Every part of this world produces electricity either from nuclear resource or from water resource.As i m in India now,current is one of the major issues because as India produces electricity through hydel power and here the rainfall is seasonal so the demand for supply cannot be fulfilled  adequetely and power cutt off is a common issue.Some part of the world produces electricity through nuclear power, i completely agree that produccing electricity through nuclear resource is a very good and an advance technique to this fast moving world .
         But frankly speaking can anybody say that how many days these resource will exist,or how many days we can use it.We all are aware of the fact that due to this nuclear reactions taking place in the nuclear plants how the climatic conditions of our planet is changing,the temperature of the planet is rising at a very high rate,the consequence we all are  observing  and can only observe if this activities remain continuing.Not only the temperature but our land resource and water resource are also detoriating at an alarming rate through the nuclear waste from the nuclear plant.These nuclear wastes dumped on land and water.due to which many part of the land has got wasted ,many oceans r getting polluted.
      so to all this problem i have an idea which can provide a sufficient amount of energy and our mother earth can also be saved.we all know that lightning produces a huge voltage of more than 3000v , and when this large amount of charge is released the earth acts as a capacitor and grounds all the charge and all the charge particles are wasted.But if we can store this charge directly to our capacitors of a very high capacitance,then we can use it to produce electricity and also these charge particles can be recycled.we can get this charge either directly from clouds or we can also get this charges by artificial clouds means delibrately  producing charge particles .some may  feel this idea a weird one but believe me friends you vote for my idea or not we have to take some steps.