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GLOBAL NRG WIND TURBINES
Global NRG manufactures a range of horizontal and
vertical axis wind turbine generators.
Our small wind turbines for recreational use range in size through 300 watts, 500 watts to 750 watts which are used to in the recreational field recharge batteries of Electric Vehicles (EVs), boats, caravans, and provide electric power via inverters for small appliances for camping, mining camps, remote villages, water pumps and emergency lighting. Global NRG also manufactures small to medium sized wind turbines in the following sizes: 1 KW, 2 KW, 3KW, 5 KW, 7.5 KW, 10 KW, 20KW, 30KW and 80KW. These wind turbines are widely used in our NRG Economizer technology which allows households and small businesses to reduce their power bills by switching all power use out of the high peak tariffs into the off-peak rates via li-ion battery packs, which can be recharged via off-peak electricity from the grid or a wind turbine that can also be coupled to the grid so as to supply excess renewable energy to the grid at feed-in tariff rates, thereby earning the household an income from supplying renewable energy to the grid. Global Our wind turbines are also fast becoming an acknowledged source for earning a high rate of return on a small investment, through purchasing a NRG wind turbine and leasing it to Green Gold NRG Ltd, a subsidiary of Global NRG Ltd, for a period of 5 years. Green Gold NRG in turns positions the wind turbine onto a building roof or in its grounds, so that its renewable energy is fed into the grid. Green Gold NRG holds long term take-off agreements with solid utility companies, thereby reducing any risk associated with the lease. The leases all contain a clause that allows the NRG wind turbine and the lease attached to it to be transferred to another party, which gives the investment a great deal of flexibility, as there will always be investors looking for a higher rate of return, should the owner of the turbine wish to exit the investment. NRG wind turbines can be used to power entire household electricity use, by using li-ion battery packs to back up the wind turbine when insufficient wind is available. |
