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Earth needs more energy: Atlantas Super Soaker creator may have a solution A lifelong inventor, he has more than 140 patents to his name and was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2022 Energy issues have been a driving force behind Johnson's innovations for years In fact, an "aha" moment working on a more efficient heat pump—a type of home heating and cooling system—is what led to the Super Soaker
Inventor of the Super Soaker is Working on a Next Gen Energy Generation . . . His invention helped cure our summer boredom woes Now, the well-known inventor has been working on a new type of energy device called the Johnson Thermo-Electrochemical Converter (JTEC) Johnson believes the JETC, which uses waste heat to generate power, could become another solution that addresses climate change
The Future of Energy: Scientists Unlock the Power of Heat to Generate . . . Scientists at Penn State University have developed an advanced thermoelectric generator (TEG) that converts exhaust heat into electricity This cutting-edge technology could revolutionize power generation by making vehicles, aircraft, and factories more efficient
Orcan Energy relies on cutting-edge technology from Howden to convert . . . Waste heat as untapped potential – Orcan makes it usable Industrial waste heat is considered one of the world’s largest untapped energy resources With its products (efficiency PACKs), Orcan Energy offers solutions for tapping into these energy sources and converting them into CO₂-free electricity
Clean Energy Breakthrough Turns Waste Heat Into Usable Electricity Researchers have demonstrated a new method for converting heat to electricity using tungsten disilicide, showing potential for more efficient thermoelectric devices that could revolutionize energy efficiency in various applications