Showing posts with label solar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label solar. Show all posts
Monday, September 23, 2024
Difficulties with renewable energy
Looking forward to the future of business
All is not sweet ang nice for renewable energy. Some were false and based on worng assuption
1. Solar panels
1. Panels degrade over time by as much as 3% per year
2. Batteries need replacment every three years lengthening ROI period
3. The inverters can catch fire
4. They only work during daytime, and at most only 20% efficient
5. Problem of storage
6. Technology is changing. There are more efficient panels like perosviite
7. Hard to fit into the grid because they generate square waves not sine waves
8. The solar panel junk
2. Wind turbine
1. Can be dead without wind
2 Wear out easily
3. Is noisy
4. Kills birds
3. EV vehicles
1. Turns out to require maintenance 2x the ICE engines
2 Catches fires
3 Charging infrastructures
4. Range anxiety by motoriests
5 Battery disposal nightmare
6 Charging requres grid pwoer which is till dirty
7. Battery raw materials extraction has defects like child labor, use of fossil fuel machinery for extraction.
There
Friday, September 20, 2024
Opportunities abound in Region 1 - its no longer at Region 1V
Looking forward to the future of business
We recently took a trip to a province in Region 1. Vote rich.
The TIPLEX ends at the this province.
Some opportunties noted were (in this particular province:
1. An economic zone in a City with
2. A diviersion road being built
(At diversion road in Urdaneta, many new busiensses have been built.
3. Lots available for solar farm near the grid, at an unbelievable price;
4. Solar lamps, pumps, at prices that are 10 to 15% lower than exhibits, and previous offer.
P21K ang 80 watts with 6 meters pole (Sa kanila 6 meters pole + 180 watts less than P20K)
5. Memorial park projects, partially built that are for management and or jv.
Another one in resort town. With permits all ready.
I concluded that the opportunities are no longer in NCR or MM. These are growth areas Couple this with publicity for this province due to Pogo hearings, Closeness to China too.
We should not just stay in our offices houses waiting for opportunities to come
Labels:
diversion road,
economic,
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opportunities,
POGO,
RE,
solar,
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Wednesday, May 17, 2017
This Doctor Partner is an entrepreneur par excellence
Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship
Rizal Philippines
May 17, 2017
The city hall site was donated by their family
to the city
I had a business trip with a partner for a real estate project and because of the long wait and the long conversation, I got to know more of the business sense of our JV partner in a real estate project. We met for more than a decade with each meeting not lasting for more than an hour over breakfast at the Ortigas CBD.
These are his business ideas, some of which he has implemented.
1. ATM machine in his home town. He partnered with his classmate who owns a network and is duly licensed by BSP and funded by World Bank. He services the employees of Decs and other government agencies. The normal fee is Php 12/transaction plus a convenience fee of P40 to 60 which is justified since the travel to and from the city costs twice that much. He has hefty income from this lone ATM machine (the machine is Diebold) He has standby Genset to give power to the ATM machine
2. Water refilling station. It was born out of his desire to provide medicines for his parents. It costs him P36,000 a month to provide meds for his parents. Now he has a water refilling station which nets him P50,000 a month and on top of that he provides jobs to 3 staff.
3. Investment in a memorial park
4. Investment in two pharmas whose revenues run into hundreds of millions: one a suture company, and the other provides staining agent for Cat Scan machine
Other interest:
5. An oxygen generator which replaces the oxygen tanks now being used in hospitals. His effort to launch this was thwarted by crooks at DOH Oxygen concentrator generator
6. A cold storage plant for his kababayan. His city is a vegetable basket of the island province. He plans to partner with a cooperative so that the producers do not have rotten produce or fall prey to traders.
