"If the effect is real and scaling behaves the way our equations say, then the possibility becomes real," Chyba told Newsweek ...

Similar to solar panels currently in use, the windows would be able to generate electricity, send it to an inverter that changes that energy from a DC current to an AC current.

Ocean currents can generate electricity, and our study shows Africa's seas have some of the strongest Story by James H. VanZwieten Jr., Gabriel Alsenas, Mahsan Sadoughipour, Yufei Tang • 2d ...

Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh are using ionic polymers immersed in a river to generate 'clean' electricity for the city of Vandergrift, Pennsylvania.

But the temperatures needed to generate this current are very high--around 1000?C. "They are not very efficient, and tend to be expensive," says Gao Min at the University of Cardiff.

The prototypes he’s already made produce 50 watts of electricity per square meter, only about 25% of what traditional solar panels can generate during the day. Plus, current solar panels have ...

The amount of electricity generated by this homemade battery is safe, and you will even be able to test it by touching your finger to it and feeling the weak current. Higher voltages of ...

A collaborative research project is making use of temperature fluctuations to produce electricity. “No one likes being tethered to a power outlet or lugging around a portable charger,” says ...

Electricity-generating bacteria may power future innovations ... This process, known as extracellular respiration, mimics how batteries discharge electric current, ...

What you see above is a generator that converts heat to electricity. [Reukpower’s] thermoelectric lamp is one of those hacks that makes you scratch your head even though you understand why it ...

Generating electricity with a shoe. ... These shoes reverse the process and force the mixture over some electrodes, creating a current which is stored in a battery.

29,665 gigawatt-hours supplied by Nuclear electricity (#13). 20 total current reactors (T-#7) 3.6% of total electricity produced by nuclear (#27) Nuclear power in India is on the rise. The country ...