Enertopia Corporation, based in Kelowna, British Columbia, recently provided an update on their safety review for oxyhydrogen technology. The company, known for its focus on green technology and intellectual property patents, highlighted the safety measures they have in place for using oxyhydrogen. Enertopia emphasized the importance of safety throughout their testing and design process, leading to the development of two patent-pending inventions. One of the key innovations is a storage tank pressure relief valve that can release gas at any preset PSI, with compatibility with various propane tank fittings. Additionally, they introduced an Intelligent Flashback Arrestor as the first line of defense against flashback incidents, ensuring safety during operations. Enertopia's commitment to safety is further demonstrated by the successful completion of over 200 flashback tests without breaching the storage tank. Notably, the article explains the unique safety aspects of hydrogen and oxyhydrogen due to their light molecular weight, which causes the gases to rise and disperse rapidly into the atmosphere. This characteristic sets them apart from heavier gases like propane and natural gas, which can concentrate and pose risks in enclosed spaces. Enertopia's oxyhydrogen technology offers a safe alternative, with no carbon emissions or the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. The company's system has been tested in various applications, including running a refrigerator, air conditioning, water heating, and a 5K generator, showcasing its versatility and safety in everyday use. Enertopia's dedication to innovation and safety in oxyhydrogen technology positions them as a leader in sustainable energy solutions.