7. A hospital and lying in center in the city
8. Commercial complex
9. Dormitories for students studying in the city from nearby towns
And then:
We are going to develop a memorial park in his city on a site adjacent to the municipal cemetery which he got only for x millions. He will get 9x from his investment should the project become successful
Proposed site for hospital lying in
Property at the back of the church for
ossuary and or memorial chapel
Proposed site for memorial park
Flat rolling and good feng shui
Power is available at the site
At the back of the municipal cemetery
we will have apartments (body crypts)
We will provide one hectare for 5 year
rental only for P6,000
The municipal cemetery is filled up
Typical of the cemetery: full and
helter skelter arrangement
My business partner walking down the
access road to the site; about 150 meters
from the highway
The family cemetery at the mun
cemetery
Properties of Tito for subdivision
That is the plateau over there
Tito owns 800 hectares but were carped;
this one is 73 x 530 meters
Access road is near Caltex gas
station
Mostly planted to sugar cane
Abandoned 20 hectare project with
a major MM developer who lived luxuriously
Beautiful houses abound but
what you read in Lamudi is about
raw land between 100 to 300 php
per square meter
If we can sell at P3t per square meter
Tito B would be richer by P100 m
but that is a long shot
The veggie basket of the island province
Since the place is conducive for growing veggies, the price of cabbage is only P10 php per kg. It is like being in Baguio. Water is plenty
and cost of agri production is cheap. It has something to do with food security
Vegetable basket of Negros
DA to transform Canlaon into salad bowl of Visayas
Venues
There is a need for venues
I would like to have a cluster in San Carlos City: thus San Carlos (Toledo Cebu) and Bacolod Canlaon
Solar energy
A 320 watts (vs 250 now available
2 meters x 1 meter panel
Cafe in Dumaguete airport powered
by solar. The solar expert is a pilot
airplane mechanic and ex US navy
diver.
Rizal Philippines
May 17, 2017
The city hall site was donated by their family
to the city
I had a business trip with a partner for a real estate project and because of the long wait and the long conversation, I got to know more of the business sense of our JV partner in a real estate project. We met for more than a decade with each meeting not lasting for more than an hour over breakfast at the Ortigas CBD.
These are his business ideas, some of which he has implemented.
1. ATM machine in his home town. He partnered with his classmate who owns a network and is duly licensed by BSP and funded by World Bank. He services the employees of Decs and other government agencies. The normal fee is Php 12/transaction plus a convenience fee of P40 to 60 which is justified since the travel to and from the city costs twice that much. He has hefty income from this lone ATM machine (the machine is Diebold) He has standby Genset to give power to the ATM machine
2. Water refilling station. It was born out of his desire to provide medicines for his parents. It costs him P36,000 a month to provide meds for his parents. Now he has a water refilling station which nets him P50,000 a month and on top of that he provides jobs to 3 staff.
3. Investment in a memorial park
4. Investment in two pharmas whose revenues run into hundreds of millions: one a suture company, and the other provides staining agent for Cat Scan machine
Other interest:
5. An oxygen generator which replaces the oxygen tanks now being used in hospitals. His effort to launch this was thwarted by crooks at DOH Oxygen concentrator generator

6. A cold storage plant for his kababayan. His city is a vegetable basket of the island province. He plans to partner with a cooperative so that the producers do not have rotten produce or fall prey to traders.
7. A hospital and lying in center in the city
8. Commercial complex
9. Dormitories for students studying in the city from nearby towns
And then:
We are going to develop a memorial park in his city on a site adjacent to the municipal cemetery which he got only for x millions. He will get 9x from his investment should the project become successful
Proposed site for hospital lying in
Property at the back of the church for
ossuary and or memorial chapel
Proposed site for memorial park
Flat rolling and good feng shui
Power is available at the site
At the back of the municipal cemetery
we will have apartments (body crypts)
We will provide one hectare for 5 year
rental only for P6,000
The municipal cemetery is filled up
Typical of the cemetery: full and
helter skelter arrangement
My business partner walking down the
access road to the site; about 150 meters
from the highway
The family cemetery at the mun
cemetery
Properties of Tito for subdivision
That is the plateau over there
Tito owns 800 hectares but were carped;
this one is 73 x 530 meters
Access road is near Caltex gas
station
Mostly planted to sugar cane
Abandoned 20 hectare project with
a major MM developer who lived luxuriously
Beautiful houses abound but
what you read in Lamudi is about
raw land between 100 to 300 php
per square meter
If we can sell at P3t per square meter
Tito B would be richer by P100 m
but that is a long shot
The veggie basket of the island province
Since the place is conducive for growing veggies, the price of cabbage is only P10 php per kg. It is like being in Baguio. Water is plenty
and cost of agri production is cheap. It has something to do with food security
Vegetable basket of Negros
DA to transform Canlaon into salad bowl of Visayas
Venues
There is a need for venues
I would like to have a cluster in San Carlos City: thus San Carlos (Toledo Cebu) and Bacolod Canlaon
Solar energy
A 320 watts (vs 250 now available
2 meters x 1 meter panel
Cafe in Dumaguete airport powered
by solar. The solar expert is a pilot
airplane mechanic and ex US navy
diver.
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