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Final energetic products of Krebs cycle

Name the final energetic products of each and every round of Krebs cycle? Where is main part of the utile energy at end of Krebs cycle found?

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After each and every round of Krebs cycle two carbon-dioxide molecules, eight protons (that is, hydrogen ions) captured by NAD and FAD (that is, a hydrogen acceptor too) and one ATP molecule are generated. Throughout the Krebs cycle, acetyl CoA is degraded. At the end, the utile energy is integrated into hydrogen transported by NADH2 and FADH2 molecules.

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