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Our Corporate vision for Wind Power:

Sentinel Renewable Energies (SRE) will produce electric power by way of a wind farm.

We will sell this power to established Utilities or create a COOP to buy the power.

SRE will focus its efforts on developing wind farms in both US and foreign markets.

SRE will implement a production and distribution plan for power harvested from a wind farm beginning in mid to late 2009.


Implementation:

We work with governments to maximize incentives for a wind farm.

Once the company identifies the location, we will start developing a customer base for the power produced.

Sentinel Renewable Energies will secure a site for construction.

SRE will evaluate and improve on business operations for a minimum of 60 90 days, improving the efficiency and lowering operational cost.

Sentinel Renewable Energies will set its business model, which will be replicated at additional locations.

SRE will adapt this wind farm model for US and foreign markets.


Environmental benefits of Wind Power:

Wind power does not produce any air or water emissions.

Wind power does not produce any hazardous waste.

Wind power will not deplete natural resources.

Wind power has no environmental damage like oil spills.

Wind power reduces global warming by reducing the burning of fossil fuels.


Economic benefits Present and Future of Wind Power:

Wind is the lowest cost renewable energy.

Economic benefits on Labor incurred.


FAQ's on Wind Farm:

Wind farms can be deployed on land or at sea.

Wind farms are compatible with agriculture.

Average price for a wind farm turbine is $2000 USD per Kilowatt.

Renewable Energy Sources will be at least 20%, by 2020 in the EU.

The EU's directive for Cyprus is to be using 6% RES by the year 2010.

Cyrus's "New Enhanced Grant Scheme" objective is 9% RES by 2010.

The leading source of potential power in Cyprus is Wind Power.


Cyprus’ "New Enhanced Grant Scheme" for Renewable Energy Sources:

Financial incentives (30-55% of investments) in the form of government grants and feed-in tariffs.

Cyprus needs 200 Mega/watts from wind power to meet its targets.