INVEST IN FLOWER TURBINES TODAY!
Innovative Small Wind Turbines
$1,113,676.56 Raised
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Reasons to Invest:
- Named one of America's top 10 most fundable companies by Pepperdine University Business School.
- Flower Turbines has successfully completed two oversubscribed StartEngine campaigns through Reg CF and raised $9M in its last Reg A.
- Since our last raise, we have launched US manufacturing and sales in Lubbock, Texas, and are scaling up within the EU and negotiating additional international markets. Our already strong IP portfolio with multiple patents granted and pending in multiple countries mostly in aerodynamics is about to be enhanced by game-changing patents in small wind turbine electronics.
- Right company in the right industry at the right time. New incentives for clean energy in the US, EU, and China put Flower Turbines on a rising tide.
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OVERVIEW
Beauty Combined With Aerodynamic Innovations That Change The Market For Small Wind
Technology being developed by Flower Turbines enables a new model in the small wind industry. Focused on creating beautiful, affordable, and efficient turbines for the urban/suburban market and tight spaces, we are paving the way for the future of distributed energy and providing investors with an equitable opportunity in the process. Our ‘Cluster Effect’ (whereby our turbines perform better when tightly packed together as opposed to the most common turbines which perform worse when tightly packed) gives us a key advantage to scaling wind farms and harnessing the electricity they produce.
The carefully crafted design of the Tulip is so aerodynamically efficient, it is actually able to take the wind entering the turbine, reverse its direction, and point toward the second blade at a higher speed than the initial wind outside. (Of course, much of the wind’s force is expended on the first blade, but the right amount of air space enables the remainder to operate more efficiently.)
The red, higher velocity areas on the side show how the cluster effect works--by driving wind tunnels into adjacent turbines.
THE PROBLEM
Our Research Shows That Most Small Wind Turbines Struggle to Provide a Viable Solution
Flower Turbines aims to address what we believe are five major problems preventing the small wind sector from reaching its potential, and becoming a sustainable trillion dollar industry:
- High noise
- Low efficiency
- Turbines close together interfere
- High starting speeds
- Dangerous to birds
The first and second are that low noise and high efficiency are hard for most small wind solutions to achieve simultaneously and, as a result, they are unusable in areas where people live and work.
The third is that they can’t be placed without interfering with each other’s wind flow.
The fourth is that our turbines start operating at lower speeds than others (0.7 meters per second, or 1.6 miles per hour, as opposed to most turbines, which, according to our research, start at 3 m/s), and current wind turbine electronics are not made to handle the low speeds.
And fifth, our research shows that standard turbines can pose a risk to birds.
THE SOLUTION
Flower Turbine Technology Breaks Barriers Through a Unique Combination of Beauty and Power
Flower Turbines are uniquely designed to overcome the problems facing small wind technology with improvements that make them less turbulent, more efficient, and allow them to work together in ways previously thought impossible.
Our patented system utilizes a synergistic cluster effect, so that each turbine propels energy to neighboring turbines and enhances their performance by 20-50%. We hope to leverage this to fuel our growth and are currently negotiating a project of 90,000 turbines based on this competitive advantage.
We’ve also disrupted the market by implementing the kind of exquisitely elegant design that encourages people to embrace them as works of art. The advantage of our approach is that Flower Turbines provide a perfect solution for any area where space is limited and sustainable energy is needed such as close to people, buildings, and parking lots.
It also accompanies solar beautifully, because using both together means energy during more of a daily and seasonal cycle, thereby saving on costly battery storage.
An indication of the efficiency of our Flower Turbines is that they are able to begin generating electricity at a wind speed of just 0.7 m/s (industry standard is 3 m/s). This conclusion is based on testing data in a low wind environment.
If you were to place our turbines next to the average competitor with 3 m/s wind, the large model turbine will already be producing 30 or more watts of electricity as the competition is first beginning to rotate.
COMPARISON WITH SOLAR
We believe that solar and wind make a great combination and balance each other when the other is not so productive, and that microgrid projects can sometimes be cheaper, depending on the resources of sun and wind, when using wind plus solar plus fewer batteries than solar alone plus batteries, because you need a lot of extra solar to make up for a few stormy winter days in a row. In windy areas in higher latitudes, wind may be much better than solar:
*Revenue numbers are per year and the above statistics may not be representative of performance in all windy areas.
OUR TRACTION
Our "Cluster Effect" Has Demonstrated Success
In Flower Turbines’ decade of development, we have been the recipient of numerous honors. Since its last raise on StartEngine, the company has been able to proceed with setting up manufacturing operations in Texas, and expanded its sales of wind-powered electric bike charging stations. All while continuing to win awards that speak to the power of our technology.
