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"Australian person Dan knows has been to India plant is all for it. Indian connection sold assets to fund an entity which is a complicated deal which even I do not understand but apparently which then makes investments of which we would be one (about 10% of fund)."
"ImpactPPA is a leader in the renewable energy sector...." Now that's a bold statement!
SolarMills are not certified or registered by any utility in the United States.
The only 'salvation' Dan Bates has at this point is WindStream-India/ImpactPPA. WSTI shareholders should consider their options against these entities.
Has Myers, Fletcher, Gordon in Jamaica expanded their project and are they participating in blockchain through ImpactPPA?
I know these guys, had a call with Wayne Pfisterer yesterday. Point is, this micro-wind is certified and registered in USA, unlike SolarMills. There are other micro-wind systems. You can see some on rooftops in NYC, one when you exit Midtown Tunnel into Queens. Dan stays away from US market.
"On-grid" solar or 'hybrid' projects are highly regulated in USA. Hosts, installers, and investors want to see energy production calculations for privately owned and leased projects with Return on Investments. Boards of Public Utilities and electric companies require certified and registered equipment. Windstream has never submitted SolarMills, PowerMills, etc. for testing or certification. This is due to 2 factors: cost to certify and production. The solar component is a given based on panel type and production output. The wind turbines are another story. Their production is variable and therefore, the best estimates for any hybrid production would be a range. Of course, this would be dependent on available sun and variable wind. Sun charts are fairly predictable as well as solar production estimates. Wind is trickier. Because of this, it is a challenge to try and match a building's energy load with system production. Windstream Technologies has always been 'fuzzy' about overall SolarMill production numbers. This is part of the reason their focus has always been on international 'underserved' markets.
Disclaimer: I am currently installing 10-15mW+ of solar on 2 landfills and rooftops in New Jersey
Consider establishing a 'broker, success, or consulting fee' between the parties for your efforts. This will also keep you engaged and insure your involvement.
By definition, a Power Purchase Agreement is a contract whereby: “financial arrangement in which a third-party developer owns, operates, and maintains the...system, and a host customer agrees to site the system on its property and purchases the system's electric output from the solar services provider for a predetermined period.”
Who is the money behind the remaining “49,999,992 more looms to go“ .....municipality, utility, Harit Khadi, 3rd party? Given WindStream Technologies' curent state of affairs, who would be willing to take the risk? A PPA only works if the backer gets paid through energy production. Will ImpactPPA/Bitcoin finance?
Jeff Giery and Dan's son Austin Bates likely know each other from hanging around the firehouse:
Austin Bates
Community Lead
Hailing from Los Angeles, Austin Bates has been involved in the renewable energy space for the past 3 years. With an educational background in physical geography/GIS from UCLA, he was a member of the Windstream Technologies team based in Hyderabad, India, helping to oversee construction of their manufacturing facility and manage their international accounts. He made the transfer over to ImpactPPA to continue these efforts on a global scale. For 10 years, Austin has also worked for the LA County Fire Department as an ocean lifeguard and paramedic. He brings with him this diverse skillset and his strong desire to serve others.
Jeff Giery
Chief Growth Officer
Jeff has spent the last 7 years in business development roles across multiple industries in both major corporations and startups. He has experience negotiating large scale contracts with high level Executives at some of the worlds largest financial institutions as well as fortune 500 companies. He is leveraging his business development knowledge and background to help build out ImpactPPA’s robust pipeline of power projects around the world.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-giery
These are supposedly the guys who are experienced "helping to oversee construction of their manufacturing facility and manage their international accounts" and "negotiating large scale contracts with high level Executives at some of the worlds largest financial institutions".
Where are the deals guys? Why isn't the ImpactPPA "Team", including the 10 advisors, helping with deals and raising money?? Renewable energy projects are being implemented all over the world in staggering numbers. This should be ALL HANDS ON DECK!
Perspective.....WSTI used a stock promoter named Adrian James to go public through a reverse shell. Risky from Day 1!
“Study the past if you would define the future.” Confucius
Project development opportunities in India would be fulfilled by WindStream India. They certainly have a vested interest. Production shouldn't be affected by WindStream US compliance and filing status.
Once upon a time, WindStream was working on a very sizable project at Subic Bay, Philippines. It didn't proceed due to lack of funding. I think/hope this is still of interest.
I would recommend reading "Clinton Cash" to learn about the Clintons and Haiti.
Commercial realtors keep "For Sale" signs around their buildings all the time. As for your comment "It's quite obvious that Windstream Technologies could not pay their rent and therefore we're forced to vacate", I told you the landlord told me WindStream was current, as of a few months ago, on lease payments. I share your concerns about this and the myriad of other things people are discussing.....staffing, manufacturing, WSTI/ImpactPPA interaction, blockchain viability, WSTI USA/India revenue consolidation, etc. This is why I took the initiative and why I called each and every WSTI BOD member and called the tax assessor's, and former employees.
We all know WSTI is on life support and the WSTI/ImpactPPA venture is a crafty 'Hail Mary'. Remember, Dan Bates is a promotional, self-described 'film guy'. This has turned out to be a very compelling story and he just may pull it off. "Buckle up"! One thing is for sure, Dan hasn't given up. Ask yourself, 'is Dan using his own money to travel all around the world to keep this on life support'?
I have owned WSTI stock since 2014, and bought more a couple of weeks ago. I have visited the manufacturing facility in Indiana as I was working with WindStream on various business development activities. I work in the energy space. Blizz can vouch for me, we've spoken. I am encouraged by recent developments but share the concern of those posting about disclosure and regulatory compliance. I posted about N. Vernon in an attempt to encourage people to think a little 'outside the box' and hopefully satisfy some of the back and forth on the subject the facility being closed. Mostly, I choose to not become too engaged on message boards because I find there is waaaay too much speculation.
A few months ago, I called the North Vernon Tax Assessor's office to get the name of the building owner and to see if the taxes were current. They said they were. I asked for the name of the building owner and called the landlord and asked if WindStream is paying their rent. They said 'yes'. The building is owned by a construction company.