Abstract: This claim uses current water to hydrogen conversion technology. By connecting the hydrogen converter to a water reservoir, a hydrogen fuel cell, and a water pump in a well-designed container a closed loop energy source can be created. The exhaust (water) from the fuel cell is collected and pumped back into the reservoir for continuous water to hydrogen conversion. The pump is powered internally creating a closed loop. Some amount of water loss will eventually occur even in a closed environment. The water reservoir will include an alarm level indicating when it needs additional water. Depending on the unit size, additional water may need to be added somewhere between every 1-5 years. The intended use of this design is to replace electrical output sources of all sizes. Minor modifications to allow direct output of hydrogen, instead of conversion to electricity, will allow this closed unit to also replace gas/oil heaters.