Could Electricity Generating Speed Bumps Work?
Oct 23
Electricity generating speed bumps which use kinetic energy as renewable energy have made the news in places lately, and these devices which are capable of generating green electricity have been tried out in a few locations. The real question is do these electricity generating speed bumps work as planned? A Burger King in New Jersey was one of the first trial locations where these devices were tried out, and a light bulb was attached to show that electricity was being generated. These devices show great promise, especially for businesses and locations where there is a lot of vehicle traffic. The time when this method of generating green electricity will provide substantial amounts of power is not close just yet though. Storage is a problem which is still being researched, and the devices may need more fine tuning using technology advancements to make them more efficient.

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Awesome article! thanks for the good read!
September 6th, 2010 at 3:25 am