Renewal Fuels, Inc. (OTC: RNWF), Operating as American Fusion, Provides Patent Portfolio Update; 20 Texatron™ “Clam-Shell” Applications Filed; Significant Portfolio Expansion Planned for 2026

Core Insights - Renewal Fuels, Inc. has provided an update on its intellectual property related to the Texatron™ fusion platform and its proprietary reactor architecture [1] Patent Applications - The Company has filed 20 patent applications with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) covering essential design elements of the Texatron™ system [2] - Currently, one application is in active prosecution, three priority applications are expected to begin examination in mid-2026, and the remaining filings are progressing through the review process [3] Future Developments - Approximately 240 additional patent applications are being developed, which will lead to a total of around 260 applications covering reactor architecture, fuel cycle optimization, and system integration [4] Intellectual Property Strategy - The patent strategy aims to establish layered protections across core reactor architecture and fuel cycle optimization, aligning with long-term commercialization objectives [5] - The strategy is structured in phases, prioritizing core architectural protections while ensuring alignment with the platform's development roadmap [6] Texatron™ Platform Features - The Texatron™ platform utilizes an aneutronic fusion pathway with Helium-3 and Deuterium, significantly reducing neutron radiation compared to traditional fusion concepts [6] - Key differentiators include a compact modular design suitable for scalable deployment and innovative interior geometry for optimized fuel dynamics [7][9] Company Overview - Renewal Fuels, Inc. operates under the American Fusion brand following its merger with Kepler Fusion Technologies, focusing on the commercialization of fusion energy technologies [10] - Kepler Fusion Technologies emphasizes modular, infrastructure-grade deployment for various applications, supported by disciplined intellectual property protection [11]