BLDW = Big $$$ ~~~ Benefits of Wind Technology
The BTI turbine technology takes advantage of the natural force of wind as it interacts with a building. When the wind accelerates up the side of a building and reaches the edge of the rooftop it creates a vortex that perfectly aligns with the BT turbines’ horizontal axis for maximum efficiency . Its’ innovative and patented design leads to an affordable solution that has many competitive advantages and is effective at creating clean, renewable on-site power.
Wind is a premier renewable energy source with zero emissions
Wind energy can help alleviate a stressed and antiquated grid system
Wind energy can also help reduce over-all dependence on fossil fuels and foreign oil
Allows customer to realize corporate responsibility to environment and save bottom-line dollars
Generate electricity even at moderately low (8+ Mph) wind speeds
Federal, state, and city rebates currently exist to reduce capital costs
Produces power on-site (where it is needed) – avoids costly transmission and associated power loss – helps reduce demand on stressed grid system (and offset coal-related emissions)
Creates power 24/ 7 with sufficient minimal wind speeds (night or day, sun or clouds)
Multiple electrical configuration possibilities exist to maximize flexibility
No storage via batteries (generate and consume directly in building)
Storage via batteries with ‘smart meter’ technology to directly offset peak usage times and achieve maximum savings
Wind energy can improve the energy impact of any building it can be mounted on
Wind energy is complimentary to solar thus creating potential cost optimizing synergy (shared ‘system’)
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The BTI turbine technology takes advantage of the natural force of wind as it interacts with a building. When the wind accelerates up the side of a building and reaches the edge of the rooftop it creates a vortex that perfectly aligns with the BT turbines’ horizontal axis for maximum efficiency . Its’ innovative and patented design leads to an affordable solution that has many competitive advantages and is effective at creating clean, renewable on-site power.
Wind is a premier renewable energy source with zero emissions
Wind energy can help alleviate a stressed and antiquated grid system
Wind energy can also help reduce over-all dependence on fossil fuels and foreign oil
Allows customer to realize corporate responsibility to environment and save bottom-line dollars
Generate electricity even at moderately low (8+ Mph) wind speeds
Federal, state, and city rebates currently exist to reduce capital costs
Produces power on-site (where it is needed) – avoids costly transmission and associated power loss – helps reduce demand on stressed grid system (and offset coal-related emissions)
Creates power 24/ 7 with sufficient minimal wind speeds (night or day, sun or clouds)
Multiple electrical configuration possibilities exist to maximize flexibility
No storage via batteries (generate and consume directly in building)
Storage via batteries with ‘smart meter’ technology to directly offset peak usage times and achieve maximum savings
Wind energy can improve the energy impact of any building it can be mounted on
Wind energy is complimentary to solar thus creating potential cost optimizing synergy (shared ‘system’)
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