A new osmotic power plant in Fukuoka, Japan, generates renewable energy by harnessing the process of osmosis between treated sewage and seawater. The facility, which cost approximately $4.4 million, aims to produce up to 880,000 kilowatts annually, enough to power 300 households. While currently covering only a fraction of the energy needs of the local desalination plant, engineers are optimistic about scaling the technology for broader use.
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