Fizz Dispense Optimization Group
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Going Green
On-Site Gas Generation is cost effective and energy efficient!

On-site gas generation is quickly become the environmental choice.  Current gas delivery requires incredible infrastructure costs. 

Hundreds of thousands of dollars are spent in the manufacture of gas/liquid collection systems.  Vast quantities of petro chemicals and energy are consumed in the collection, distribution and storage of these gases.  

By generating on site, you control your gas supply destiny and do your part to limit the waste that is the gas distribution system.

Wind is profitable!

Most utilities earn an average of 1.5 cents per kWh. Your company could bundle energy produced from the turbines installed to qualify for the Federal production tax credit (PTC) of 2.1 cents per kWh. If a 10kW turbine produced 2200 kWh per turbine, per month, this would create an excellent profit for your company for the 20 year life of the PTC, without any production cost. This would amount to a profit of approximately $11,000 per turbine.

Immediate ROI:

The total power generation of the turbines installed by your company could then be sold in the carbon credit market, and depending on the generation method of the energy in which the wind energy was replacing, could earn $10 per MWH. This would create another revenue stream of up to $4,000 per turbine, paid very quickly.

Business:

Lending/Leasing terms can also be provided for customers with an expected payout in 10-20 years, from which your company would earn revenue. Various low interest loan programs are available to utility companies, which can provide initial capital. If a utility company utilized a 1% low interest loan and subsequently provided low interest financing of 4-5% to customers, there is an approximate additional potential profit of $15,000 per turbine.

Solar:

Solar is becoming a reasonable alternative based upon new technology and cost reductions.  While solar may be maintenance free, it does have a replacement life cycle to consider.  Current solar panel design is rated to a 10-15 year life.