SCHNEIDER POWER INC.

Ticker Symbol
TSXV:SNE

Chief Executive Officer
Jonathan Lundy

President
Thomas Schneider

Media Contact
Thomas Schneider
Phone: 416-847-3724 x223
Fax: 416-847-3729

Vision Statement
A new way to think about energy. Sounds simple on the surface but if there's one
thing we know from experience (and we have plenty) it's that there is a lot more to
energy than the flick of a switch. Gone are the days of taking energy for granted.
Today more than ever, the world needs people to embrace a new way. For us, it
means that:

Energy is the environment. It's understanding that we aren't separate from nature
and that nature is not something that we've conquered. New energy is small,
decentralized and sustainable. It's on nature's terms, not ours.

Energy is commitment. We're committed to our investors and to profitability but this can never be separated from our commitment to the environment - ever.

Energy is Innovation. If we can't find a way to do it better, we will fail.

Energy is people. The best people. Empowered people. People who not only have
brilliant ideas but care enough to share them and stand by them.

Energy is Community. Big changes don't happen with the support of individuals. We
know that communities make the difference. That's why we do everything we can to
make sure that we support the communities where we do business as much as they
support us.

Company Profile
Schneider Power is a leading international renewable energy company, with a portfolio of operating wind farms in Canada and Germany as well  as projects located in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean.

Fast Facts (as at February 27, 2008)

Founded in 2004 

Multiple projects around the world: Canada, Germany, United States, Caribbean

10 employees (not including joint venture personnel) at facilities and development projects on three continents

Financial Facts
Our year end is December 31.

Schneider Power Three-Year History

In September 2003, Bernd Schneider and Thomas Schneider began discussions about engaging the family's expertise in power generation to develop renewable energy projects, in particular wind power projects in Ontario and commenced efforts to establish their first wind power project, which eventually became the Providence Bay Wind Farm.

They incorporated Schneider Power on April 14, 2004 and in September 2004 Schneider Power acquired the 400 acres of land underlying the Providence Bay Wind Farm and the Providence Bay Expansion Project from Thomas Schneider. Schneider Power's activities in late 2004, 2005 and early 2006 were focused on gathering wind data, and obtaining land leases, permits and EA's for additional project sites across Ontario, Manitoba and Nova Scotia.

In early 2005, Schneider Power was successful in obtaining long-term easement agreements respecting 20,000 acres for three additional wind power project sites in Manitoba and submitted its interconnection request for a total of 120 MW of additional nameplate capacity of wind power to Manitoba Hydro.

In February 2005, Schneider Power purchased, through its subsidiary Schneider Power International Inc., a minority interest in JB, which in turn owned, and continues to own, 5.4 MW of generating capacity in the Flomborn and Olsbruecken Wind Farms.

In June 2005, Schneider Power was granted a 25 year electricity generator and wholesaler license by the OEB.

In late 2005, Schneider Power established turbine supplier relationships by executing a four-year 300 MW wind turbine pipeline agreement with a consortium consisting of General Electric Canada, an Ontario partnership and GE Wind Inc. and executing its first wind turbine purchase agreement with Enercon for the delivery and installation of wind turbines for the Providence Bay Wind Farm.

In 2005, Schneider Power completed a private placement of Schneider Power Common Shares raising $797,698 and an additional $350,000 by way of the issuance of a convertible debenture, the proceeds of which were used to finance working capital, deposits and development expenditures.

In early 2006 Schneider Power secured the real estate and interconnection rights in respect of what has become the Goodwins Island Wind Farm project, for a total nameplate capacity of 20 MW and three additional project sites in Ontario, the Arthur Wind Farm Project, Trout Creek Wind Farm Project and

Innisfil Wind Farm Project for a total of 30 MW of additional nameplate capacity.
In the spring of 2006, Schneider Power successfully completed its first EA and obtained all required building permits for its Providence Bay Wind Farm and was successful in executing the Bullfrog PPAs.
In September 2006, Schneider Power completed a private placement of Schneider Power Common Shares raising $4,378,000 and an additional $590,000 by issuance of convertible debentures, the proceeds of which were used to finance construction of the Providence Bay Wind Farm and for working capital.

