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James Post, a Dutch entrepreneur has erected a 80 kW Wind Generator at his villa
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When James landed in the Eastern Caribbean island of Grenada in June 2000 after
a 30 year career in high tech electronics, the thought soon presented that wind
energy would be an excellent option in this region.
Electricity on Grenada is generated by diesel fuel, not the most effective solution,
and, of course, bad for the environment. Combined with the strong reliable
tradewinds this seemed to be a no-brainer.
JAMES REQUESTED AND WAS GRANTED A LICENCE TO A new ebook by Jennifer Miller will
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to explore our archived citizen is obligated to use their services. the 'ordinary tourist' is detailed,
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The licence was granted to generate and supply his own energy to the villa resort live on the 'Nature Island'. Details of
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Magazine in PDF format. into the national grid from the utility grade windmill. manage (and not mismanage!) a
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The project was therefore put on ice until in Spring 2006, when, after successive important pitfalls to avoid.
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Discussions with the electricity company led to an agreement to supply excess information anyone considering a
energy from the windmill back to Grenlec. Dominican retirement should know,
including:
But first James had to erect his windmill.
q how to move your household
q what to bring in that move
As he says "Being first is not always the best as there is no previous experience. As q where to live on the island
they say in Holland - thrown into deep water". q how to negotiate the visa
process
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He project managed the whole installation process, from start to finish. q how to buy a car
Tell Your Story! We want q how to find a rental
your articles, your stories, your
experiences, your knowledge A technician from the Dutch windmill supplier windmill supplier came over
and your advice! Tell our This information, and much more,
from Holland to supervise the positioning of the tower and turbine. During the
readers what you've learned, was gathered at the "School of
process, much time and energy was devoted to training a group of locals, from
Experience" by the author and her
what you love and what you steel men to electricians.
spouse, and is shared in detail along
think other people need to
with key mistakes they made, which
know about living, working,
buying, selling, relocating and JAMES IS NOW READY TO INSTALL MORE WINDMILLS ACROSS you can hereby avoid! The book also
THE EASTERN CARIBBEAN provides an important guide for
retiring in the Caribbean.
visiting the island to check it out as a
possible retirement spot.
Contact Us/Feedback Want James is now ready to install more windmills across the region, using this now fully
to contact us? Make a proven process and a completely trained workforce. The specialists from the
comment? Want more info? Written with humor and love for the
Netherlands then only need to come over for the critical part of the commissioning.
Different info? We want you to island, this ebook is the only material
Further cost reductions can be achieved by producing the towers in the region.
be satisfied, so tell us what available at this time about moving
you think... There are two mainstream approaches to incorporate wind energy into the existing to the Nature Island.
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1. The electricity companies and/or the governments develop a wind
park. In the Caribbean the maximum sizes for windmills are between
250 kW and 900 kW, depending on location. Especially the larger
windmills are real engineering projects that require long preparation
and lead times. By the middle of next decade we could expect real
progress when decisions are taken on short notice, which is rather
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2. As happens in many countries all over the world, there are private
The Golden Door to Retirement
initiatives to place windmills. In most countries there is legislation
that the energy companies are obliged to buy the excess energy at a
Retirement Planning For fair price, usually slightly under or at fossil fuel cost. Such
Offshore Living: Maintain and arrangements will be key to promote the breakthrough of wind
Enhance your lifestyles energy in the region. The windmills installed by individuals
spending less than 25% of (companies) are typically smaller, up to 250 kW. These windmills are
your monthly budget. much easier to install, have a short lead time and the owners will
wish to act swiftly. Very short term action can therefore be expected.
Retire In Mexico: Live There is another major pro: several of the smaller windmills have the
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Mexico and join the many This means that much higher wind penetrations can be achieved. So
other retires who have done even when a wind farm is scheduled, it makes more sense to
their homework, which implement with small windmills.
resulted in mexico where you
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Escape The Corporation :
The photo article below describes the different steps of installation after the
How to live the life you've
feasibility and designs have been completed.
always dreamed of - free from
the corporate slog.
As in every technical installation, there are always hurdles on the road. In Europe,
small installation issues such as tolerances and wrong materials can usually be
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corrected instantaneously.
Belize: Living There How to
Live, Retire, Work of Invest in
Belize. Not so in the Caribbean, where these small issues grow into monsters that eat time
and money at an alarming rate .
Nicaragua: Real Estate
Property and land bargain Then James faced the limitations of cranes that were far less powerful than the
amidst colonial splendour. owner's assured him they had. The project initiated many firsts for plant and
construction companies on Grenada, and lurched from one crisis to another.
Plastic Surgery in The
Caribbean: Inexpensive, High "However, after this learning curve, the next installation will be easier, as all
Quality Cosmetic Surgery. problems will then be anticipated" says James with a convincing smile.
