NACEL Energy Updates Progress in Donley County, Texas

PHOENIX, AZ--(Marketwire - August 13, 2009) - NACEL Energy Corporation NCEN 4FC ("NACEL Energy"), a wind power company in business to generate clean, renewable energy, today confirmed it has executed three additional long term wind development rights agreements covering 1,068 acres in Donley County, Texas. The newly acquired land is contiguous with the Company's Lelia Lakes wind power project announced July 1, 2009, and brings the total acreage under development at Leila Lakes to 2,093 acres.

Donley County, Texas was identified by NACEL Energy's Operations team in mid-2008 as a region of development interest. Donley County exhibits the high quality Class 4 winds prevalent throughout the Texas Panhandle and, based upon the Company's analysis, offers favorable interconnection opportunities, initially at lower voltages.

The securing of an aggregate total of 2,729 acres in Donley County under long term development rights agreements, evidences continued, consistent application of NACEL Energy's business model -- unique in the U.S. wind industry. In brief, NACEL Energy identifies interconnection opportunities in power markets of interest and then leases nearby acreage where 6 to 18 utility class wind turbines can be constructed, without incurring the often significant transmission and related electric infrastructure upgrade costs and/or delays which can adversely impact other company's wind power projects.

Accordingly, NACEL Energy anticipates generating 40 MW, or more, of clean, renewable, wind energy from its Donley County projects, Leila Lakes and Hedley Pointe. Additionally, future increases in generating capacity, beyond 40 MW, may also be feasible, if the higher voltage infrastructure now being planned for the area is constructed and as regional power market demand dictates.

NACEL Energy's Chief Executive Officer, Paul Turner, Ph.D, stated:

"Our Lelia Lakes and Hedley Pointe wind power projects in Donley County, Texas are examples of the prototypical NACEL Energy development model based upon phased expansion and multiple interconnection options. We look forward to working with Donley County, Texas to make these two projects an integral part of the local community."

About NACEL Energy Corporation NCEN

NACEL Energy is one of the first publicly traded companies in America exclusively developing clean, renewable, utility scale wind power. NACEL Energy has commenced work on its new Snowflake project in Arizona in addition to Leila Lakes, Hedley Pointe, Swisher, Channing Flats and Blue Creek, all located in the Texas Panhandle. NACEL Energy currently anticipates generating an aggregate 120 MW, or more, of new wind power upon their completion. In addition, the Company is currently assessing the feasibility of additional project opportunities in Kansas, Illinois and the Dominican Republic. NACEL Energy was founded in 2006 and successfully completed its IPO in December of 2007.

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