2022 installation of our largest model in a shipyard in the Netherlands
Brand awareness for Flower Turbines continues to flourish as the company has recently entered the luxury and celebrity market sphere via Flower Power. Our wind turbines are now being sold as collectible art pieces that are unique, beautiful, and functional.
One of our first US markets is battery charging with many applications such as emergency use. Our wind turbines are now being used for sustainable battery recharging at Coldplay’s outdoor concerts.
This image shows our turbines being used at the Coldplay concert
*The above is a rendering of our products. Images are computer generated demo versions. Our turbines are currently available on the market for purchase. This is a product line of special landscape designs, copyright pending.
Additionally, Pepperdine University Business School picked 20 out of 4500 companies, and narrowed it down to the Top 10 Most Fundable Companies in America after an intensive review of the people, financials, and business plan, followed by interviews and background checks. After that, the public was asked to vote for their favorites, and Flower Turbines was in the top 3.
Flower Turbines also passed an exhaustive review by the Solar Impulse Foundation to become one of their 1000 Efficient Solutions for combating climate change and was awarded the Solar Impulse label. https://solarimpulse.com/solutions-explorer/wind-tulips
Additionally, our founder and CEO, Dr. Daniel Farb was chosen as one of the 2021 Department of Energy Impel+ Innovators. (source)
Here are some of the organizations we belong to:
We also recently won recognition from Triad, a New York State program for introducing technology to the Department of Defense.
THE MARKET
Tapping Into The Potential Power of An Energized Market
*The above graphic uses internal estimates generated by the Company
Although the small turbines sector is projected to hit a CAGR of over 17% in the near future (source), Flower Turbines anticipates that its market-changing product will do even more to drive growth exponentially.
The expected revenue from the small turbine sector is projected to reach $400M in 2024, growing 42.5% in just five years (source). This level of growth is expected without factoring in the effect of our product entering the mass market.
Bloomberg predicts that wind and solar will power half the world's grid by 2050 and receive $9 trillion of investment (source). We hope Flower Turbines will be part of that. Additionally, Flower Turbines has entered the exciting market of electric charging, one of the top trends in cleantech (source).
WHY INVEST
Help change the landscape of sustainability forever
Flower Turbines believes in doing its part to save the planet, not by asking for subsidies, but by creating the technological improvements that will make its products useful choices. Our goal is to provide 5% of electric power in most major markets within the next 20 years – a significant objective, designed to have a significant impact.
Fulfilling our business plan requires an up-front investment, but we are confident that the quality of our products, coupled with a demand for more, will result in healthy growth once the world becomes acquainted with our initial installations.
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Our first $1 million enabled Flower Turbines to expand patents and engineering and begin with manufacturing several sizes and versions, to expand its product line to the fast-growing segment of electric vehicle charging, and to develop a critical team mass in the European market. The second funding round allowed us to move into an upward sales trajectory and work on manufacturing. This third funding round enabled us to expand and develop a critical mass in the US market as we did in Europe. This round is aimed to bring us to profitability and manufacturing in the US and EU markets and help us initiate other market entries.
Building on what we have already achieved, Flower Turbines is excited for this round of fundraising to help us accelerate expansion, so that we can achieve our ultimate goal. Anyone can invest. Sign up to join us! Join the movement against climate change and for local, clean energy.
IP List for Flower Turbines; Multiple Innovations are a Core Strength of Flower Turbines
We believe it is hard to find another startup that has so much innovative technology.
PATENTS WITH PCT NUMBERS
IB10/052334
Title: 2-Bladed Vertical Axis Turbines
EU: 10780138.3, granted, entered in:
- Switzerland/Liechtenstein
- Germany
- France
- Great Britain
- Ireland
- Italy
- Australia: 2010252559, granted as 2010252559
- India: 9614/CHENP/2011, granted.
