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Investment Highlights

Welcome to the investor relations section of Western Wind's website. In today's market, we believe that our company offers a compelling investment story and a unique investment opportunity. To learn more about Western Wind and its progress, we invite you to explore our site. If you can't find what you're looking for, or if you have any questions, please call 604.685.9463 or email us at investorrelations@westernwindenergy.com.

For your consideration, we've provided some investment highlights below:

Why Invest in Western Wind?
    Investment Highlights
  • One of the few early-stage wind companies currently generating revenue and cash flow

  • One of the few wind companies currently generating revenue and cash flow

  • Current production capacity of 45 MW

  • Additional 150 MW of late stage construction assets - which includes:

    • The Windstar Project - 120 MW - expected to be in operation by Q4 2011

    • The Yabucoa Solar Project -- 30 MW -- expected to be in operation by Q3 2012

    • Plans to repower our Mesa and Windridge sites, thus increasing potential revenue by four or five times

    • Strong management team with extensive operating experience and access to leading turbine maintenance and support team

    • Strong pipeline of wind power projects in California located in high wind areas totaling approximately 1,300 MW

  • Western Wind has acquired key land positions in the California market. California is the ideal market as:

    • Great demand for both energy and renewable energy

    • There is a chronic shortage of land and transmission in California. Western Wind has undertaken an aggressive acquisition program to acquire key land positions "fee simple"

    • There is an aggressive political base in California for renewables - there is a great deficit in satisfying the demand

    • California has the Renewable Portfolio Standard - the state government will require utilities in California to generate 20 percent of electricity from renewable sources by 2010, with a further increase to 33 percent by 2020

    • 45% higher wholesale pricing in California

    • 30 - 40% higher energy yields in California

    • 400% higher retail energy prices in California

    • Early-stage US wind opportunities offer leverage to investors with up to 100 percent of project financing provided through debt and tax equity investors
 


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