Mexican innovator, 21, turns discarded materials into power and cleaner water
Mexican innovator Maritza Sanchez is developing microbial fuel cells that generate electricity from discarded materials while helping purify polluted water from the Atoyac River. Through her initiative, Aquayac Energy, she aims to deploy 50 fuel cells by 2027 to improve local energy access and water quality.
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