Rather than hang them on walls, he stacked them on the floor, evidently considering them attractors or generators of energy.
With LED lighting, induction cookstoves, highly efficient electrical, heating and cooling appliances, as well as smart home energy management systems, our houses can be net generators of energy, not net consumers of energy.
"Mitochondria are the generators of energy in our cells and mixing diverse populations of mitochondrial DNA would almost certainly result in the cells not functioning properly – a scenario that we definitely don't want," he said.
She does not say what this leaves for men, who have been living off women, the "generators of energy" (1978, 319).
Vibration-based micro-generators, as an alternative source of energy, have become increasingly significant in the last decade.
Likely front-runners include EDF, a French firm that is Europe's biggest generator of nuclear energy, as well as E.ON and RWE, two German firms.
"What was compelling from the start," Mr. Soderquist said, "was repurposing existing infrastructure into a generator of clean energy, with a second revenue stream from people paying you to take their waste".
The king has a long-term vision for the country as a generator of renewable energy".
Statkraft Ventures is backed by the Statkraft Group, which claims to be Europe's largest generator of renewable energy.
Through subsidiaries, it's the largest North American generator of renewable energy from wind and sun, and FPL operates the third-largest nuclear generation fleet in the country.
Iberdrola, which is Europe's biggest generator of wind energy, will benefit from taking the numerous wind farms Scottish Power has dotted around Ireland and the Scottish highlands.
