Researchers harnessed rice plants to generate electricity using plant microbial fuel cells. Activated biochar electrodes improved power density and lowered methane emissions significantly. The rice-based system produced higher voltage than sediment-based fuel cells. This technology offers a promising step for sustainable energy generation in paddy fields. Further development is needed for large-scale application of this innovative system.
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