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Abstract : Numerous studies have been conducted on the creation of innovative materials for the production of electrical power as a result of the enduring worries about environmental issues and the limited supply of energy resources. This study especially looks at the use of materials to capture thermal and kinetic energy found in exhaust streams for the goal of generating electricity. In order to power auxiliary components, the produced electricity is meant to be stored in a battery. Thermoelectric generators (TEGs), dynamos, and turbines are used in tandem with Pettier modules to increase the efficiency of energy conversion. Notably, the design includes a dynamo paired with a turbine that is positioned within the exhaust system, successfully transforming kinetic energy into electric energy. Thermoelectric power generators offer a unique set of characteristics that have positioned them as a viable ecologically friendly technology.