United States, 19th Aug 2026 — Emel Quantum Energy Inc., a Pennsylvania-based energy technology company founded by CEO Tonou A., has announced the Fusion Mag™ 20K, a compact generator that the company says is designed to deliver 20 kilowatts of continuous electrical output without conventional fuel or onboard batteries.
Weighing approximately 25 pounds, the Fusion Mag 20K is entering pre-production as what Emel Quantum Energy Inc. describes as the first step toward its long-term vision of a synchronized quantum energy network capable of ultimately targeting 1 petawatt of power.
“We don’t burn, we don’t store—we resonate,” said Tonou A., Founder and CEO of Emel Quantum Energy Inc. “At 20 kW and 25 pounds, Fusion Mag is designed to provide industrial-scale power in a highly portable form. It has been funded entirely by me, engineered in Pennsylvania, and represents the first stage of our broader vision for a quantum energy grid.”
According to the company, the Fusion Mag 20K uses a proprietary solid-state resonant cavity intended to extract usable electrical energy from ambient magnetic field gradients. The company states that the system is designed with no conventional fuel requirement, no battery storage, and no moving mechanical components.
Emel Quantum Energy Inc. lists the EMEL-FM-20K-MAG as its first Fusion Mag production model. The company’s product datasheet specifies a continuous output rating of 20 kW, with a stated surge output of 30 kW for up to 10 seconds. The system is being developed around a solid-state magnetic resonance extraction architecture and is intended to support AC/DC power applications.
The company further reports a targeted efficiency of greater than 98 percent and describes the system as zero-emission during operation because it does not rely on combustion. These specifications and performance claims are based on Emel Quantum Energy Inc.’s own product information and remain subject to testing, validation, and applicable certification requirements as the product advances toward production.
Pre-orders for the Fusion Mag 20K are scheduled to open at a listed price of $2,999, with the company targeting initial deliveries in the second quarter of 2027. Emel Quantum Energy Inc. also states that enterprise and military fleet discounts will be available for qualifying customers.
The compact design is intended to broaden the potential applications of high-output portable power. According to the company, potential applications include industrial operations, backup power, remote facilities, specialized mobile equipment, and other environments where access to conventional energy infrastructure may be limited.
The launch also represents an important milestone in Tonou A.’s longer-term strategy for Emel Quantum Energy Inc. Beyond the Fusion Mag product line, the company says it is working toward a larger energy architecture that could connect distributed magnetic energy systems into a synchronized network. Its stated long-term objective is to develop a planetary-scale quantum energy network targeting 1 petawatt of clean power by 2046.
As Fusion Mag 20K moves into pre-production, Emel Quantum Energy Inc. plans to focus on product development, engineering validation, manufacturing preparation, and customer deployment ahead of the targeted 2027 delivery schedule.
About Emel Quantum Energy Inc.
Emel Quantum Energy Inc. is a United States-based energy technology company founded by CEO Tonou A. The company is developing the Fusion Mag™ platform and pursuing a long-term vision for portable magnetic energy systems and a synchronized planetary quantum energy network.
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