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Community Community Blogs Constituent and Discussion Groups Member Directory Affinity Finder Collaborations and Affiliations Wiki		Green energy from a stick Created by G. Christopher Clark (University of Notre Dame) on December 18, 2009 nPower’s Personal Electronic Generator, “PEG” is a nine-inch tube that uses kinetic energy to generate up to 4 Watts of power. It could be a real boon to users of hand-held devices. [read more] clean energy \| Energy Savings \| Green Computing \| Green Energy \| mobile \| Mobile Computing Chris's blog Login or register to post comments 58 reads Bookmark/Search this page with:
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