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Design student invents system for generating electricity from waste water

July 28, 2010—A system for generating small quantities of electricity from waste water has been suggested by Tom Broadbent, a graduating industrial design student at Leicester's De Montfort University. Called HighDro Power, Broadbent's innovation uses an in-line turbine to generate...

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