Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo Credit: iStock After a natural disaster, it may be tempting to run a generator inside your house until power is back up and ...

The concept of building your own hydroelectric generator seems simple at face value: use gravity to impart as much force as possible onto a turbine, which spins a generator, thus generating ...

What’s the only thing sadder than a car company giving up on all-electric vehicles in 2025? Try Ford’s new all-electric pickup, powered by a gas generator on the side. In its place, Ford is rolling ...

Ford is ending production of the fully-electric F-150 Lightning as part of a broader companywide shakeup of its electric vehicle plans, the company announced Monday. In its place, Ford will sell ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? Portable generators are useful for a lot of things, from providing power during ...

Japanese researchers at Kyoto University announced in December 2025 that they invented a coin-sized generator that creates 24/7 electricity "out of thin air." In December 2025, Facebook users shared a ...

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Stellantis is no longer developing a full-size electric Ram 1500 pickup truck. The auto industry has been dealing with slower-than-expected consumer interest in electric vehicles. Ram said it would ...

September is here and Amazon is introducing a range of new, practical and budget-friendly Amazon Basics items. Perfect for back-to-school needs, home upgrades or seasonal refreshes, these launches ...

An adult human can produce about 100 Wh of mechanical power whilst cycling, which is a not inconsiderable amount if you can convert that to electricity with reasonable efficiency. In a recent article ...

The messages on yard signs around Houston promoting free back-up generators through a government-funded program might sound too good to be true for storm-weary Houstonians. That’s because they are.