It heats. It powers. Is it the future of home energy? (The Christian Science Monitor)
14th Nov 2006, 10:42 GMT
The Christian Science Monitor - Down in Bernard Malin's basement is a softly thrumming metal box that turns natural gas into hot water and generates $600 to $800 worth of electricity a year - a bonus byproduct of heating his home.
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