As an extended member of the thermoelectric family, ionic thermoelectrics (i‐TEs) exhibit
exceptional Seebeck coefficients and applicable power factors, and as a result have …

Abstract Low-grade thermal energy (< 100° C) is ubiquitous in nature and human activities,
and its enormous reserves and renewability make it significant to convert it into electricity …

More than half of the waste heat rejected into the environment has temperatures lower than
100° C, which accounts for nearly 85 PWh/year worldwide. Efficiently harvesting low-grade …

The majority of waste‐heat energy exists in the form of low‐grade heat (< 100° C), which is
immensely difficult to convert into usable energy using conventional energy‐harvesting …

Efficient and cost‐effective technologies are highly desired to convert the tremendous
amount of low‐grade waste heat to electricity. Although the thermally regenerative …

Improvement of the thermopower (α) is essential for enhancing the energy conversion
efficiency of a thermally regenerative electrochemical cycle (TREC). Here, we utilize the …

Thermocell, as a device of thermoelectric conversion, can directly convert waste heat into
electricity without moving parts and gas emissions. The overall numerical thermocell model …

Thermally regenerative flow batteries are promising for harvesting the ubiquitous low-grade
heat energy. Efforts have been made to improve the performance of this type of battery by …

Despite significant recent progress, which has focussed and relied mainly on improvements
to the generation, storage, transmission/distribution and consumption of electricity, the …

Efficient technologies to convert huge amounts of low-grade heat to power are urgently
desired. Although various electrochemical technologies have been proposed, the low …