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I'm not sure about that. Drill some holes, pump some water, and geothermal power straight to the grid can be done. Harvesting lighting would require innumerab

I'm not sure about that. Drill some holes, pump some water, and geothermal power straight to the grid can be done. Harvesting lighting would require innumerable towers and even would require some trickery to get it hooked up to our power grids.

borgunit2 3y ago
That’s not kinetic earthquake energy, though. I think in an apples-to-apples comparison, you would need to attach some kind of device to absorb the kinetic energy from the fault.
- rzzzt 3y ago
  A building-sized piezo crystal?
  - lawlessone 3y ago
    Country sized.
squirtle24 3y ago
Or one clock tower and a flux capacitor...
cm2187 3y ago
...and wait for the next major earthquake to even test it.