USA - 20 MW of new wind energy capacity to be added by Nacel Energy

Nacel Energy Corporation, an emerging developer and aggregator of wind power infrastructure generating clean, renewable energy for America, today announced the Company will develop the 20-megawatt Blue Creek wind energy project north of Amarillo, TX. West Texas is considered one of the premier wind energy development corridors in the United States due to the flat topography, constant wind velocity and favorable access to transmission infrastructure. In addition to NACEL Energy, Florida Power & Light, Shell and BP also have wind energy projects underway in the region.
NACEL Energy President Brian Lavery stated:

"The Blue Creek project enhances NACEL Energy's present operations and brings us closer to achieving the Company's primary goal of developing 80-megawatts of new wind power generation capacity over a 36 month period, thereby increasing enterprise and shareholder value."

In its latest update, The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) reported that Texas consolidated its lead over California as the nation's number one wind power State, measured by installed capacity. In total, Texas wind farms now generate more than 4356-megawatts of wind power -- enough energy to serve 1.5 million homes. (AWEA, "American Wind Energy Association Market Report," January 2008)

About NACEL Energy Corporation (OTCBB: NCEN)

NACEL Energy Corporation is a rapidly growing wind power generation company developing clean, renewable energy for America. Nacel Energy is among the first in the nation to develop Community Wind - advantageous utility class wind power generation projects but with a sustainable footprint of 20 MW and the participation of local partners. With its expanding pipeline of wind projects, NACEL Energy is on track to develop 80 MW of new energy to power 25,000 U.S. homes by 2010. NACEL Energy was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Casper, Wyoming.

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