Are you the EPC for your system? Do you have any consistent relationship with a builder? I work in the construction field and we are looking to expand into more of the renewable opportunities. Is it possible that I can contact your company and arrange a meeting.

Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) companies will be instrumental to large projects that use our turbines. We will not do that work ourselves. Most of the project developers have their own EPC companies with whom they work. The best way to be the EPC of a project that uses our turbines is to act as the developer of the project by first finding an excellent windy property near a three phase line. Once you've found one you think will work, we can help evaluate the wind ...

Do your Wind Harvesters harm many birds? And if placed below tall, traditional wind farm turbines, do they increase or decrease the affects on bird?

First some background. Most wind farms in places like California are installed where most birds don’t like to be. It is just too windy. Still, some birds like raptors do fly through these areas and can have trouble avoiding traditional propeller-type turbines, in large part because the animals didn’t evolve to see two dimensional moving objects. Wind Harvesters are 3-dimensional which should allow birds to more easily see and avoid them. But because there is little data about how well birds a...

Hi Kevin, What are your sources on the understory average wind speed for the locations shown on the about page? I know the reduced wind energy potential at those heights is one of the hurdles VAWT designs have struggled to deal with. I imagine if the cost/benefit was very clea...

We have a subscription to UL’s Windnavigator. This wind speed estimating tool has a high resolution (200m) and a +/- 0.5m/s for each estimate. It is considered one of the most accurate in the wind industry. We have not done a thorough analysis of the entire wind farm that we evaluated. We just took a few points in each wind farm and averaged them. More analysis should be done to build out the windiest near-ground spots in the wind farm first. We currently don’t see near-ground wind turbines i...

How many birds and bats are killed by windmills?

Search "bird death by cause" and it shows that 2.5 billion birds die from cats, 600 million from buildings, 200 million from cars and 600,000 from wind turbines. Our 3d H-type turbines should be more readily seen and avoided than the 2d propeller type turbines which should reduce that impact on birds as a percentage of MWs installed by even more. Compare wind energy's impacts on wildlife to the impacts of global climate change. The fires here in California kill so many animals. The ultra smal...

Hi Kevin I will like to know if I will be getting share or stock for my investment and at how much per share. Thanks

You investment earns you the equivalent of 640 shares per $100 invested. The shares are owned by Wind Harvest Pilot Project. When WHPP sells the shares, it will send you your pro-rata share of the profits. Our intention is to sell a percentage of shares every time there is an opportunity but to save most of the shares to sell when share prices exceed $1 each.

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Ali, Todd, Luke, and Fares interviewed Wind Harvest on June 1, 2020. Play Video

Ali Ahmed

Co-founder and CEO of Robomart

Todd Folk

Founder/CEO of AppApp 10+ years in the hospitality industry. Serial Entrepreneur, Tobacconist, & Rum aficionado.

Luke Iseman

Founder of boxouse, growerbot, Soil IQ, Dirtnail, and more. Former Director of Hardware at Y Combinator.

Fares Ksebati

CEO of MySwimPro

Strengths

says, "Novel idea, multi-year head start over the competition."

says, "Very clear plan to increase generation at existing wind farms with an understory of Wind Harvest turbines."

says, "The market is moving in a favorable direction for this business and it’s clear there is a new technology with this company that has a lot of potential. It seems that there is a high barrier to entry and length development process that gives this business a head start!"

says, "Energy is probably the biggest market in the world - with the pressure to go more green, there is a lot of opportunities here."

Advice

says, "Execute quicker, find a way to quickly deploy a pilot. This can be done through strategic corporate partnerships or proof of concept demonstrations."

says, "I’d like to hear some more about the long-term vision: how much power can you generate and how compelling is ROI in places like Barbados, where you install these separate from traditional wind farms?"

says, "The timeline for execution is more clear now than in years prior, but could be refined to give investors a better sense of what’s to come in 12, 24, and 36 months. Very exciting opportunity ahead! Best of luck!"

says, "While the project has seen a lot of forward momentum, there is still a lot of development being worked on - clarity on what the investors should expect will help create a positive atmosphere of future investments down the road - set expectations correctly since this is a long term project."

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