Electrical power generation system

A method for generating power, comprising:

• moving a first piston vertically in a first piston housing to displace a first liquid by a plunger extending from the first piston in the first piston housing towards and through a turbine generator;
• moving a second piston vertically in a second piston housing to displace a second liquid by a plunger extending from the second piston in the second piston housing towards and through the turbine generator;
• wherein the first and second pistons move downwardly after liquid is removed from an area under a portion of the pistons and move upwardly by the addition of liquid under the portion of the pistons, and wherein the liquid is removed and added by a first volume displacer connected to the first piston housing and a second volume displacer connected to second piston housing;
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• wherein the first and second pistons move vertically in an alternating manner.

A system for generating electricity, comprising:

• a first piston housing including a plunger housing portion and a rod housing portion, the rod housing portion containing an amount of water;
• a first piston housed in the first piston housing, the first piston comprising a convertible plunger and an air-sealed rod-like tank extending into the rod-shaped housing portion of the first piston housing;
• a first volume displacer fluidly connected to the plunger portion of the first piston housing to add and remove a liquid therefrom;
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• a turbine generator in fluid communication with the rod portion of the first piston housing, wherein movement of the first piston in a downward manner displaces the amount of water in the rod portion of the first piston housing to and through the turbine generator to generate electricity.