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This photo taken on May 26, 2026 shows Japanese product designer Japanese product designer and engineer Satoshi Nakagawa conducting an experiment to harvest electricity from a block of concrete at his laboratory in Tokyo. Glinting in the night halfway up a hill in Japan, the greenhouse-like "Ku-An" test lab is lit up by electricity harnessed from 1,500 wooden boxes of soil and compost. Designer Satoshi Nakagawa has long battled sceptics, but believes that the technology powering the 800 LEDs has a role to play in solving humanity's energy conundrum.,Image: 1120765011, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: To go with AFP story Japan-climate-electricity-technology, FEATURE by Hiroshi Hiyama, Model Release: no , Credit line: Kazuhiro NOGI / AFP / Profimedia Pământul, compostul sau chiar resturile alimentare ar putea deveni surse de electricitate pentru dispozitive cu consum redus, conform unui proiect experimental dezvoltat în Japonia, scrie Euronews. com.
Inventatorul Satoshi Nakagawa susține că tehnologia sa poate genera energie folosind reacții electrochimice produse în materiale obișnuite din natură, fără a depinde de soare sau de vânt. Deși sistemul [] © G4Media. ro .
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