Nordex to build its own production facilities in the United States

Investment volume of USD 100 million / production of 2.5 MW wind
power systems to commence in 2009

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Norderstedt (euro adhoc) - Over the next few years, Nordex will be
spending around USD 100 million to establish its own US production
facilities for wind turbines and rotor blades. As early as 2009, the
first locally produced 2.5 MW wind turbines will be entering the US
market. "Four years ago, Europe constituted over 70 percent of the
market. Looking forward, we expect Europe, Asia and the United States
to each account for one third of demand. Over the next few years, we
want to generate around 20 percent of our sales in North America,"
says Thomas Richterich, CEO of Nordex AG, explaining the reasons for
the decision to build US production facilities.

The investment program entails a sum of USD 100 million to be spent
on establishing annual production capacity of 750 megawatts by 2012.
This will initially entail the assembly of wind turbines. As of 2010,
Nordex wants to invest two thirds of this sum in rotor blade
production. Roughly 600 jobs will be created at the production site,
the final location of which is to be selected in the near future. "We
are looking for a centrally located facility, with everything
pointing to a location in the Mid West," says Ralf Sigrist, President
of Nordex USA Inc. As early as in September 2008, Nordex will be
moving into the offices at its headquarters in Chicago.

At the end of last year, Nordex received two major contracts from the
United States for a capacity of around 220 megawatts. Scheduled for
completion in 2008 and 2009, the 2.5 MW turbines are very largely
being assembled in Germany for shipment to the United States.

Since June 2007, Nordex has been gaining experience in the US market
with a 60 Hz version of its N90/2500 turbine, one of the most
powerful models currently operating in the United States. The average
output of the roughly 4,000 wind turbines assembled in the United
States last year stands at roughly 1.7 MW. Nordex will be initially
producing N90/2500 turbines for the American market, leveraging the
experience which it has gained in producing over 650 systems of this
type, with more than 350 currently under construction.

Note for press: We will be available to answer any questions which
you may have on this or other matters at Stand 533 during Windpower
2008 in Houston on June 1 - 4, 2008.

About Nordex

As one of the technological leaders in multi-megawatt wind power
systems, Nordex is benefiting from the trend in favor of large-scale
turbines. The range comprises one of the world´s largest
series-produced wind power systems (N80/N90/N100 2,500 kW). To date,
over 650 turbines of this type have been installed around the world.
This experience with multi-megawatt turbines gives Nordex a decisive
lead over most of its competitors. Nordex has installed a total of
around 3,300 turbines with an aggregate capacity of more than 4,000
MW (May 2008) all around the world. With exports accounting for over
90 percent of its business, Nordex AG plays a key role in
international high-growth regions. The Company has offices and
subsidiaries in 18 countries around the world. The Group currently
has around 1,850 employees around the world.

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Further inquiry note:

For more information, please contact:

Nordex AG

Felix Losada

Telephone: + 49 (40) 30030 1000

Telefax: + 49 (40) 30030 1333

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