Electric generator with reduced input power

A system for generating electricity, comprising:

• a central rotor comprising rotor teeth, each rotor tooth being an inductor;
• at least two opposing assemblies positioned on either side of the rotor, each assembly comprising:
• a plurality of magnets embedded within an aluminum cylinder and an iron core separating the magnets;
• a gear mechanism configured to rotate the rotor and the aluminum cylinders in opposite directions at a 1:1 ratio;
• and
• an extractor for extracting electrical energy generated by the rotor teeth as they interact with the magnetic field of the assemblies.

A method of generating electricity, comprising:

• rotating a rotor comprising a plurality of rotor teeth within a magnetic field created by a stator comprising a plurality of magnets arranged in alternating polarity;
• inducing alternating magnetic polarity in the rotor teeth as they pass by the magnets;
• extracting electrical energy generated by the inductive properties of the rotor teeth;
• and
• directing opposing magnetic forces in a perpendicular direction to the input torque to reduce the energy required for rotor rotation while maintaining electrical energy output.