Western Wind Energy Corp V.WND

Article: Western Wind Energy says it has tons of i

[stocksaver]

Link:

https://www.cantechletter.com/2012/09/western-wind-energy-says-it-has-tons-of-interest-from-potential-buyers/

[Nakate]

Wind Energy’s assets include 560 wind turbines and a solar field that generates 165 MW of rate capacity.   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~   Each wind turbine is worth how much to buy and then install, hook up to the grid, dial them all in  buy or lease a land package. They got to be worth at least 500k each minimun which is 4.11 a share less the debt plus the power supply contracts .  On

[yankee12]

Don't touch the green proxies, throw them in your trash or feed them to your dog, and if you don't have a dog then buy one with the money you're about to make once we get over $4 per share. Talk about a desperate waste of resources on savitoasts' behalf... 

[pandnh4]

In general, pricing for a utility-scale wind turbine is $1m per MW, and roughly $1.5m all-in, installed.  But that's not the right way to value a wind company; you need to look at the net present value of the revenue from the 20 years of operation from each project, then factor in the debt load.

[Nakate]

In general, pricing for a utility-scale wind turbine is $1m per MW, and roughly $1.5m all-in   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~   well if that includes the cost of development fine but what is the cost to puchase and install a turbine.  A million dollars per turbine does not seem out of line. There is no way they should sell for less than the cost to purchase the units. Especially if they

[pandnh4]

I just told you what the cost to purchase and install are -- development costs are pretty small compared to project construction.  And most turbines owned by WND are not 1 MW, they're larger so they are multi-million dollar machine.  Bear in mind that this equipment depreciates in value over time and by the end of their useful life, they're only worth as much as scrap or