Renewable Energy Solutions Australia - Low Cost Energy Alternative: Renewable Air Energies

COST SAVINGS FORMULA

Working on an existing installation of:

100 x single 36 Watt fluorescent tube lights
(or 600 energy saving 9 Watt globes)
Running 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days per year
Charged at 0.16cents per KW Hour
TOTAL COST: $7,402.20 PER ANNUM

This is worked out as follows:

To convert to Kilowatts- Watts = AMPS x Volts

100 lamps at .22 AMPS = 22 AMPS x 24 HRS = 528 AMPS

528 AMPS x 240 Volts = 126,720 Watts / 1,000 = 126.72 KW
Commercial Power is charged at 0.16 cents per KW Hour = $20.28 Per 24 Hours
24 Hours x 365 Days

TOTAL SAVINGS: $7,402.20 Per Annum

Being very conservative adding our X200 unit....

One of OUR 3 Phase Generators (with larger, more powerful units being developed with much greater output) will produce at least 7.5 AMPS per phase.

7.5 AMPS x 3 = 22.5 AMPS / .22 AMPS per light will power OVER 100 lights with ease.

Using the above calculations you can see that only ONE of our 3 Phase generator unit will save at least $7,400 off your annual power bill!

NOTE: Our own energy saving globes can more than double these figures.

THIS IS THE START OF THE FUTURE!

OTHER PRODUCTS IN DEVELOPMENT

The Renewable Air Energies System produces clean energy by taking advantage of areas with consistent airflow, harnessing energy output and storing for future use.

Cost savings formula for renewable energy

Business Opportunity: Renewable Air Energies intends to manufacture and sell its renewable electricity supply system that can be fitted to almost any ducted air ventilation system globally.

The Renewable Air Energies System is an extremely efficient energy generation device. This world first system is low cost and has virtually no on-going running costs.

Providing energy solutions that has a strong supply at a low cost, entire safe and is a true clean, green energy solution.

Renewable energy accounts for some 13% of the world’s annual energy use. However, the world population is rising rapidly, most notably in developing countries, requiring the increased use of all sources of energy as cheap oil and gases are depleted. In the coming decade, balancing the demand for energy with declining energy supplies from traditional sources will require a fundamental shift towards renewable energies.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) forecasts a 63% increase in energy demand by 2030.