John Mitola, President of Juhl Wind, Inc. (OTCBB: JUHL) talks about the management, achievements and goals for the company. Juhl Wind is an established leader in Community Based Wind Power development and management, focused on wind farm projects throughout the United States and Canada. Juhl Wind pioneered community-based wind farms, developing the currently accepted financial, operational and legal structure providing local ownership of medium-to-large scale wind farms. To date, the Company has completed 14 wind farm projects and provides operations management and oversight across the portfolio. Juhl Wind services every aspect of wind farm development from full development and ownership, general consultation, construction management and system operations and maintenance. With its acquisition of Next Generation Power Systems (”NextGen’), Juhl Wind now provides full sales and service

Juhl Wind Inc., an established leader in community-based wind power development and management, specializing on wind farm projects throughout the United States and Canada, recently announced that the company has secured a 20-year, 19.8 MW power purchase agreement between Adams Wind Generations, LLC and Xcel Energy. Located in Meeker County in West Central Minnesota, the Adams Wind Generations project will utilize 12 large wind turbines at an estimated cost of approximately $46 million.

Juhl Wind Inc. has been assisting local owners with the project development since the spring of 2008 and also spearheaded the team to win a competitive request-for-proposal issued by Xcel Energy. Serving as the project’s developer and contractor, Juhl is forecasting that the Adams Wind Farm will commence initial operations in the fourth quarter of 2010.

Dan Juhl, CEO of Juhl Wind, Inc., stated, “The establishment of the Adams Wind Farm project continues to reinforce our belief

Juhl Wind Inc. announced earlier today that its Next Generation Power Systems subsidiary (NextGen) completed a $1 Million License and Distributorship Agreement with SureEnergy, covering Indiana, Michigan and Ohio. As agreed, NextGen provided its first-ever exclusive territory distributorship along with the rights to manufacture its 33 kW on-site, small wind turbine system. According to the press release, the management team will be discussing the arrangement as well as its progress on large wind farms during its Quarterly Review conference call later today.

“As we reported earlier this year, our NextGen small turbine business has been growing rapidly and as a result, we felt that gaining a second manufacturing capability through this arrangement made good practical sense,” stated Dan Juhl, CEO of Juhl Wind. “We are now on track to ship over $1 Million of NextGen orders from our Pipestone, MN facility for 2009 and we are obtaining new dealers on a

Juhl Wind Inc. today announced its results for the year ended December 31, 2008. Revenue for the year totaled $1,331,497, which exceeded the company’s projected revenue of $700,000. Net loss for 2008 was $1,201,229 as compared to a net loss of $46,255 for 2007. As of December 31, 2008, Juhl Wind held unrestricted cash of $2,610,789 in the form of cash accounts and short term investments in addition to $264,557 of restricted cash.

“We are extremely pleased to report our results for the 2008 fiscal year,” stated Dan Juhl, Chairman and CEO of Juhl Wind Inc. “With our base wind farm operations revenue plus the acquisition of Next Generation Power Systems (“NextGen”) we were able to exceed our revenue estimate for the year that we provided at the end of the 3rd Quarter while continuing to grow our project pipeline. We achieved all of this while successfully completing our transition in

Juhl Wind, Inc. (JUHL.OB) is an established leader in community-based wind power development and management, focused on wind farms projects throughout the United States and Canada. As a pioneer in developing medium- to large-scale community-based wind farms, Juhl Wind has completed 11 wind farm projects and currently provides operations management and oversight to all farms within the portfolio.

Due to a significant pipeline of new products, Juhl Wind’s revenues are expected to accelerate in the short term. In 2009, the company expects revenues to reach roughly $11 million and anticipates revenues near $16 million in 2010. Central to the development of many of these wind farms will be a reliance on the leasing of lands owned by rural farmers in order to provide placement for the thousands of wind turbines that will be installed.

Community-based wind power is one of the fastest-growing sub-sectors of the renewable energy industry. According to the

Juhl Wind Inc. (Juhl) said today that it has purchased Next Generation Power Systems (NGPS) for 133,213 shares of Juhl stock. Juhl, which just went public in June, 2008, wants to take advantage of the anticipated growth in the demand for renewable energy sources. NGPS served a subsection of the wind power market not previously covered by Juhl. However, the companies were not unknown to each other prior to the merger and integration of NGPS into Juhl may be eased by the fact that Dan Juhl, current CEO of Juhl was also a shareholder of NGPS.

Juhl focuses on the development of “community wind power”, which is wind power generated by large-scale wind farms jointly owned by Juhl, local communities, and farmers. Juhl’s current geographical focus is the Midwestern United States and Canada. The wind farms generate electrical power without producing waste or pollution and

Juhl Wind (JUHL) focuses on the development, operation, and management of medium-scale community wind farms in the Midwestern United States and Canada. Juhl develops wind power communities in Minnesota, Nebraska and North Dakota. The company also provides development, management, and consulting services to various wind farm projects. Juhl is expanding as the demand for alternative energy sources grows. In August, the company announced three new wind farm projects in Minnesota.

Even though prices of crude oil have declined recently, the per barrel price of around $85 is still more than double what it was five years ago. The US government has attempted to lead the charge for more alternative methods of creating energy beyond traditional fossil fuels. The Global Wind Energy Council expects wind power use to increase by 64 percent over the next three years, which could be a boon for Juhl Wind and its shareholders. More than half of