It's pretty obvious that the answer must depend on both the depth of the water
and the relative profligacy of the household's energy use. It could plausibly range
over several orders of magnitude.
If enough is concentrated matter can be created from energy.
this is a guess: if your water preassure is high enough constantly moving water could probably produce enough energy for lighting a few energy saving lights, powering a small tv or radio etc. but not enough to power heating appliances like kettles, stoves etc. the problem is that you don't have constantly moving water in your household plumbing since you don't have a tap running permanently. one could probably capture a worthwhile amount of energy from the flow from a reservoir that serves something like a town, but with just a household you're wasting your time If you pay for your water by volume with a watermeter, keeping a tap running for a long time might be a very expensive way of getting electricity!
Yes there is plenty of solar energy for every house on the planet.
It can only create energy at the daytime as even though the sun shines onto the moon so we can see it, the moon is not bright enough to create solar energy
A single bold of lightning contains around 5 billion joules of energy. This is enough energy to power an average sized household for an entire month.
Yes, if the battery is weak it will not provide enough electrical energy to properly operate the starter.
The number of collisions with enough energy to react increases.
15 seconds
To breath. We use it to create our energy, without a sufficient source of oxygen we would die in a very short of time because our bodies could not create enough energy and sugar to function.
you will die
Drilling through the Earth to reach areas hot enough to create steam is possible, but very expensive and difficult.
A: By applying to a laser diode pulse of current enough energy to emit photons at a certain frequency.