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Advances in TENGs for Marine Energy Harvesting and In Situ Electrochemistry

Authors: Chuguo Zhang; Yijun Hao; Xiangqian Lu; Wei Su; Hongke Zhang; Zhong Lin Wang; Xiuhan Li

DOI: 10.1007/s40820-024-01640-wStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• TENG technology offers a lightweight, cost-effective, and efficient solution for harvesting low-frequency marine energy, addressing limitations of traditional electromagnetic generators. • The review systematically categorizes recent TENG designs for marine energy harvesting, highlighting advances in structural design and power take-off mechanisms. • Integration of TENG with in situ electrochemistry enables sustainable production of clean fuels and water treatment, opening new avenues for blue energy utilization. • Key challenges such as durability, scalability, and system integration are identified, with proposed solutions to accelerate commercialization.