Guest guest Posted April 14, 2011 Report Share Posted April 14, 2011 We are planning for new 25MW wind energy project at Thenkasi in the name of Allied Wind farm. The technology and manufacture by Pioneer Wincon. They are over 14 years of experience is fast emerging as the market leader in the wind industry. Good Chance for Individuals to enter into long term investment in energy industry. If interested to invest in wind energy, kindly reply to us. Antony Nellisery antonynj@... 9940387227 Wind Turbine – 750KW Total No. Turbine – 33Nos Cut-in wind speed - 3.0 m/s Cut-out wind speed - 25.0 m/s Rated power - 200 KW / 750 KW Voltage - 690 V, 3 Phase AC Frequency - 50 Hz Wind turbine controller type - Microprocessor Production per year from 750 KW - 17,00,000 Units Total Production - 5,61,00,000 Units Total Project cost - 150 Cr. Investment option: Total No. of shares Allotted - 10000 shares One lot (100 shares) - 1.5 Cr Allied Wind Farm – 24.750 MW Wind energy in India For the investor looking at a stable long term investment, India has a wind potential of over 70,000 MW which is likely to increase to 1, 50,000 MW. Present installed capacity (all India) is about 11,000 MW there by ranking India as 5th in the world in wind energy development. Adding steadily to installed capacity rapidly at about 1,500 MW each year, there is an ambitious plan by Government to achieve 5,000 MW years on year. Therefore, wind energy is here to stay. The future of energy now. Wind Energy is A Must invest industry for whom? Individuals and corporate with high tax liability Everybody wishes to pay less tax – legally. Wind projects offer accelerated depreciation to reduce tax liability under section 32w rule 5 appendix 1A. After availing the depreciation benefit there is a steady income from energy generated from the turbine which is purchased by Electricity Boards under a Power Purchase Agreement for 20 years. Laugh all the way to the bank. Wind energy – our weapon against environmental pollution along with a financial windfall in the form of carbon credit. Generation Based Incentive (GBI) Government of India has announced a 4000 MW under Generation based incentive scheme till the end of the 11th plan period (2012). The target audience is investors who do not require depreciation and those who are wind farm developers as independent power producers (IPPs). The scheme is available throughout India either as " Sale to Board " or " Captive consumption " . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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