Fort Worth, Texas-based Wind, Inc., a wind turbine distribution enterprise, has announced that the
company has secured a U.S. distribution agreement to market and sell commercial and residential
wind turbines based on state-of-the-art European and Japanese technology. Wind, Inc. says wind turbines
-- effective as alternatives to traditional energy sources for commercial and residential consumers --
are in short supply nationwide.
"The United States is experiencing a shortage of domestically manufactured wind turbines," said Mr. Boothe Sr. "Wind, Inc. currently has
more access and availability to wind turbines than anyone else domestically, because of these exciting contracts with two leading
international manufacturers."
Wind, Inc. has distribution agreements for wind turbines manufactured by Wind Energy Solutions (WES) of Ompeer, The Netherlands for commercial
turbines and Solar and Wind Energy Applications (SWEA) of Den Bosch, The Netherlands, for residential turbines. The WES 18 and the WES 30 systems
produce 80 KW and 250 KW per hour, respectively. SWEA products yield from 300 watts to 20 KW per hour.
Also available are Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' 1000-A's, which produce one Megawatt per hour and, according to experts, can provide enough
electricity to power 800 homes.
"Wind energy is clean energy, with virtually no environmental pollution," Mr. Boothe Sr. explains. "It does not have to be refined,
trucked, or stored. As established energy rates continue to escalate, wind turbine units will be in demand."
Johann De Leeuw, director of WES Canada, will speak on issues and trends in wind power at a Wind, Inc. open house on Monday, September 8,
2008, at 3:00 p.m. at the Wind, Inc. headquarters, 8400 I-20 in west Fort Worth. The event is open to the public.
Wind, Inc.'s mission is to bring cutting-edge wind technology to Fort Worth and the nation in an effort to provide an environmentally-conscious
solution to traditional energy resources. Visit http://www.environment-solutions.com for more information.
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