Nordic Windpower’s First Utility Scale Wind Turbines Headed for Uruguay

Berkeley, CA, and Pocatello, ID, December 7, 2009 – Nordic Windpower announced today that the first three of its two-bladed, wind turbines, destined for community and distributed wind energy projects in North and South America, have begun their journey to Rocha, Uruguay. Nordic Windpower marked the
event with a ceremony at its Pocatello, Idaho facility today, attended by state and local dignitaries. The company plans to deliver 16 more N1000 wind turbines to
community wind projects as well as a school system, a municipal utility and a military base beginning in early 2010. The company is presently firming up the
rest of its 2010 order-book. In July 2009, the company was the only wind power firm to be awarded a Loan Guarantee from the U.S. Department of Energy.

The N1000 turbines, 1 MW each, were purchased by Nuevo Manantial S.A. as part of the 13 MW Nuevo Manantial Wind Farm located in Paraje Ojos de Agua, Uruguay. The project will reduce GHG emissions by displacing fossil-fuel based
electricity generation in the connected system of the Uruguayan utility, UTE.

“Nordic Windpower has emerged as the only wind turbine manufacturing, sales and service company purely focused on the community and distributed wind energy sector. We have earned the trust of some of the most innovative wind
energy developers worldwide as our initial customers,” said Tom Carbone, CEO of Nordic Windpower. “We are grateful to have attracted an experienced and
capable team, solid order-book, and supportive investors which together enable us to serve our customers with wind energy solutions that are affordable, reliable
and simple to install and operate. We are very pleased to be working with a company as prominent as Nuevo Manantial as one of our first customers”.

About Nordic Windpower

Nordic Windpower designs, manufactures and sells innovative, two-bladed utilityscale wind turbines for community wind and utility markets worldwide. The
company’s N1000 turbine has the lowest installed cost of any similarly sized turbine on the market, combined with high reliability. Nordic Windpower’s
patented, flexible teeter hub significantly extends mechanical life and lowers the cost of maintenance. With headquarters in Berkeley, CA, and a technology office
in Bristol, UK, Nordic Windpower operates an assembly plant in Pocatello, Idaho.

Visit www.nordicwindpower.com, or contact info@nordicwindpower.com, toll-free at (888) 322-2080 or (510) 665-9463 in Berkeley, CA.

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