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In the centre of the foundation was a big stone, embedded deep in the ground
which proved to be so difficult to remove that we decided to make it part of the
foundation. The steel bars were inserted in deep drilled holes.
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3 weeks and 8 tons steel later the multi-layer steelwork was ready to receive the
concrete.
Have you ever thought about
retiring in Mexico? How about
retiring in one of its many lovely
retirement havens?
Dru Pearson, the author of this
report, tells us that there are five
major areas where American and
WINDMILL_CONSTRUCTION Canadian retirees tend to
congregate. While there may be a
few expatriates scattered in a dozen
villages throughout Mexico, most
Americans and Canadians settle in
one of five locations: San Miguel de
Allende, Mazatlan, Oaxaca,
Guadalajara, or Lake Chapala. Dru
Pearson visited all these areas before
settling in Lake Chapala. Dru gives
sound and thoughtful advice on
retirement in Mexico. Everything
from how to pick your location to
The tower is to be connected to big steel bolts which are securely embedded in the
Mexican paperwork is covered. If
steel construction.
you've ever considered retirement in
Mexico please read this report first. It
has the information that would
otherwise take you months of
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frustration to acquire.
But why Mexico, you might ask? The
reason so many Americans and
Canadians choose Mexico is because
they can drive to Mexico in a car. A
bigger reason is that Mexico is a
bargain compared to the USA and
Canada. But there are also a large
number of Europeans in Mexico.
Mexico is rich with history, steeped in
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pronounced culture than any other
nation in latin America with the
exception of Brazil and Argentina.
Mexico has great food, great
architecture and many areas with an
excellent climate. Mexico is also
modern, with better highways than
many parts of latin America and an
infrastructure that allows foreigners
to connect via telephone and internet
to the rest of the world. This level of
infrastructure isn't available in
Nicaragua, nor in Guatemala, and
Two mixers were used to cast 55 cubic yards (40 m3) in one day. this is a very important determining
factor for the retiree who doesn't
want to be inconvenienced by
inconveniences.
For more information:
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The next morning, curing compound is sprayed on the concrete to slow down the
curing for improved strength.
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"How To Buy Costa Rica Real
Estate Without Losing Your
Camisa" was written by Scott Oliver
with the help of dozens of Costa Rica
real estate experts and attorneys.
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This is not a book about living in
Costa Rica; it is a 140 page
comprehensive English-language
guide to buying Costa Rica real
estate.
Contrary to what some people may
have told you, there is no Multiple
The tower and the crane arrive 4 weeks later when the concrete has reached the
Listing Service! Trying to establish
specified strength.
the 'value' of real estate is difficult.
Half the population of Costa Rica call
themselves 'brokers' because
anybody can freely call themselves a
real estate 'broker'. They do not need
any qualifications, training or
experience to try and sell you real
estate.
What this means is that when you
search for Costa Rica real estate,
which may be one of the biggest
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likely, you will listen to expert advice
coming from someone with zero
qualifications or training in real
estate, who is trying very hard to
earn a sales commission selling you a
property that could be overpriced.
If this sounds like a recipe for
disaster to you, it can be!
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Three sections form the 10 ton conically shaped tower.
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Dominican Republic information
about real estate, retirement,
residency, relocation, banking,
investments
CLICK HERE
The removal from the container was quick but with lots of scratches.
The Dominican Republic Report -
The Complete Report On The
Dominican Republic.
There are many places you can go to
in the Caribbean, but there is only
one spot that has been called "The
Best Kept Secret".
That place is the Dominican Republic,
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investors paradise is sooner, not
later! You can find out about basic
statistics from any book-store travel
guide, but not the honest kind of
perspective you are looking for. What
is it really like to live there? What is
the cost of living? How do I find the
real estate or apartment bargains?
Can I find good Internet access?
What is the shopping like? How about
banking rates? Ask most Americans
That’s where the weekend came in handy: we sprayed the towers with fresh layers
about the Dominican Republic, many
of paint.
have not heard of it. For those that
have discovered it while on vacation,
many have decided to call it home.
Whether you are looking for
something different ~ like Santo
Domingo's 500 year old Zona
Colonial ~ The Left Bank of the
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Caribbean, or just a great Caribbean
escape at an affordable price - The
Dominican Republic is the Place.
Offshore Investors are also starting
to discover the country. Many are
calling it the best investment
opportunity of the new millennium.
We could not agree more.
Easy and instant download of this
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CHECK OUT THIS DOMINICA BLOG
Not really an unnecessary luxury;…
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As it showed on the last minute that the crane was not strong enough to lift the
complete tower we had to lift them one by one and mount in the air. Hereto custom
mounting brackets were made in a local workshop.
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And is famous for their bread from these 100% recycle ovens. Honestly, the bread –
inserted on banana leaves- tasted great..
