ENG8’s development pathway and outline the engineering focus for upcoming work, including improved pressure stability, refined electrode materials and enhanced system reliability.

ENG8 will continue to progress the EnergiCell platform through structured testing and further third-party assessments. These evaluations remain central to our approach as we advance from laboratory demonstrations towards a robust and repeatable technology platform.

Read the full summary here: https://eng8.energy/independent-validation-confirms-self-sustaining-energicell-operation/

Read our full summary: https://eng8.energy/japans-new-hydrogen-fusion-energy-achieves-practical-heat-generation-for-clean-energy-applications/

Japan's hydrogen fusion breakthrough marks a major step in clean energy innovation.

Researchers at New Hydrogen Fusion Energy Inc. (Toyota, Aichi) have demonstrated practical heat generation from fusion using ordinary hydrogen as fuel.

Based on the TSC theory developed by Professor Emeritus Akito Takahashi, the process produces helium-3 and heat without detectable radiation. Unlike conventional fusion, it requires no heavy shielding or radioactive waste management and operates safely within industrial temperature ranges. Field tests of NHFE’s hydrogen fusion heating system begin this winter.

If proven at scale, this approach could redefine how heat is generated for industrial and community applications. At ENG8, we see this as an important advance towards safe, decentralised and low-carbon heat technologies.