The ubiquitous and spontaneous phase transitions between liquid and gaseous water
contain substantial energy that can be harvested by emerging hydrovoltaic technologies …

In recent years, excessive exploitation and rapid population growth have posed numerous
challenges. The climate crisis is deepening because of the unabated use of fossil fuels and …

Electricity generation triggered by the ubiquitous water evaporation process provides an
intriguing way to harvest energy from water. Meanwhile, natural water evaporation is also a …

Water‐enabled electricity generation technologies that are highly accessible and
fundamentally clean are promising for next‐generation green energy. However, the …

The global energy crisis caused by the overconsumption of nonrenewable fuels has
prompted researchers to develop alternative strategies for producing electrical energy. In …

Despite the rapid development of various wearable generators to harvest energy from
human activity, they are limited to single or intermittent power generation. Here, stretchable …

Spontaneously harvesting electricity through a water evaporation process is renewable and
environmentally friendly, and provides a promising way for self‐powered electronics …

Hydroelectric nanogenerators have been previously proposed to recycle various water
resources and polluted water. However, as conventional hydroelectric nanogenerators only …

Vibration induced by human motions features a wide frequency spectrum and
spatiotemporal-variable directions. Yet, it is challenging to concurrently expand frequency …

Textile-based energy systems, which can provide sustainable power in both dry and wet
conditions, are ideal for wearable devices, especially electronic textiles used for motion …