Bryophyllum pinnatum leaf fueled cell: An alternate way of supplying electricity at the off-grid areas in Bangladesh

Abstract

Production of electricity from Bryophyllum pinnatum leaf is very cheap and the cells are easy to maintain and operate for any people as this leaf contains some organic acids. The main raw materials to produce electricity in this process are the zinc and copper plates and the juice of Bryophyllum pinnatum leaf. This plant can be grown anywhere. As there is plenty of free spaces in off-grid areas, the people can easily get some sort of electricity using this method. In this paper, we provide a comprehensive discussion on the main advancement of Nano-power plant in our off-grid regions using this technique and the estimated the cost to build that electrical source. We also discuss the cost of this kind of renewable power source and how their adaptability can enhancement the progression of new power management solutions, especially for their integration in living environments, making the practical application of such systems economically viable.