Smokestack Heat as a Fuel Source

Energy - 2008

Smokestack Heat as a Fuel Source

http://cleantechnica.com/2008/08/22/smokestack-heat-seen-as-possible-fue...
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GMZ Energy, a company formed by researchers from Boston College and MIT, has developed a manufacturing process to improve the efficiency of existing thermoelectric modules.

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