Enertopia Corporation, based in Kelowna, British Columbia, has announced a groundbreaking development in clean energy technology with the filing of their patent for a scalable automated oxyhydrogen production, storage, and utilization system. The company's focus on leveraging intellectual property patents in the green technology space, along with their Nevada lithium claims, underscores their commitment to innovative energy solutions. The oxyhydrogen technology being developed by Enertopia aims to create a fully integrated system for producing, storing, and utilizing the new gas system for both grid and off-grid applications. The system utilizes electricity from the grid or solar PV energy to create hydrogen gas through dry or wet plate electrolysis. Enertopia's demo showcases the entire process, including the production of the gas, safety measures with a flashback arrestor, utilizing the hydrogen burner system for a propane refrigerator, and even producing ice cubes using the new gas. The versatility of oxyhydrogen gas allows it to replace natural gas in various settings, offering a sustainable and eco-friendly alternative. With the ability to use the gas immediately or store it on-site for future use, Enertopia's system caters to residential, commercial, and industrial energy needs. The company envisions a future where their clean energy solutions provide self-contained off-grid systems that offer water, electricity, heating, and cooling, addressing the financial burdens of rising energy costs for many households and businesses. The demonstration video available on their website provides a clear insight into the practical application of their oxyhydrogen technology, highlighting its efficiency and potential to revolutionize the energy sector. By focusing on scalable and sustainable solutions, Enertopia Corporation is poised to make significant strides in the field of clean energy and contribute to a more environmentally conscious future.