Both manufacturers are known within the production modes of the energy
business of North America. IHDR is projecting full unit production
beginning in June 2006 and has interviewed other energy parts
manufacturing entities, along with the two remaining entities it has
chosen for final approval. Such entities are committed to be the source
manufacturing for the environmentally friendly small hydro units to be
acceptable in North America.
The actual manufacture of the EC V energy unit in production is expected
to exceed 2,000 units by the second year, at a cost of $7,500 per unit,
and annual revenue projected at $17,500 per unit. IHDR's senior management
is interviewing the final two entities for such a contract, projected to
be commensurate with first unit deployment at the end of April 2006.
The EC V units use the natural flows of water from dams, water pipelines,
streams and rivers, along with the multiple uses in industrial flows in
wood-pulp, chemical, lumber, mining, textile, steel production, oil
refining, utility plants, cooling systems, and other uses defined by our
potential end users.
IHDR's EU Partner, Cm2 is prepared to produce all units required for the
EU, and the U.S. as required. However, with the potential demand and the
production partners available in the U.S., IHDR may select a U.S.
manufacturer for such deployment.
With more than 500 units projected and targeted in the first year of
production for the U.S. and more than 2,000 for the second year, the
domestic market will mean an ongoing production and entry of a steady
source of revenue in an energy unit that exists without competition. The
EC V used the positive displacement system, patented to IHDR.