Hyderabad Students Win Enterprise Challenge Pakistan with Device that Converts Fog into Electricity.

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January 28, 2026

Updated Jun 3, 2026

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Female students from TABS College Hyderabad demonstrating 'Nebulavolt', a device that converts fog into electricity.

Students from TABS College Hyderabad win Enterprise Challenge Pakistan with their innovative 'Nebulavolt' project.

In a brilliant display of innovation, students from the TABS College of Science Girls Section, Hyderabad, have won the ninth cycle of Enterprise Challenge Pakistan with their groundbreaking project, Nebulavolt. This low-cost, eco-friendly safety device is specifically designed for fog-prone areas, using a hydrophilic mesh to capture fog and convert water droplet energy into electricity via triboelectric nanogenerators.

The national final was held in Karachi on January 24, hosted by British Deputy High Commissioner Sarah Mooney (in collaboration with King’s Trust International and SEED Ventures), celebrating the creative potential of Pakistan’s youth in solving real-world environmental challenges.

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Hyderabad Students Win Enterprise Challenge Pakistan with Device that Converts Fog into Electricity.