In the third quarter of 2006, project construction at the Providence Bay Wind Farm commenced with the construction of roadways and foundations for the first two wind turbine generators. On March 25, 2007 Schneider Power successfully commissioned and put into operation the first two wind turbine generators at the Providence Bay Wind Farm.

On March 5, 2007, Schneider Power received a commitment for a $2.7 million senior secured nonrecourse credit facility from "CUCO". The proceeds from this credit facility were used to partially fund the Providence Bay Wind Farm, which had at the time already been constructed and been commissioned.

In November 2007, Schneider Power completed an interconnection feasibility study with NSPI for 20 MW of nameplate capacity at Goodwins Island Wind Farm Project.
In late 2007 Schneider Power was successful in executing three 20-year power purchase agreements with the OPA for a total nameplate capacity of 26.5 MW for the Providence Bay Expansion Project, the Arthur Wind Farm Project and Trout Creek Wind Farm Project and submitted an application for additional capacity in the amount of 10 MW for the Innisfil Wind Farm Project.

In 2007, Schneider Power completed a private placement of Schneider Power Common Shares in the amount of $2.7 million and converted a $200,000 convertible debenture into Schneider Power Common Shares.

In the first quarter of 2008, Schneider Power successfully secured interconnection rights to 10 MW at the Crystal Falls Solar Project.

On March 25, 2008, the Providence Bay Wind Farm successfully completed its first year of operation. Electricity generation at the facility for the period ending March 25, 2008 was 3.07 million kW/h, 13.5% above the energy yield forecast conducted by an independent wind energy consultant retained by Schneider Power.

On April 2, 2008, Schneider USA entered into the JW MOU, a non-binding memorandum of
understanding concerning a proposed co-operation with JW, a wholly owned subsidiary of German wind project developer Juwi GmbH, for the joint development of up to 300 MW of wind energy projects in the United States. Under the terms of the JW MOU, it is proposed that JWUS would jointly develop wind projects with Schneider Power in the Northeastern United States, Midwest, and Texas transmission corridors

In the second quarter of 2008 Schneider Power completed its EA field work for its Arthur Wind Farm Project and Trout Creek Wind Farm Project.

In May 2008, Schneider Power successfully completed its interconnection feasibility study with Manitoba Hydro Inc. for 120 MW of nameplate capacity for the Hilltop Heights Wind Farm Project.

Responsible Business

Schneider Power is a member of the United Nations Global Compact. The Global Compact is a framework for businesses that are committed to aligning their operations and strategies with ten universally accepted principles in the areas of  human rights, labour, the environment and anti-corruption . It is the world's largest, global corporate citizenship initiative.
Business, trade and investment are essential pillars for prosperity and peace. But in many areas, business is too often linked with serious dilemmas - for example, exploitative practices, corruption, income equality, and barriers that discourage innovation and entrepreneurship. Responsible business practices can in many ways build trust and social capital, contributing to broad-based development and sustainable markets.

The Global Compact is a purely voluntary initiative with two objectives:
1. Mainstream the ten principles in business activities around the world
2. Catalyse actions in support of broader UN goals, such as the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

Schneider Power supports Virgin Unite

Schneider Power is proud to support the Heaven's Angels and the Bhubezi Medical Clinic, by providing HIV/Tuberculosis and general medical care to South Africa's most remote communities. Virgin Unite is the entrepreneurial foundation of the Virgin Group, started by Sir Richard Branson. We work with great partners all over the world to develop new approaches to social and environmental issues. We believe that the only way we are going to drive the scale of change that needs to happen in the world, is if we revolutionise the way that the business and social sectors work together.