Could quantum entanglement be used in electric energy production?

The Second Law of Thermodynamics states that it is impossible. You always get less energy out of a system than you put into it and you can’t get energy for nothing.

No. It could however be used in instantaneous faster than light communication.

The objection that comes to my mind is the tiny forces. Even if the idea is to transmit only one dam’s power to only one other site, it’s not like we can fill a powerhouse full of quarks.

Quantum entanglement can’t be used for faster than light communication either. This article tries to explain why.

@flutherother Your link to the article doesn’t confirm either way.

Try this article or this one

@flutherother I don’t try to break the laws of physics but just use for energy production. I don’t say that all particles must reach the other location but enough to produce electricity

@flutherother could work if we entangle the particle from the dam with a particle near and in the same time we entangle the particle to the location 2 too with another particle which is close while it’s sent to the surroundings and create energy?

Actually, it would work for quantum imperfect cloning
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_cloning
But that would suppose to take from somewhere or recycling somehow electrons