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Abundant energy is here, but our grid wasn’t built for it.
The Energy Network (coming soon) expands capacity without new cables and generation by aligning renewables and smart devices.
Renewables are now the lowest‑cost source of new electricity generation worldwide.1 Solar and wind now generate record-level output2 and undercut coal and gas in most markets.3 They drive down wholesale prices whenever they generate.4
2025
Solar $58/MWh
Fossil $133/MWh
2025
Solar $58/MWh
Fossil $133/MWh
Global cost of solar vs global average cost of gas and coal. 5 The data shown is historical and for illustration only. It’s based on past grid and market conditions, which may not repeat, and shouldn’t be used as a guide to future rewards or outcomes.
Our grid is quietly straining under rising demand and erratic supply. Key energy transportation routes are gridlocked. Everyone wants power at 6pm and nobody does at 2am.
Demand on the grid at 12:00pm
The grid can’t handle the peaks in demand. When key cables reach capacity, older fossil fuel plants near cities ramp up to maintain supply. This drives price increases across the board and wastes energy. Without smarter coordination of supply and demand, congestion will intensify.
AI and electrification will push prices even higher. We need to expand grid capacity today. We need to shift energy use to when renewables are abundant, and feed stored power back during peak demand.
Estimated money wasted
$71,765,351,057
by switching off renewable energy since 1 Jan 2020 6
Coming soon
The Energy Network
Connect. Fuse installs smart meters for free when customers switch their home energy to Fuse, linking homes, EVs, EV chargers and batteries to the Energy Network. Each connection will automatically shift energy use to when renewables are abundant and cheaper.
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Earn. Every verified shift or export earns $ENERGY: the network’s native token. The network measures when and where energy is used in real time, rewarding actions with $ENERGY that ease congestion and flatten daily price peaks.
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Reinforce. Participants can burn $ENERGY for discounts on Fuse hardware. Each burn permanently reduces token supply while expanding network capacity and strengthening the grid for everyone.
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Stabilise. Fuse batteries and soon portable micro-solar kits extend participation to any home, rented or owned. These systems deliver stored energy back to the grid instantly when demand surges. Allowing the grid to self-optimise and integrate more renewables without new cables.
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Benefits for any individual participant will vary and aren’t guaranteed. The level of rewards or impact any user sees will depend on their own behaviour, the devices they use and wider market conditions.
The Energy Network
The Energy Network
The Energy Network coordinates hardware in people’s homes to use more electricity when it's plentiful and cheap: less during peak times, preventing price spikes, relieving congestion, and increasing capacity without building new power plants or cables.
On-chain actions, real world impact
Reward distribution. $ENERGY rewards are allocated via each participant’s share of total value created — factoring in energy shifted (kWh) and price deltas across time.
Tokenomics. Max supply of 10B $ENERGY. Emissions over 25 years. No insider unlocks in the first year. No mass airdrops.
Real tradable utility. Burn $ENERGY to unlock discounts on hardware: batteries, EV chargers, and soon micro solar kits. Buy and sell $ENERGY on third-party exchanges.
We’re creating a self-reinforcing system: real-world energy activity generates $ENERGY rewards, which can be burned for real-world value to expand the system. As the network grows, more tokens are burned, steadily reducing supply until 5 billion remain.
22 MW
Our contributions to the
Energy Network
201,123
Connected
homes
1,000
Connected
devices
Join Fuse, the next energy giant. We have the plan. We have the technology. We need people to help fix energy for everyone.
This Financial Promotion has been approved by Zeyro Ltd on 21/11/2025.
Renewable Costs & Global Energy Trends UN & IRENA — Renewables the Cheapest Electricity Source “Over 90 % of new renewables worldwide produced electricity for less than the cheapest new fossil-fuel alternative.” Source (Oct 2025)
IRENA — Renewable Power Generation Costs in 2024 (Executive Summary) “On a levelized cost of electricity basis, renewables remained the most cost-competitive option for new generation in 2024 … 91 % of new capacity delivering power at a lower cost than fossil fuels.” Source (Oct 2025)
IEA — Renewable Electricity 2025 Analysis “Electricity generation from renewables is expected to increase 60 % – from 9 900 TWh in 2024 to 16 200 TWh in 2030. Renewables are expected to surpass coal by 2025 … Solar PV accounts for over half of this increase.” Source (Oct 2025)
UN — Energy Transition Report 2025 “New solar PV has been undercutting new coal- and gas-fired plants in most of the world for six years.” Source (Oct 2025)
Lazard — Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) Analyses v3.0–v18.0 (2009–2025) “Across fifteen editions, utility-scale solar PV fell from $359 / MWh to $58 / MWh while gas and coal costs remained broadly flat, making renewables the cheapest new source of electricity globally.” Sources (Nov 2025): v3.0–v18.0 (2009–2025). Data compiled from Lazard Levelized Cost of Energy reports (public and archival editions).