Turbines, like most products, drop in price as production numbers increase.  The 20+ turbines we will order in 2026 for our flagship project in St. Croix will cost almost twice as much as the 20,000 turbines we expect to make annually five years later.  These first turbines though will be profitable because they will either be installed in extremely high wind locations such as Simpson Ridge in Wyoming or they will be installed on lower wind speed properties like in Barbados where expensive diesel fuel is now used to produce electricity. And government subsidies such as tax credits will make many medium-strength wind projects profitable in places like the US. The levelized cost of energy produced from Wind Harvesters will range from $0.04 per kWh to $0.15/kWh depending on all these and other factors.