Tulsi R. Tanti new Chairman of the Supervisory Board at REpower Systems AG

The company’s Annual General Meeting was held today in Hamburg

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Hamburg (euro adhoc) - Hamburg, 21 June 2007. Today, Mr. Tulsi R.
Tanti has been appointed as a new member of the Supervisory Board at
REpower Systems AG (WKN 617703) and elected as Chairman of the
Supervisory Board in the meeting of the company´s Supervisory Board
which was held following this year´s Annual General Meeting in
Hamburg. Dr. Rolf Bierhoff had earlier stepped down as a member of
the Supervisory Board. Mr. Tanti, Chairman of the Indian wind turbine
manufacturer, Suzlon, succeeds Mr. Bertrand Durrande (AREVA S.A.),
who had been Chairman of the Supervisory Board since February 2006
and is from today Vice Chairman of the Supervisory Board.

Now that the takeover bid for the Hamburg-based company has been
concluded, Suzlon controls 87 percent of the REpower voting rights.
In conjunction with the Suzlon Group, REpower Systems AG intends to
position itself quickly in the worldwide rapidly expanding wind
energy market: to do so, it is essential to procure components
quickly and to secure the financing for major projects such as
offshore wind farms. The incorporation of the Suzlon Group by Tulsi
Tanti, the new Chairman of the Supervisory Board, is expected to make
a considerable contribution to the company´s sustainable growth and
to securing the German sites and jobs in the long-term.

This year, Tulsi Tanti attended his first REpower Annual General
Meeting in Hamburg as a major shareholder in REpower Systems AG. At
the meeting, the shareholders of the company once again declared
their support. All items of the agenda were adopted with clear
majorities according to the recommendations of the Management Board
and the Supervisory Board. Only around 63 percent of the voting
capital was represented at the Annual General Meeting. One portion of
the shares which were offered to Suzlon during the takeover bid could
not be transferred in time to meet the deadline for registration.

In his speech, REpower´s CEO Prof Fritz Vahrenholt emphasised the
importance of rapidly developing the offshore industry for Germany:
"We have prepared for this development with our REpower 5M offshore
turbine. By the end of 2011, we aim to have produced between 200 and
250 turbines of this type. We laid the foundation for achieving this
with the decision to construct production facilities in Bremerhaven."
He continued: "Another important component of our corporate strategy
is to open up new markets, now with a partner like Suzlon." Moreover,
in view of the current lack in German engineers, he calls on the
Federal Government and the Federal States to abolish tuition fees for
engineering courses of studies: "Not just this country, but also
REpower needs more engineers."

end of announcement euro adhoc 21.06.2007 15:59:20
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Further inquiry note:
Thomas Schnorrenberg
Investor Relations Manager
Telefon: +49(0)40-53930-723
E-Mail: t.schnorrenberg@repower.de

Branche: Alternative energy
ISIN: DE0006177033
WKN: 617703
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