ROI
Flag Turbines are gaining increased attention in urban, rural and floating energy markets. Unlike traditional ‘propeller’ style wind turbines, Flag Turbines feature a design that enables them to capture wind from any direction, making them particularly well-suited for environments with turbulent wind patterns. Assessing the Return on Investment (ROI) for Flag Turbines involves considering not only the initial capital costs but also the efficiency, reduced maintenance requirements and energy savings. As ongoing R&D drives costs down, Flag Turbines are positioned to become a highly attractive addition to solar and battery storage energy systems.
CO2 reduction ROI
The ROI for CO2 reduction can be measured by comparing the CO2 emissions avoided through Flag Turbines generated power. Key factors include efficiency, energy output, 30+ year lifespan, the manufacturing process’s carbon footprint, and future operations and maintenance. We take pride in using materials with a negative carbon footprint, avoiding using rare-earth metals or carbon composite materials. Our commitment lies in the dual benefits of reducing carbon emissions and ensuring a viable return on investment.
Sustainability ROI
The golden rule of calculating the sustainability ROI is split over a few elements:
- Environmental Impact: Flag Turbines reduce carbon emissions on day 1 of deployment with locally produced power.
- Resource Efficiency: All materials used have a negative Carbon Footprint. This means we are Carbon reducers from the very 1st day our Flag Turbines operate.
Public Perception ROI
We place high emphasis on the Return on Investment (ROI) tied to the public perception of Flag Turbines. Our design philosophy centres on fostering community acceptance, enhancing aesthetic appeal and cultivating a strong design culture within Flag Turbines. We aim for our product to not only resonate with users but also to have a positive educational impact, empowering individuals to feel that they are contributing to a meaningful and reputable brand image.
Monetized ROI
When it comes to monetized ROI, the calculation can be fairly straightforward. However, wind speed is a critical variable in the equation. Without accounting for wind speed, the basic formula is:
With a clear understanding of our cost model and maintenance processes, we can accurately estimate a conceptual payback period, expressed in years.
