Enertopia Provides Oxyhydrogen Gas Safety Video

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Enertopia (OTCQB: ENRT) on October 10, 2025 released an oxyhydrogen safety video showing differences versus natural gas and propane.

The video compares combustion byproducts—propane/natural gas produce hazardous byproducts while oxyhydrogen primarily yields water vapor—and demonstrates leak behavior: propane leaks pooled at the surface and produced a violent explosion in the test, while oxyhydrogen did not explode but still requires ventilation. CEO Robert McAllister said mobile lab testing supports oxyhydrogen as a safer, renewable option. Future videos will address safe storage, on‑demand use, and patented leak safeguards.

Watch: https://enertopia.com/hydrogen-technology/

Highlights

• The company has created a video showing the differences between Natural Gas/Propane and Oxyhydrogen Gas

• The video highlights the difference between the gases, with propane and natural gas being classified as fossil fuels, which create hazardous byproducts when burned

• Oxyhydrogen gas is classified as a renewable energy source, with water vapor as its main byproduct when burned. Oxyhydrogen does not produce carbon emissions

• The second half of the video focuses on the danger levels when a leak is present

• Propane and natural gas leaks can lead to violent explosions

• Oxyhydrogen gas when exposed to air is much safer but still requires ventilation to be explosion proof

Kelowna, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - October 10, 2025) - Enertopia Corporation (OTCQB: ENRT) (CSE: ENRT) ("Enertopia'' or the "Company") is pleased to announce its latest oxyhydrogen video update. The video can be viewed at https://enertopia.com/hydrogen-technology/

The new video showcases the differences between natural gas/propane and Oxyhydrogen gas. The video focuses on two of the main differences that occur when the gases are burned; the byproducts of combustion, and the danger level when a leak is present.

This is demonstrated by allowing the propane gas to bubble up through water, where it accumulates on the surface, leading to a violent explosion. Further along in the video the same process is done with Oxyhydrogen gas, this time there is no explosion.

Robert McAllister, CEO of Enertopia, notes, "Our updated mobile lab testing continues to confirm the advantages of using Oxyhydrogen gas in multiple applications around the World as a far safer and renewable gas for our World today."

Our next video will focus on the safe storage of Oxyhydrogen gas, and on demand use.

Key Takeaways and Outlook

• Enertopia's Oxyhydrogen mobile lab has effectively demonstrated the differences between the potential dangers of a propane leak, and an Oxyhydrogen leak.

• The experiment showed that when a propane system leaks, the gases will build up, leading to a potentially violent explosion.

• Further videos will show how Enertopia's patents provide safeguards against leaks, and why Oxyhydrogen can be a safer choice for use in home appliance applications

About Enertopia Corp.

Enertopia Corp. defines itself as an Energy Solutions Company focused on modern technology through a combination of our intellectual property patents in green technologies to build shareholder value.

For further information, please contact:

Enertopia Corporation
Robert McAllister, CEO
Tel: 1-888-ENRT201
www.enertopia.com

Renmark Financial Communications Inc.
Preston Conable: pconable@renmarkfinancial.com
Tel: (416) 644-2020 or (212) 812-7680
www.renmarkfinancial.com

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FAQ

What did Enertopia (ENRT) demonstrate in the October 10, 2025 oxyhydrogen video?

Enertopia demonstrated that propane/natural gas produced hazardous combustion byproducts and pooled to cause a violent explosion in the test, while oxyhydrogen produced mainly water vapor and did not explode under the shown conditions.

How does Enertopia say oxyhydrogen compares to natural gas for safety and emissions (ENRT)?

Enertopia states oxyhydrogen yields water vapor rather than carbon emissions and, in their mobile lab test, showed lower explosion risk compared with a leaking propane system, though ventilation is still required.

Where can investors watch Enertopia's oxyhydrogen safety video for ENRT?

The video is available on Enertopia's website at https://enertopia.com/hydrogen-technology/.

Will Enertopia (ENRT) publish more oxyhydrogen safety content and what topics are next?

Yes. Enertopia said the next video will focus on safe storage of oxyhydrogen, on‑demand use, and how their patents aim to provide leak safeguards.

Does Enertopia claim oxyhydrogen produces carbon emissions in its tests (ENRT)?

No. The company states oxyhydrogen's main combustion byproduct is water vapor and that it does not produce carbon emissions in the demonstrated tests.