- US: 13/322,578, granted as 9,255,567
- Israel: 216596, granted as 216596
- Canada: granted as 2,800,765
IB2012/053567
Title: VARIABLE DIAMETER AND ANGLE VERTICAL AXIS TURBINE
- US: 14/232,629, granted as US20140167414
- China: 201280034861.0, granted as CN103649530B
IL2015/050537
Title: Vertical Axis Turbine Clustering
- US: 15/310,770, granted as 10330086
- EU: 15796413.1, pending
- China: 201580026019.6, granted as 2019052700130810
- Brazil: 112016026981-0, pending
IL2017/050969
Title: ROOFTOP WIND TURBINE FLOW IMPROVEMENTS
- US: 16324720, pending
- China: 201780055226.3, granted as CN109844307B
PCT IL2019/051172
Title: Savonius Wind Turbine Ratios
In national phase in:
- Argentina: P190103382
- US 17/277,299
- Canada 3109428
- EU 19883344.4
- Japan 100082072
- India 202147024348
- South Africa 2021/01083, approved
- Mexico MX/a/2021/002850
- China 201980070040.4
- UAE P6000774/2021
- Brazil BR112021009142
- Chile 202101253
- Australia 2019380766, approved
PCT US21/31856
Attaching Curved Objects to Shafts
- China, 2022033001385890
- US: 17/758,353
- EU: 21804867.6
- India: 202247052650
PROVISIONALS FILED:
- Shaftless Generator and Pre-Load Screw (12-2021)
- Charge Controllers for Multiple Wind Turbines (2022)
- Cover to Brake Wind Turbines (2022)
- Capacitor System for Electronic Controllers (2022)
- Slanted Roof Installation for Wind Turbines (2022)
- Machine Learning MPPT (2022)
- Turbines Near Fast Vehicles (2022)
- Sleeves for Wind Turbine Shafts (2022)
- Vertical Axis Horizontal Array with Upper Support (2022)
- Step Gradations in Charge Controller Configuration (2022)
- Modular Aluminum Blades for a Vertical Axis Turbine (2022)
TRADEMARKS
- Flower Turbines: US serial number: 86328894 granted, EU: 018027912 granted
- Turquoise/green flower turbines logo—granted in US, Serial #number 86329027, in EU: granted as 018028119
- Flower Power, US serial number: 86349230, granted
- Bitulip: U.S. serial number: 86349235, granted
- Tritulip: U.S. serial number: 86349236), granted
- Tulip Power: EU: 018180058, granted
- Wind Tulip: EU, 018028120, granted
- Survival Unit, US, application number 97582164
COPYRIGHTS
- All small vertical axis wind turbine components of “Eco-Art”, granted with registration number VAu-1-311-252
- Metallic Tulip straight middle, curved outer edge, granted with registration number VAu 1-377-424
- Vertically symmetrical Tulip Turbine, granted with registration number VAu 1-377-423
- 3 Landscapes, case 1-11469390241, reference ID 1-59OKU66
- Flower Power Song and Them Climate Change Blues: Case #: 1-11647798401
- Wind Tulip Slender Version: Case #: 1-11647938493
- Wind Tulip 2022 Broad Version: Case #: 1-11648476652
- Solar Panel Holder on a Round Wind Turbine on a Highway, Case #: 1-11742591931
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ABOUT
HEADQUARTERS
670 Long Beach Blvd., Suite 201
Long Beach, NY 11561
WEBSITE
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Flower Turbines is a small wind company with global ambitions. Our approach to sustainable energy is creating sleek, innovative, efficient, and aesthetic turbines, with the goal of making them a centerpiece of a worldwide renewable energy movement. We believe we are developing one of the only small wind turbines capable of being as successful as solar technology, and have already expanded our aerodynamic innovations into manufacturing, rooftop installation, and wind turbine electronics. Join us as we grow and scale!
TEAM
Dr. Daniel Farb
Founder, CEO and Director
CEO of Leviathan Energy, 2008-present. The Leviathan Energy group consists of related renewable energy companies, and is on hold while the majority of his time is spent working on Flower Turbines. A strong believer in the importance of ecology and an avid hiker.
Education:
National Science Foundation Innovation Corps program (US). Completed November 2017.
Course Series: Executive’s Guide to Patent Strategy, Summer, 2011 and 2012, Herzliya, Israel, taught by Finnegan law firm and the University of Haifa
1999-2001: Courses at UCLA School of Business and Management, a program in International Trade and Commerce. Partially completed.
1997, Anderson School of Management, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, a degree in Executive Management.
1978-1982, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, MA. M.D., elected to Alpha Omega Alpha honors fraternity
1976-1977, Special Student in Science, Yale University, New Haven, Conn. An additional year of science courses after graduation.
1972-1976, Yale College, New Haven, Conn. B.A., English Literature, cum laude. Set an academic record in Yale's history by taking eight courses (double the average load, and including two senior research projects in English and Psychology along with science) in one semester and receiving all A's.
