Life – a user's manual Part II - Boksidan

Regarding wind power, I have no personal experience. But I have hired the Swedish Metrologic Institute to
calculate what it would give to set one a pla once that appeared to be very windswept (it was next to the
hydroelectric power plant located in the mountains) and otherwise very suitable for me to put up a wind
turbine on because the ground was my own, it should not be a problem with the disturbing noise as it would
be relatively desolate and beside the even more disturbing rapids, I had a road to the place and my
transformer station with spare capacity was located just next door. Unfortunately it turned out that it would
not be profitable even with the grants and even though I had the chance to buy a cheap second-hand wind
turbine.
Shares in wind turbine is probably not an investment that has so much potential to increase in value or
generate a profit. However, there may be a way to reduce the private cost for electricity 3 in combination with
that it might be fun to own a part of a wind turbine.
3.
A share may cost, say, 25 000 SEK and the owner of the share has the right to purchase 4 000 kWh/year for, say
0.25 SEK/kWh (excluding taxes). Thus the investor might earn 0.10 SEK/kWh, which is 400 per year and share. A
return of 10%, therefore, with the guessed electricity prices. Other investments, such as bonds, does have a lower
interest rate but instead the investor receives the money back when the term expires. While when investing in wind
power, however, the investment is worth zero on the day the wind turbine is scrapped. There are also a few
additional drawbacks:
1. There is tax on the price reduction.
2. Anyone buying shares in wind power compounds has to buy all their electricity from the association or company.
Since you are only allowed to have one electricity supplier.
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