Renewables

energy sources

Business case

The juwi group

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Content

The juwi group

Effects of the feed-in tariff legislation in Germany

Success factors for juwi

Policy initiatives in the US

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juwi at a glance

Established

1996 (as two-man operation)

Workforce today

Approx. 1,000 employees worldwide

Revenues

Approx. 600 Mil. € in 2009

Project development of

renewable energy plants

Wind power

> 400 wind turbines

> 600 megawatts

Photovoltaic systems

> 1,200 installations

> 400 megawatts

Bio energy

4 Biogas installations

Wood pellets production

Energy cabin

juwi is your full-service partner

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Offices, projects and new markets

Projects and new markets Offices

Germany:

Wörrstadt, Berlin, Brandis

South Europe:

France, Italy, Spain, Greece

Eastern Europe:

Czech Republic, Slovak Republic,

Poland

America:

USA, Costa Rica

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juwi‘s headquarters in Germany I

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juwi‘s headquarters in Germany II

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juwi projects (examples):Guanacaste, Costa Rica (49.5 MW)

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juwi projects (examples):Lieberose, Germany (53 MW)

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juwi projects (examples):Hacketstown, USA (2.15 MW)

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The founders and owners

CEO Matthias Willenbacher, CEO Fred Jung

Their vision: Energy supply with 100% renewable energy

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Job creation in field of RE

Germany: Approx. 300,000 employees in 2009 in the field of RE.

juwi: Two-man operation in 1996 Approx. 1,000 employees in 2010!

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Regional value

Profits for communities

Climate protection & sustainability

Income from leasing land

Income from tax revenues

New employment for local

companies

Attractive to tourists

Environmentally-improved image

Instead of spending money on

importing raw materials, jobs can

be created in the region.

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Energy mix (wind, solar, bio energy) Energy landscape Morbach, Germany

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Effects of the feed-in tariff legislation in Germany

Creates a quite solid frame work and timeline for the planning and thus is a

basis for a good bankability.

The frame work is a source for continous job creation and investments in the

industry.

Induces the development of high-technology jobs and production plants also

within the supplier industries.

The German feed-in tariff has become an example for more than 40 countries

of the world!

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Success factors of juwi

Independence (owner-managed

company)

Full-service provider from A to Z

Combining different renewable energy

sources (wind, solar, bio energy etc.)

Cooperations with communities

Joint-ventures with (municipal) utilities

Longstanding partnerships with a diverse

range of manufacturers

Reputation for reliability and competence

with banks

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juwi Wind US

Headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio.

Active Developers in:

Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan.

~ 30 employees

Latest project:

Flat Water Wind Farm, Nebraska. 60MW project fully developed by

juwi with a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Omaha

Public Power District. Project completion by December, 2010.

juwi jobs

CEO & COO

Director of Development

Business Development & Government Affairs

Project Managers

Project Coordinators

Suppliers:

Electrical Engineers & Transmission Planners

EPC = Engineer, Procure & Construct

Construction Companies

Turbine Manufacturers

Local Supply Companies

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policy initiatives in the US

National Renewable Electricity Standard.

Feed In Tariff development in the States.

Transmission cost allocations & queue reform in MISO & SPP.

Policy success stories:

Removed public power eminent domain laws in Nebraska to

develop wind export market.

Opened up 1.4 million acres of School Trust Lands in Nebraska for

development

Introduced Community-Based Energy Development in Nebraska

and helped define local-benefits and finance terms.

Property tax relief in Ohio for wind & solar along with Ohio jobs

target associated with project development and construction.

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Thank you for your attention

Contact:

Aaron Peterson

VP Project & Business Development

juwi Wind US

Mobile +1.206.491.0493

peterson@juwi.com

www.juwi-usa.com