Leviathan Launches US Sales Efforts for Wind Energizer

May 6th, 2009 by Timothy B. Hurst

Diversified renewable energy solutions provider Leviathan Energy announced today that it will officially commence US sales and marketing efforts for the Wind Energizer, its patented technology for increasing the power output of large wind turbines.

Speaking from the American Wind Energy Association’s annual conference and expo in Chicago, CEO of Leviathan Energy, Dr. Daniel Farb, said he expects “that with the very fast return on investment the Wind Energizer can deliver, sales will be quite strong.”

Depending on details of each custom installation, the Wind Energizer will cost approximately $300,000-$500,000. When all the benefits, including carbon credits, are factored in, Leviathan expects that return on investment will be 1-3 years.

“We look forward to witnessing the transformative effects our technology will have on the wind industry throughout the country,” said Dr. Farb.

The Company plans to immediately begin making sales to wind farm operators across the US. The launch of the sales and marketing of the Wind Energizer comes after the company successfully concluded field tests of the product showing an average of a 30% increase in wind turbine output in moderate wind speeds.

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Tags: leviathan energy, wind energizer

About the Author

Timothy B. Hurst is the founder of ecopolitology and the executive editor at LiveOAK Media, a media network about the politics of energy and the environment, green business, cleantech, and green living. When not reading, writing, thinking or talking about environmental politics with anyone who will listen, Tim spends his time skiing in Colorado's high country, hiking with his dog, and getting dirty in his vegetable garden.

gary bareford

Dear sir. my name is gary bareford i don’t mean to take up your time , but could help me with some information . I am trying to find the company’s and /or contractors and /or information on sub contracting any type of manufacturing item or installation of wind mills .i am a welder /fabricator and a very mechanically inclined individual how can travel . I live in n.c. and don’t come across this to much ,but a friend of mine sudjested to look up the picken web site and this is how i got ahold of you . Thank you for your time and information it is greatly appreciated. thank you Mr. Hurst
gary bareford

Dear sir. my name is gary bareford i don’t mean to take up your time , but could help me with some information . I am trying to find the company’s and /or contractors and /or information on sub contracting any type of manufacturing item or installation of wind mills .i am a welder /fabricator and a very mechanically inclined individual how can travel . I live in n.c. and don’t come across this to much ,but a friend of mine sudjested to look up the picken web site and this is how i got ahold of you . Thank you for your time and information it is greatly appreciated. thank you Mr. Hurst
Matthew Johnson

I kind of agree with chrisp68, why buy something that isn’t really patentable, why not just pile up the dirt? That is greener anyway! Right? And we can use that money we would have spent to buy more windmills and dirt!!!
chrisp68

$300K to $500K… that is crazy!

Just mound up some dirt around the base of the windmill.

Also, does the “Energizer” have to surround the entire base? Most wind blows West to East.
chrisp68

$300K to $500K… that is crazy!

Just mound up some dirt around the base of the windmill.

Also, does the “Energizer” have to surround the entire base? Most wind blows West to East.
Bob McLren

The article explaining the value of the system was published few days ago. This posting sounds very ‘promotional’. I am hoping Cleantech is an objective organization and not advocating products stealthly.
Bob McLren

The article explaining the value of the system was published few days ago. This posting sounds very ‘promotional’. I am hoping Cleantech is an objective organization and not advocating products stealthly.