South Sudan Wind Power

2012

TNT Construction Solutions

Paul Marshal COO Sam Vanansio CEO Alin Toncz CEO

7/22/2012

2012

TNT Construction Solutions

Paul Marshal COO Sam Vanansio CEO Alin Toncz CEO

7/22/2012

South Sudan Wind Turbine proposal

South Sudan Wind Turbine proposal

Introduction

Wind energy in the utility resource portfolio has come of age. Advancement of technology results in dropping of production prices, where wind has become a serious and important component of utility generation. Wind power provides a clean source of electricity, it helps keep electric rates low and provides a hedge against fossil fuel price volatility once wind projects come on-line. Wind energy costs have dropped over the past few years as wind turbine technology has matured, with taller towers, and with improved wind turbine efficiency.

Wind energy is now one of the most cost-effective sources of new electricity generation, competing with new installations of other energy sources in wind-rich regions, where utilities can lock in wind energy prices for 20 to 30 years because the fuel is free. That's one reason wind power has added 35% of all new generating capacity to the U.S. grid since 2007– twice what coal and nuclear added combined.

Electric utilities have a unique role in bringing wind power to their retail customers. Utilities are the connection to the end-use customers who are expecting their electricity providers to use more clean energy to power their homes, schools, businesses, and institutions. Wind power the largest and most readily-deployable form of new clean energy available, and utilities play a critical role in delivering this energy to retail electricity customers.

Wind is Affordable

Wind power safeguards our families’ checkbooks and creates opportunities for businesses large and small. Wind is now one of the most...