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Renewal Fuels, Inc. (OTC: RNWF) publishes frequent updates as it transitions into an advanced fusion energy infrastructure platform centered on Kepler Fusion Technologies’ Texatron™ system. The RNWF news feed highlights the company’s merger activity, corporate reset, governance enhancements, and evolving focus on aneutronic fusion power for commercial, industrial, and infrastructure-scale applications.
Recent news releases describe the execution and closing of a definitive merger with Kepler Fusion Technologies, plans to change the corporate name to American Fusion Inc., and a proposed trading symbol change filed with FINRA. Articles also cover the company’s progress on PCAOB financial statement audits, preparation of a registration statement for SEC filing, and evaluation of uplisting paths, including OTCQB and potential national exchange listings, subject to applicable requirements.
Investors following RNWF news can review detailed commentary on Kepler’s Texatron™ platform, including its torsatron-based magnetic confinement design, Deuterium–Helium-3 fuel orientation, and Power-as-a-Service commercialization strategy built around long-term power purchase agreements. Company updates also discuss independent research coverage, third-party valuation work on Kepler’s intellectual property and operating assets, and ongoing intellectual property development and patent activity.
Earlier releases in the feed provide context on Renewal Fuels’ comprehensive corporate restructuring, share cancellation initiatives, and the role of its MicroCap Advisors subsidiary in corporate development. Together, these items offer a chronological view of RNWF’s shift from a restructuring-focused microcap platform toward a fusion energy infrastructure company operating under the planned American Fusion identity. Readers can use this news page to track key milestones across technology development, corporate actions, and capital markets readiness.
Renewal Fuels (OTC: RNWF) and subsidiary Kepler Fusion Technologies released a technical white paper describing the Texatron™ aneutronic fusion platform, its architecture, physics framework, and commercialization pathway. The Texatron™ is a pulsed, modular system optimized for D‑He3 fuel cycles and designed for direct electric conversion, reduced neutron damage, and lower long‑lived waste versus D‑T systems. Kepler reports proof‑of‑principle toroidal plasma formation at sub‑fusion temperatures and a patent pipeline of >238 filings. Key milestones include a targeted 100 MW demonstration before end‑2026, PCAOB‑audited financials due Feb 2026, a ~$50M financing objective, and pursuit of a national exchange listing.
Renewal Fuels (OTC: RNWF) announced corporate transition steps including a FINRA corporate action filed on January 12, 2026 to change its name to American Fusion and request new tickers (preferences include AFTX, AMFN, AFEI), with FINRA review pending. The company is redomiciling from Delaware to Texas. Renewal Fuels said its 2024–2025 PCAOB audit is substantially underway with completion targeted for February 2026, has completed a third‑party valuation and is finalizing ASC 805 purchase price accounting, and is preparing a registration statement for potential national exchange listing. Governance and market‑structure steps include identifying independent director candidates and evaluating an OTCQB uplisting as an interim step. A technical white paper and IP updates are expected imminently.
Renewal Fuels (OTC: RNWF) and Kepler Fusion Technologies released an interview with Kepler CEO Brent Nelson outlining the company’s fusion power platform and commercial plans for 2026. Nelson set a target to have a fully operational 100‑megawatt unit by the end of 2026, intended to connect to the grid via a utility partner in North Texas. He described a power‑as‑a‑service model selling electricity per kilowatt, claimed competitive pricing versus hydropower, and noted engagements with the Department of Defense, NASA, and remote island customers.
Renewal Fuels (OTC: RNWF) and Kepler Fusion announced independent Harbinger Research coverage evaluating Kepler’s Texatron™ aneutronic fusion platform, commercialization strategy, and deployment roadmap.
The report assesses Kepler’s fusion architecture, IP portfolio, and Power-as-a-Service commercial model for industrial, data center, defense, and grid-constrained markets. Renewal Fuels said it is completing an independent valuation of Kepler IP and operating assets by a CFA-led firm to support consolidated reporting and capital markets initiatives.
Planned near-term activities include audit completion and a Form 10 filing in Q1 2026, multiple patent filings, updates on pending commercial contracts, and a corporate transition involving redomicile to Texas, a proposed name change to American Fusion, and a ticker change, subject to approvals.
Renewal Fuels (OTC: RNWF) and Kepler Fusion Technologies provided a strategic update on Kepler’s aneutronic fusion platform and public-company readiness on Jan 5, 2026. The companies described Kepler’s compact Texatron torsatron architecture using deuterium–helium-3 fuel aimed at direct electricity generation for commercial, industrial, defense, and grid-constrained use cases.
Kepler plans a Power-as-a-Service commercialization model retaining ownership of units and selling electricity under long-term power purchase agreements, and reports a growing intellectual property portfolio covering reaction chamber geometry, magnetic confinement, and energy-conversion systems. The company is undertaking governance, reporting, and advisor engagements to support public-company readiness; initiatives remain subject to approvals, regulation, and market conditions.
Renewal Fuels (OTC: RNWF) announced on Dec 17, 2025 the execution of a definitive merger making Kepler Fusion Technologies a wholly owned subsidiary and plans to rebrand as American Fusion.
Kepler's Texatron™ is described as a compact, fast-pulsed, deployable fusion platform targeting distributed baseload power via a Power-as-a-Service (PaaS) model with indicative pricing near $0.0625/kWh. Kepler cites a pipeline of 238 patents. Management expects a third-party valuation to exceed $300 million and to reflect in RNWF's FY2025 filings; a national exchange listing is being targeted in 2026, and a PCAOB-registered auditor is being engaged.
Renewal Fuels (OTC: RNWF) announced a definitive merger to acquire Kepler Fusion Technologies, making Kepler a wholly owned subsidiary and signaling a strategic pivot to advanced fusion energy under a proposed new corporate name, American Fusion.
The company said Kepler develops the Texatron aneutronic fusion platform and expects a third-party valuation of Kepler intellectual property and assets to exceed $300 million, with results to be reflected in RNWF's fiscal year-end 2025 consolidated filing. RNWF is engaging a PCAOB-registered audit firm and plans institutional outreach and potential uplisting. The company also disclosed legal proceedings tied to return and cancellation of 1,683,000,000 restricted shares (~59% outstanding).
Renewal Fuels (OTC: RNWF) provided an update on a proposed business combination to acquire 100% of Kepler Fusion Technologies through the issuance of up to 240 million common shares, subject to valuation and definitive agreements. The parties executed a non-binding letter of intent and expect to execute definitive agreements within a week of the Dec. 3, 2025 announcement.
Kepler is developing the Texatron™, an aneutronic D-He3 fusion power system aimed at commercial deployment with direct electrical output and minimal radioactive waste. Kepler plans a power-as-a-service model targeting industrial customers at a baseline rate of $0.0625/kWh and reports over 238 patents in the pipeline.
Renewal Fuels (OTC: RNWF) announced completion of a multi-quarter corporate restructuring on Oct 17, 2025 that brought the company into full OTC Markets compliance, strengthened governance, and optimized capital structure. The company says it now carries zero toxic debt and has initiated a cancellation of approximately 1.683 billion shares, which upon completion will reduce issued and outstanding shares to about 1.115 billion. Renewal Fuels is pursuing three strategic acquisition opportunities in rare mineral mining, AI-integrated energy storage, and clean energy infrastructure, and is evaluating a corporate crypto treasury strategy. Management plans to engage a PCAOB-registered audit firm to produce two years of audited statements to support potential SEC registration and a future national exchange uplist.
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