UAT Announces Wind Turbine Testing
Umbra Applied Technologies Group (UATG) announced that its advanced wind turbine, the V-HET, will begin field testing in 90-120 days. The turbine, made from lightweight yet robust materials, boasts a unique design to maximize wind energy capture, even at low speeds. UAT's technology aims to reduce carbon emissions significantly, with each unit projected to generate 85,500 kilowatt-hours annually, enough to power seven homes. The company is partnering with long-time shareholders for testing across various environments, integrating shareholder feedback into development.
- Field testing of the V-HET wind turbine starting in 90-120 days.
- V-HET designed to produce more energy at lower wind speeds than existing turbines.
- Each turbine estimated to reduce carbon emissions by about 2 million pounds annually.
- Utilizes more than 75% recycled materials in production.
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Tampa, Florida, June 30, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Umbra Applied Technologies Group, Inc. (OTC Pink: UATG) subsidiary Umbra Applied Technologies (UAT) announced today that its proprietary, advanced wind turbine will begin undergoing field testing within the next 90-120 days.
Dubbed the V–HET, the high-tech Vertical Helix Turbine is constructed of aluminum, carbon fiber, additional composite materials and steel, making each unit robust enough to withstand the elements but light enough to harness the maximum amount of wind power. The technology utilizes a modified helix shaped, wind capturing design that increases the unit’s ability to harness more of the wind’s energy. The helix blades utilize an electromagnetic field to “float’ the blades to reduce mechanical resistance and the loss of energy associated with the friction that plagues many modern systems currently in use. This enables the unit to generate power at extremely low wind speeds typically only common of much smaller units while producing exponentially more energy.
Testing will also include the V-HET variant, V-HETp. The V-HETp or Vertical Helix Turbine Power Station, harnesses energy from wind, solar, ambient temperature differentiation and in ground telluric currents. This is a significant leap forward in producing true clean energy using more than
An array of 12 units is estimated to produce as much as 85,500 kilowatt–hours of energy annually – about what seven average American homes burn in a year. A buildings electrical system will take the energy when it is available and switch to power from the local utility when it is not. The V-Het will cost a fraction of what many wind turbines currently in use do and are targeted to deliver more electricity than units similar in size.
UAT’s CEO, Alex Umbra commented that the “units have been under development for several years and represent a paradigm shift in current wind harnessing technology. I am optimistic that once delivered, this platform will represent a significant leap forward in the clean energy segment”.
The company estimates that this technology can cut the carbon emissions of a ten-story commercial building by about 2 million pounds annually and saving the equivalent of 44,000 gallons of gasoline each year.
The units will be tested in varying environments across the United States in a partnership that includes business owners that have been long-time shareholders. These shareholders have volunteered to assist in the testing and development process onsite, at their places of business, to include several automotive dealerships. Mr. Umbra stated, “From the moment we launched Hygiea related products, we have included shareholders in the testing and development process in a shareholder-centric partnership. This partnership affords the company an opportunity to include our shareholders in a way that most companies do not. Who better to get feedback from then those that have a vested interested in the company’s success? With Helix [V-HET], the goal is to test the unit’s ability to not only capture energy but determine its ability to deliver that energy for the purposes of charging EV’s. This will assist in further reducing the carbon footprint of such vehicles and deliver true clean energy to charge them. I know of no other company taking this approach”.
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About Umbra Applied Technologies Group, Inc.
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