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Finally it’s lifting time: the first section is ready to be placed in position.
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Meanwhile, the construction of the generator/control room is in progress. As
ventilation blocks are “scarce” it is decided to create the same effect using
rainwater pipe, to be cast in concrete..
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It appears that the holes in the tower flange do not correspond with the bolt
positions in the foundation. Later it turned out that the dimensions were copied
from the manufacturer’s drawing. Not good enough in this case…
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After the sizes were taken the tower is placed back on the ground and the holes are
welded out. The freshly painted tower gets the scratches back again…
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It almost fits….but not quite. It now shows that accurate measuring balancing in the
air is not easy. As a consequence, some holes became too big, which requires
correction afterwards.
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The last welding takes place in the air and now it fits. The nuts are set to the
specified torque.
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The second part of the tower needs to be connected in the air and requires safety
harnesses.
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The second tower half is craned at the approximate position; the men in the tower
guide it to fit. The crane enjoys a hefty overtime.
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The blades have been mounted on the rotor and are pressure cleaned.
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The third tower section is the easiest of them all but requires alpine skills for the
crew.
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The communication with the crane driver goes by mobile phone. Ooops… battery
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empty!
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The final showpiece: placement of the wind turbine with the 60 ft wide blades. A
sigh of relief: we have made it through the difficult part, now just bolt down the
turbine.
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After the turbine is in position it turns out that the bolts are just too short. It took a
day to find the metric bolts in paradise, but the strength appeared to be inferior for
this demanding purpose. New bolts were couriered in.
The bolts will be replaced and the base of the tower reinforced with custom made
solutions.
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The windmill changed the skyline as seen from the ocean. A radio station called it
“the biggest erection in Grenada”.
Implementing an integration into the Grenada National Electricity Grid comes next.
PROVING THAT WIND ENERGY IN THE CARIBBEAN IS A
FEASIBLE REALITY.
With proper legislation and cooperation of all parties involved, it is by all
means possible to let wind energy be a significant contributor to the overall
electricity generation. When a substantial portion is delivered by wind energy, this
puts the brake on the continuously rising cost of electricity to the consumer. With
the low incomes in the Caribbean this is highly desirable. And as fossil fuel burning
is a significant contributor to global warming, the environment also benefits.
At first glance, it looks like a win-win-win situation for everybody. But will windmills
indeed become a major source of green energy in the Caribbean?
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There is another hurdle…. While almost everywhere in the world it is a breeze to
obtain financing for the erection of windmills that are interconnected to the mains
[and thus have guaranteed income] this is not as obvious in the Caribbean.
One project, where the savings were tremendous (around 30% for both the
electricity company and the developer) foundered for lack of financing.
The solutions for renewable energy sources in the Caribbean lie with changing
legislation first, and financing second. The rest will blow into place on the wind.
MANY REQUESTS ARE MADE TO SEE THE WINDMILL IN ACTION
Many requests come in to see the windmill in action from tourists. And even
more questions are asked by students, hoteliers, ECO organizations and of course
potential windmill developers.
To meet this demand James is offering scheduled visits to the facility every
Saturday throughout July and August.
11:00 am arrival in La Tante, tour of the facilities
11:30 am visit to the windmill
12:00 pm [optional] lunch at Aloe Vera restaurant (special 3 course
lunch 49 EC$) or 4-course Lobster gourmet lunch for EC$ 79. Both
prices include drinks before, during and after lunch.
1:30 pm presentation of the environmental, economical and practical
issues of wind energy. Evaluation of other alternative energy sources.
Discussion on the impact of green energy on global warming and the
consequences hereof in general and for the region. Questions.
The program will end at approx. 3 pm. depending on the number of questions.
There is no charge for the presentation itself, only for food & beverages visitors
choose to order.
The times have been selected such that even visitors from other islands can come
on a morning flight and return the same evening. For those who wish to stay a little
longer other points of interest are suggested :
• a nature walk, you can start right at the resort; this is one of the
most beautiful parts of the island. You will meet a variety of
landscapes, Robinson Crusoe type beaches, mangroves, rivers,
rainforest, while you stroll from beach to beach.
If you come from outside Grenada you might want to stay longer and enjoy:
* Carnival (12-14 August), which is a really nice experience.
* an island tour. Grenada has much more to offer than nice beaches.
Gorgeous rainforests with waterfalls, quaint villages, the heritage
from centuries ago, the friendly local people and food.
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Special accommodation rates are available. Inquiries: (473) 405-8888
AUTHOR : James Post built the Paradise Bay Villa Resort during the past years
with the first villas ready in April 2007. Owners may choose to live there full time or
part time, with the option to rent out during their absence against a guaranteed
yield. The nine 1000 SF 2-bedroom/2 bathroom villas are very competitively priced,
often as low as half the price compared to more developed islands. The 8 acre
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