Work Experience:
2006-present, Founder, CEO, creator of most of the intellectual property, Leviathan Energy, a group of renewable energy companies in Israel and the US with innovations in a variety of wind, water, wave, and underwater turbines. Leviathan Energy Hydroelectric and Leviathan Energy Wind Lotus (predecessor of Flower Turbines) won the prestigious Eurogia label for its work. Two wind companies won second (Leviathan Energy Wind Lotus--an Israeli company that pre-dated Flower Turbines, and which put the first small wind turbine on the Israeli grid) and third place in the Israel Cleantech Open 2010. 2011: Small wind invention (the Tulips) featured at Bloomfield Science Museum in Jerusalem as one of Israel’s top 45 technologies. Exhibit on it still present. Flower Turbines LLC was located at the Long Island High Tech Incubator at Stony Brook University in 2013. Though he works for Leviathan Energy, this has been put on hold while Flower Turbines remains his primary job.
2005-2006- Patent writer and consultant with an intellectual property law firm in Ramat Gan, Israel.
1999-2005, CEO, UniversityOfHealthcare.com , and UniversityOfBusiness.com, e-learning companies for management and healthcare training.
Dr. Farb is a thought leader in the area of renewable energy. Here is an excerpt of him speaking in the Congressional Office Building in 2015: https://youtu.be/V69ZMDa9HJk
He was also chosen as one of the 2021 innovators in the Impel program run by the Department of Energy and Livermore National Laboratory for Building-integrated Wind Turbines:
Warren Stoll
COO
Prior to joining Flower Turbines, Warren led a series of technology and real estate businesses. Beginning in 1979, Warren raised venture capital for four start-ups, and led each company from inception to growth to a successful sale. In 1982, he founded Einstein software. The company developed the Einstein word processor, which he subsequently sold to Microsoft. He has also located, analyzed, appraised, and negotiated the purchase and sale of numerous commercial properties.
Warren has a BA from CSUN and a JD from Southwestern School of Law. He is an avid fisherman, a devoted husband / father /grandfather, and a champion chess player.
Not only is he passionate about the planet, his eye for recruiting talent has created a stellar team at Flower Turbines’ Headquarters.
Mr. Stoll is also the creator of Flower Power, a product line of Flower Turbines.
Robert Winters
International Project Manager
Irakli Baitish
Consultant Mechanical Engineer
Yury Gurevich, Mechanical Engineer. specializes in 3D scanning, reverse engineering, and advanced surface design.
Dima Sladkov, Mechanical Engineer. specializes in materials, tolerances and manufacturing processes.
Arthur Bayzer, BS and MS in aerospace engineering, experienced with wind turbines.
Mr. Baitish works with Flower Turbines as a Consultant.
TERMS
Flower Turbines
Overview
PRICE PER SHARE
$12
DEADLINE
Feb 23, 2024
VALUATION
$124.57M
AMOUNT RAISED
$1,113,676.56
Breakdown
MIN INVESTMENT
$600
MAX INVESTMENT
$999,996
MIN NUMBER OF SHARES OFFERED
50
OFFERING TYPE
Equity
ASSET TYPE
COMMON
SHARES OFFERED
Common Stock
MAX NUMBER OF SHARES OFFERED
1,000,000
Maximum Number of Shares Offered subject to adjustment for bonus shares
Company | : | Flower Turbines |
Corporate Address | : | 670 Long Beach Blvd., Suite 201, Long Beach, NY 11561 |
Offering Minimum | : | $600.00 |
Offering Maximum | : | $12,000,000.00 |
Minimum Investment Amount(per investor) | : | $600.00 |
Terms
Offering Type | : | Equity |
Security Name | : | Common Stock |
Minimum Number of Shares Offered | : | 50 |
Maximum Number of Shares Offered | : | 1,000,000 |
Price per Share | : | $12.00 |
Pre-Money Valuation | : | $124,574,280.00 |
*Maximum number of shares offered subject to adjustment for bonus shares. See bonus info below.
Investment Incentives and Bonuses*
Loyalty Bonus Perk:
For any previous backers or investors in Flower Turbines, when you invest in this live offering you will receive an additional 5% bonus shares.
Amount-Based Perks:
$1,080-$2,399
Receive 5% bonus shares
$2,400 - $4,799
Receive 10% bonus shares
$4,800 - $14,399
Receive 15% bonus shares
$14,400+
Receive 20% bonus shares
NEW UPDATES
03.20.23
Behind the Scenes at Flower Turbines 4
These photos show the installation and training of our new foam packaging system that will reduce our shipping costs substantially.
ALL UPDATES
03.17.23
Behind the Scenes at Flower Turbines 3
This magnificent turbine art comes to us courtesy of Rebecca Zafir, a member of our EU team. She also is a children's art teacher, and her young students contributed to this blade, now part of our showroom in the Netherlands.
Disclaimer: This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of the entire investment.
