ENG8, a Gibraltar-based company specializing in catalyzed fusion, has made a groundbreaking achievement in the realm of power generation with its EnergiCells system. The self-powering system, based on low energy nuclear reactions (LENR) technology, can operate indefinitely without any external input power, setting a new standard in the fusion energy field. This milestone opens the door for exporting net electricity, marking a global-first for catalyzed fusion. EnergiCells are capable of fusing hydrogen nuclei, generating light and electricity directly. The company is currently producing electricity in varying scales, from milliwatts to tens of kilowatts, suitable for a wide range of applications. The system's potential to provide energy for devices, household appliances, and even entire homes, cars, and factories underscores its versatility and scalability. The company's claim of indefinite operation without external power has been independently validated, instilling confidence in the technology. With interest from industrial customers for a broad range of energy requirements, the technology's mass-producibility and cost efficiency make it an attractive option for clean energy solutions. EnergiCells, comprising the energy-releasing EnergiCell and its supporting system, operate on water molecules as the fuel source. The catalyzed fusion process releases energy in the form of electricity and heat, offering a cleaner and sustainable alternative to traditional energy sources. The company's emphasis on decentralizing energy generation, reducing carbon footprint, and lowering energy prices positions EnergiCells as a transformative force in the global energy landscape.