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Electricity from electromagnetic waves

In 2020, I would like to develop a converter for generating electricity and become an entrepreneur. How? read on.....

All electromagnetic waves essentially possess both magnetic and electrical properties. Hence, any such waves can be converted to electricity. Also it can be stored for future use. We need a converter for this to happen.

This will open up new door for green energy and help our energy starved nation besides globe in general. Also it can be stored for future use. An example of what is in store with this technology may be like you receive a phone-call and it will recharge the battery of your cell phone as well. Likewise, computer battery will be recharged with the use of internet.

All industrial houses and general public will willingly pay for this product as energy requirements are increasing every day.

All industrial houses and general public will willingly pay for this product as energy requirements are increasing every day. Indirect competitors will be energy suppliers—both conventional and non-conventional.

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Comment by ben on March 22, 2010 at 3:32pm
A nice idea Pradip, however like Kevin Carolan I have reservations about the ability of the laws of physics to accomodate.

The core idea of harvesting power from sources that surround us is a very sound one though. We currently waste a huge volume of energy through leakage, by tackling the issue from a different train of thought we might find ways to increase the usefulness of the energy produced without actually producing any additional.

Agree with Rahul Dewanjee +1 for Entrepreneurship for at least taking the leap.
Comment by Daniel LaLiberte on March 23, 2010 at 12:26am
@Panamericana, I like your idea of genetically engineering (not necessarily GM, but breeding) plants to generate electricity, particularly bamboo, since it grows very fast, dense, and tall. Genetic crossing is a challenge for bamboo, however, since many breeds flower very infrequently. I wrote about Bamboo for food, but maybe I will have to investigate this angle on bamboo for energy.
Comment by Pradip Dey on March 25, 2010 at 7:47am
Thanks Patrico for nice comments. Regards.
Comment by Pradip Dey on March 25, 2010 at 7:47am
Thanks Lynn, thanks a lot. Regards.
Comment by Pradip Dey on March 25, 2010 at 7:48am
Thank you Uzoma. Regards.
Comment by Pradip Dey on March 25, 2010 at 7:48am
Thanks Ben, thanks a lot for nice comments.

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