geeze that article was from September, almost a year ago. Wheres the order? oh and check this out

http://www.windfinder.com/windstats/windstatistic_milwaukee_intl_airport.htm

Theres no prevailing winds in the area around where Kohls hq is. That means just looking at wind direction the BLDW turbine would be runnin less than half the time. Then factor in those times when there is not enough wind to run the turbine and I doubt these things would be generating electricity more than 15% to 20% of the time. Or do you dispute that capacity factor comment to? i think they were being uber fair on that. 100 years to save enough to pay for it lolol, thats a hoot.

So, how would you address the articles comments about the roi?

I wish youd pick it apart better cause it looks pretty solid to me. Sayin its half-assed isnt very helpful. Wheres the errors?

about big commercial wind farms, first Ide say that they usually locate in places with uni-directional wind patterns to begin with but I cant find any wind farms looking on google that are unidirectional turbines. Most I found were on buildings. Now there are many turbines that are called uni-directional cause they are designed for wind to pass over th turbine blades in 1 direction only but they rotate on an axis so they can generate power nomatter of where the wind is coming frm. The point I think theyre makin was that the unidirectional wind turbine will only generat power if the wind is comin from one basic direction. Do you disagree with the idea that the BLDW turbine will be less productive than 1 that can produce energy no matter the wind's direction?

And whats this about Kohls planned expanded use of BLDW turbines? I c in the news where theyre actively adding solar panels to many locations but wheres the purchase agreements for new rooftop wind turbines.

It looks like Kohls went with a competitor for the Findlay Ohio distribution center. http://renewegy.com/kohls-renewegy-wind-turbine/

Im not sayin BLDW is a good or bad investment. I just would like you to be more specific in your criticism.

INDEPENDENT ARTICLE ON BUILDING TURBINES, INC.

Title: An Independent Look at Building Turbines, Inc

http://serious-speculator.com/2012/08/02/an-independent-look-at-building-turbines-inc/

Seems fair and balanced to me. Definitely worth reading IMO

Warning Will Robinson, Warning...great article.
http://serious-speculator.com/2011/04/20/allezoe-medical-holdings-alleges-pump-and-dump-scheme-was-unauthorized/

I agree. This is a buy and hold.

Standin...thanks for the tip...you are right...worth the read.

Some stranger calls me up and asks for insider information...come on people...why tell you anything, unless you are some long time personal friend...and you STILL risk a charge of insider trading. Get over this.

Cool...I picked this up way back when it was around a nickel.
What a sleeper.

Thanks for all the info folks...
This today from their press release would seem to support the notion that this company is moving in a credible direction. As a former building maintenance manager, I can say with certainty that lighting contracts are HUGE.

In the article, Cooper states that, "LED lighting is clearly the future of lighting for hospitals in an economic sense from the energy cost savings, lifespan and maintenance perspectives, but it also can reduce medical errors, increase staff effectiveness and support more positive patient outcomes." He adds that private financing can pay for the total cost out of a percentage of energy savings with little or no upfront costs. Additionally, LED systems produce less heat, which helps reduce HVAC costs. Moreover, the expansion of utility and governmental incentives can further reduce the cost barriers to its implementation. The article points out that among hospital administrators, it is generally acknowledged that as LED technology evolves and pricing drops, hospitals will move toward LED lighting. (For more on the article, please visit the NexPhase's website per the link below.)

There is no question LED's are safer than the CFL's. And even if Congress has said that is what we all must use...my personal prediction is that the CFL will go the way of the dodo bird. Right sector for sure, if management can hold it together.