A groundbreaking invention has emerged from Delta State Polytechnic, where a Nigerian engineer has successfully developed a fuel-less generator capable of running household appliances continuously for up to 21 hours without the need for petrol or diesel.
The innovation was brought to public attention through a video shared on X (formerly Twitter) by user @Akinjoshua2017, who captured the inventor demonstrating how the device operates in real-time. In the video, the engineer introduces the device as an “electromechanical generator” and gives a practical walkthrough of its capabilities.
“We have here a fuel-less generator, 2.5KVA. It can power household appliances. As it’s working, it’s charging itself. It can run for 21 hours, it’s mobile, and has no issues with fuel. We call it an electromechanical device,” he explains in the clip.
The footage also showcases the generator powering multiple household electronics, including a refrigerator, television, and other essential gadgets emphasizing its practical utility and energy efficiency.
This innovation comes at a time when many Nigerians are grappling with rising fuel prices and unreliable electricity supply, prompting widespread interest and praise online. The potential of a fuel-free energy source that can provide long-term, uninterrupted power is being seen by many as a step in the right direction for addressing Nigeria's ongoing energy challenges.
While the device is still in its early stages of public demonstration, many social media users have commended the engineer’s ingenuity and called for governmental and private sector support to further develop and possibly mass-produce the technology.
This fuel-less generator not only represents a leap toward sustainable energy solutions but also highlights the untapped potential within Nigeria’s technical institutions.
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