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Wind Works Power Corp. Reports Recent $15 Million Financing as Non-Dilutive

OTTAWA, ONTARIO — (Marketwire) — 07/20/11 — Wind Works Power Corp. (OTCQB: WWPW)(FRANKFURT: R5E1)(WKN: A0RPM2)(PINKSHEETS: WWPW) is pleased to announce an update to the press release dated July 18, 2011. Management is now reporting the most recent financing of $15 million is and will remain as non-dilutive. The investor may, at its sole option, elect to convert all or part of their investment into project based equity in any of the projects that were funded using this financing facility. This project based equity is not and will not be part of any public stock transaction.

The $15 million financing is a convertible debenture facility, with no stock transactions involved and a Maturity Date of January 31, 2013. Both interest and principal are due at Maturity. Funding is subject to satisfactory due diligence by investor on a project-by-project basis. In such a case, the investor would earn a 49% interest in those specific projects if they elected to convert. Following conversion, Wind Works shall have the option to repurchase the project equity upon 30 days– notice.

The financing will be used to fund the development costs of Wind Works– existing projects in Ontario plus new projects that may be acquired during the term of the financing. Existing projects in Ontario include the 7 projects totaling 80MW that have been awarded FIT contracts represented by Settlers Landing, Snowy Ridge, Grey Highlands, Cloudy Ridge, Clean Breeze, Ganaraska, and Whispering Woods, plus the newly-acquired 5MW project announced June 14th.

“With this $15 million, non-dilutive financing, we now have the funding in place to fully develop our Ontario project portfolio, plus add to it in a strategic way”, comments Dr. Ingo Stuckmann, Wind Works– President and CEO. “Our objective is to build a stable, recurring revenue stream by both selling certain projects for a gain and retaining a royalty interest; and by building other projects and owning and operating them over the longer-term in our 3 major markets of Ontario, the US, and Germany. We are very pleased to achieve this financing without leveraging any of our stock.”

On May 5, 2011 Wind Works gave notice terminating the Asset Purchase Agreement with Premier Renewable Energy, Inc. (“Premier”). The Agreement contemplated the sale of five wind energy projects in Ontario, Canada totaling 50 megawatts. The five wind parks were: Settlers Landing, Snowy Ridge, Grey Highlands, Cloudy Ridge and Clean Breeze.

According to the Agreement Premier was obligated to pay certain development costs which they failed to do. The Agreement was therefore terminated for cause and Works has returned to Premier a total of $950,000 representing the amount of the refundable deposit. Except for the refundable deposit mentioned above, there is no further liability to either Wind Works or Premier as a result of the termination of the agreement. The $15 Million financing detailed above will be used by Wind Works to develop the 50MW that were subject to the proposed sale to Premier.

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Source: Wind Works Power Corp.

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