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Mid-level wind (15’-100’ above the ground) is a world wide unused renewable energy resource. This huge market needs a new type of turbine to successfully operate in those turbulent conditions. That will be our Wind Harvester 4.0! Our H-type vertical-axis wind turbine has gone through prototyping and field data validation. It is now ready for certification and installation in projects in 2024. See a video of Model 3.1 spinning at UL’s Texas test facility - https://www.youtube.com/@windharvest2341 Here are ways you can be involved with Wind Harvest: If you think you know of a windy property suitable for our turbines, contact info@windharvest.com. We’ll tell you the site’s predicted wind speed at 50’ and 80’ above the ground. If it is promising, we can help develop it. If are interested in investing in Wind Harvest, please visit our Start Engine page and read more about our updates and successes as we continue our forward momentum. https://www.startengine.com/offering/wind-harvest We expect to continue to be a company with the majority of new staff working from their homes and not from the company office in Davis California. We will list job announcements here. And you can also help advance our mission by liking and sharing our social media posts. Please join us in rapidly expanding the amount of wind energy produced around the world. Help us go where no wind turbines have gone before! Disclaimer - This Reg CF offering is made available through StartEngine Primary, LLC, member FINRA/SIPC. This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment.

ecoligo is leading the clean energy revolution in emerging markets with solar energy solutions that generate economic and environmental returns, all financed by crowdinvestors. By working in the world’s fastest-growing economies, ecoligo stops harmful CO2 emissions from ever being released in countries that will be decisive in efforts to save the planet as we know it.

Makani is developing energy kites that use a wing tethered to a ground station to efficiently harness energy from the wind, generating electricity at utility-scale. As the kite flies autonomously in loops, rotors on the wing spin as the wind moves through them, generating electricity that is sent down the tether to the grid.