Cody Schneider

But for every megawatt of energy turbine that you produce, you can get them for about $1.3 million. So you're into this thing for 1.4, right? And you need about an acre to an acre and a half per megawatt from my understanding. What that turns into is that when you sell the energy that that turbine can produce, again, this is just based off of quick Google search stuff.

But for every megawatt of energy turbine that you produce, you can get them for about $1.3 million. So you're into this thing for 1.4, right? And you need about an acre to an acre and a half per megawatt from my understanding. What that turns into is that when you sell the energy that that turbine can produce, again, this is just based off of quick Google search stuff.

But for every megawatt of energy turbine that you produce, you can get them for about $1.3 million. So you're into this thing for 1.4, right? And you need about an acre to an acre and a half per megawatt from my understanding. What that turns into is that when you sell the energy that that turbine can produce, again, this is just based off of quick Google search stuff.

We're going to do probably a deeper document on this whole thing. But when you look at the energy that that can produce, it's in the range of $600,000 per year when you're selling it on the open market. I don't know what the margins are on any of this, but that's like the amount of energy that a single turbine can produce is that number. So that means that's true, right?

We're going to do probably a deeper document on this whole thing. But when you look at the energy that that can produce, it's in the range of $600,000 per year when you're selling it on the open market. I don't know what the margins are on any of this, but that's like the amount of energy that a single turbine can produce is that number. So that means that's true, right?

We're going to do probably a deeper document on this whole thing. But when you look at the energy that that can produce, it's in the range of $600,000 per year when you're selling it on the open market. I don't know what the margins are on any of this, but that's like the amount of energy that a single turbine can produce is that number. So that means that's true, right?

That your payback period on this investment is 2.4 years, right? I'm over here and I'm looking at this and I'm thinking, holy fucking shit. Like, This is going to be an absolute gold rush. We think about what happened in wildcat oil days. It's the same thing. They're defining these areas that are going to be high value.

That your payback period on this investment is 2.4 years, right? I'm over here and I'm looking at this and I'm thinking, holy fucking shit. Like, This is going to be an absolute gold rush. We think about what happened in wildcat oil days. It's the same thing. They're defining these areas that are going to be high value.

That your payback period on this investment is 2.4 years, right? I'm over here and I'm looking at this and I'm thinking, holy fucking shit. Like, This is going to be an absolute gold rush. We think about what happened in wildcat oil days. It's the same thing. They're defining these areas that are going to be high value.

This was happening during that same period where you had basically geologists were going and looking at these areas and saying, hey, this area is strong likelihood oil. How did Getty... you know, make all of his money. He used the data that the geologists were using. And that's like the angle that, and so I think there's a bunch of different plays here.

This was happening during that same period where you had basically geologists were going and looking at these areas and saying, hey, this area is strong likelihood oil. How did Getty... you know, make all of his money. He used the data that the geologists were using. And that's like the angle that, and so I think there's a bunch of different plays here.

This was happening during that same period where you had basically geologists were going and looking at these areas and saying, hey, this area is strong likelihood oil. How did Getty... you know, make all of his money. He used the data that the geologists were using. And that's like the angle that, and so I think there's a bunch of different plays here.

I think there's like an angle where it's like you build a website that's aggregating all of these areas. They're like, it's specific zip codes a lot of the times. So anytime land, like, you know, just land, like raw land comes up in those areas. It comes up on that site. You're basically scraping all of that. You're aggregating it and you have some type of email notification.

I think there's like an angle where it's like you build a website that's aggregating all of these areas. They're like, it's specific zip codes a lot of the times. So anytime land, like, you know, just land, like raw land comes up in those areas. It comes up on that site. You're basically scraping all of that. You're aggregating it and you have some type of email notification.

I think there's like an angle where it's like you build a website that's aggregating all of these areas. They're like, it's specific zip codes a lot of the times. So anytime land, like, you know, just land, like raw land comes up in those areas. It comes up on that site. You're basically scraping all of that. You're aggregating it and you have some type of email notification.

I think that's the software play that's probably in here. I think the other play is you go and you, you know, you build basically a fund and go and you buy up these locations. And I mean, right now the government's subsidizing these commercial, you know, uh, uh, projects. Like it's like 30% basically tax credits that you get back on this shit.

I think that's the software play that's probably in here. I think the other play is you go and you, you know, you build basically a fund and go and you buy up these locations. And I mean, right now the government's subsidizing these commercial, you know, uh, uh, projects. Like it's like 30% basically tax credits that you get back on this shit.

I think that's the software play that's probably in here. I think the other play is you go and you, you know, you build basically a fund and go and you buy up these locations. And I mean, right now the government's subsidizing these commercial, you know, uh, uh, projects. Like it's like 30% basically tax credits that you get back on this shit.

So you're telling me I can buy a turbine for it's one, you know, whatever, 1.3, but you're getting it for 800 K. I mean, that's a fucking, that's a, that's a residential home right now. Like that's insane. And so, uh, The crazy part about this, too, is, like, again, if that payback period is right, and please, somebody that knows way more about this, like, send us the information and the data.

So you're telling me I can buy a turbine for it's one, you know, whatever, 1.3, but you're getting it for 800 K. I mean, that's a fucking, that's a, that's a residential home right now. Like that's insane. And so, uh, The crazy part about this, too, is, like, again, if that payback period is right, and please, somebody that knows way more about this, like, send us the information and the data.