03.16.23
Answer About Cluster Effect
The answer is 228%. Extensive testing at different angles and distances using our smallest turbines showed that the cluster effect was even higher than we thought it was in the past. Note that the more installed together, the better each one in the group performs, not just the one next to the last one added.
This is major news and can potentially revolutionize the industry.
This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of the entire investment.
03.15.23
Behind the Scenes at Flower Turbines 2
Here is a photo of the inside of our prototype charge controller for the small turbine.
03.14.23
Behind the Scenes at Flower Turbines 1
This is a photo of the outside panel of a prototype charge controller that we are manufacturing.
Disclaimer:This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of the entire investment.
03.13.23
Flower Turbines Prize Results
5 people just won the prize for discounts on Flower Turbines products. They will be contacted separately to give them their discounts.
215 people who entered had the right answer. 4 of the 5 winners gave us permission to publish their names: Marketa Anderson Rachel Dvoretzky Daniel Oliveira Joseph Taylor.
For those of you who missed it, the prize concerns the cluster effect. This amazing way of enhancing the power output of certain turbines by placing them in the right angle, rotation, and distance in the prevailing wind was recently tested in detail with our smallest turbines at our facility in Texas. The more turbines added in the right configuration, the better each one performs. The aerodynamic enhancement can be better pictured by thinking of how birds fly together.
Part of our business model is changing from a one turbine at a time sales model to a mass sales model for large pieces of real estate, where the effect is more and more additive. This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of the entire investment.
03.13.23
$1M Raised!
Dear Flower Turbines Supporters,
We are thrilled to announce that we have raised $1 million on StartEngine, thanks to the incredible support of our community! This investment will help us continue our mission of creating innovative, sustainable energy solutions for a greener future.
Our Flower Turbines team has been hard at work, refining our technology and expanding our product line. With this new funding, we plan to accelerate our growth and bring our turbines to even more customers worldwide. We are grateful for your continued support and look forward to keeping you updated on our progress. Thank you for joining us on this journey to build a more sustainable future.
Best,
The Flower Turbines Team
This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment.
03.10.23
Update on First Use of Funds 3
In our first major use of funds, we’ve put down a deposit on a 30,000 square feet factory in Texas. We’re aiming to pay cash for the $1.2 million industrial facility.
Manufacturing reasons for purchasing a $1.2 million, 30,000 square foot industrial facility in Texas and paying it off in cash:
Our current strategy is to add production capacity and new machines dedicated to production of our parts. Here is why it helps. An outsourced provider will usually charge a labor/facility fee of $100 or more per hour of work. That is generally a combination of labor at around $25/hour or less and profit, plus the need to change from their usual production run. If we invest in the machine and produce our metal parts internally, our costs for those parts go down FOUR TIMES AT LEAST during large volume production of a limited number of parts. So it’s a “no brainer” to have more space and more equipment, much of which will be paid for by the government as part of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
You can help us clinch this potentially financially attractive transaction by investing early in this raise. This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment.
03.09.23
Just a fun update
These are links to the 3D-printed desktop models we will be giving our salespeople.
03.08.23
Update on First Use of Funds 2
In our first major use of funds, we’ve put down a deposit on a 30,000 square foot factory in Texas. We’re aiming to pay cash for the $1.2 million industrial facility.
Logistics reasons for purchasing a $1.2 million, 30,000 square foot industrial facility in Texas and paying it off in cash:
This has been a difficult year for logistics. Sometimes a shortage of one component can slow down our path to market. It is a combination of COVID and the international shipping crisis. Our strategic response has been to warehouse more parts when available. So, we are accumulating an inventory of parts that take longest to arrive. One example of that is blades. Because blades require purchase of materials in bulk and in advance to reduce costs and produce large quantities, we have started to place large orders with North American companies for these materials.
You can see from the photos that we now have an inventory of hundreds of blades. Putting money into inventory has a cost, but it also means that when we start ramping up our sales, we will be able to deliver that part of the sale faster. Having a larger space and more inventory allows us to lower prices and buy parts when available. You can help us clinch this potentially financially attractive transaction by investing early in this raise. Next, we discuss the production reasons for the additional space.
This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment.
03.07.23
Prize competition ending soon
5 people who guess the closest percentage increase of watts in a cluster based on the latest results, will win fabulous discounts of Flower Turbines products.
Deadline is March 8, 2023 (midnight Eastern Standard Time).
For contest information click https://forms.gle/D78zdFzBBXdprZtf8
Disclaimer: You should read the Offering Circular (http://alturl.com/wpfpr) and Risks (http://alturl.com/8hrbw) related to this offering before investing. This Reg A+ offering is made available through StartEngine Primary, LLC, member FINRA/SIPC. This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment.
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