Nine-month report 2002

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Nine-month report 2002 21 NOVEMBER 2002 Management Report Notes on the interim balance In the period between 30 September 2002 and the time this interim report was prepared, no events have occurred that have any major bearing on the Group s assets, liabilities, financial position and profit or loss. The Group makes use of the exemption rule provided by 232a HGB (German Commercial Code). In addition to Energiekontor AG, the companies listed below were included in the scope of consolidation: Energiekontor-EK-GmbH Energiekontor Umwelt GmbH Energiekontor Windkraft GmbH Energiekontor Infrastruktur und Anlagen GmbH Energiekontor-WSB-GmbH Energiekontor-VB-GmbH WPS Windkraft GmbH Energiekontor Portugal Trandeiras GmbH Energiekontor Ocean Wind AG Energiekontor Portugal Energia Eólica, Lda (Share ownership 99,9 %) Hellenic Energiekontor SA (Share ownership 51%) Energiekontor Zarax GmbH Energiekontor Portugal Márao GmbH Energiekontor UK GmbH Energiekontor UK CC GmbH(*) Energiekontor UK FM GmbH(*) Energiekontor UK MOMA GmbH(*) Energiekontor UK Ltd. Energiekontor Iberia S.L. Energiekontor Griechenland Epanosifi GmbH Energiekontor-WSB-GmbH & Co. Wind-Solar-Bau KG Energiekontor Ökofonds GmbH Energiekontor Infraestructuras Y Construcción Energiekontor UK Construction Ltd. Ekéol SAS-Groupe Energiekontor L&L Rotorservice GmbH (Share ownership 55 %) L&L Rotorservice GbR (Share ownership 55 %) Energiekontor UK Offshore Ltd. Energiekontor Spanien GmbH (*) Energiekontor Seixinhos GmbH (*) Energiekontor Montemouro GmH (*) Energiekontor Griechenland Antirrio GmbH (*) Energiekontor Mojon Alto GmbH (*) via Energiekontor Windkraft GmbH Energiekontor Umwelt GmbH & Co. Ökologische Wohnimmobilien KG (Share ownership 40 %, consolidated at equity) via Energiekontor-VB-GmbH EnergieKontor-EK-GmbH & Co. Projektgesellschaft für ökologische Energieanwendung KG If there are no details given on deviating share ownerships, these are 100 % holdings. (*) These are new companies founded during the reporting period. Market trend In the first nine months of 2002, about 35 % more wind energy was fed into the electricity grid than in the comparable period of the previous record year 2001 (source: BWE, German Federal Wind Energy Association). By 30 September, 1,377 wind-power plants with a total output of 1,889 megawatts (MW) were connected to the power grid for the first time throughout Germany. This means that the total installed capacity in the first nine months of the current year could be increased up to about 10,643 MW (up 20 % compared with the end of the previous year). This means that in a normal wind year, as much as about four percent of the German power requirements can potentially be covered from wind power. In the federal state of Schleswig-Holstein, wind energy alone can generate about 25 % of the needed electricity in that state. Course of Business In the first nine months of the year 2002, 26 windpower generators in four wind farms with a total output of 39 MW were set up in Germany. Construction work has started on one wind farm and approval has been granted to two projects as well as to another two in accordance with 8a BImschG (the German Federal Immission Control Act). Preparatory work on the authorisation procedures has been begun in the case of three further projects. Planning has begun on nine wind farms. In the reporting period, the acquisitions department (contractual securing of locations) was able to conclude contracts for an overall capacity of approx. 140 MW. Abroad, in Portugal, sites for projects with a total output of 52 MW were in the acquisition process in the period under review. In Spain, Energiekontor was in the process of securing sites for wind farms with a potential capacity of up to 210 MW. In Great Britain, work was continued on the construction of the»moel Moelogan«wind farm in North Wales by Energiekontor UK Construction Ltd.. Construction on the Portuguese wind farm»trandeiras«was also continued as planned. Regarding the offshore activities, Energiekontor AG managed further to continue work on the environmental compatibility studies according to plan for the»borkum Riffgrund West«and»Nordergründe«projects. In addition and following its nine-month report, Energiekontor was able to submit the documents for the environmental planning procedure (ROV) for its Nordergründe project. In the period under review, the sale of the wind farms»beerfelde«in Germany and»zarax I«on the Greek island of Evia, with an equity volume totalling EUR 5,746 thousand was finalised. Sale of the wind farms»trandeiras«in Portugal and the German projects»hohengüstow«,»altlüdersdorf«and»lengers«was begun. The total investment volume of these four wind farms amounts to EUR 72,498 thousand, with an equity to be placed amounting to EUR 29,270 thousand. Sales revenue in the first nine months of 2002 amounted to EUR 47,382 thousand. This includes returns from the project design and construction of wind farms as well as the sale of shares in wind-farm funds amounting to EUR 43,077 thousand. The service division contributed earnings amounting to EUR 4,305 thousand to the sales revenue. Earnings before tax (and minority interests) totalled EUR 3,102 thousand. Traditionally, most of the sales revenue from the wind-farm project business comes in the fourth quarter of each year, so it does not make sense to project these figures linearly onto the whole year as this would give a false picture. As of 21 August 2002, due to an application of the company to the Deutsche Börse AG, the shares of Energiekontor AG have been listed on the Geregelter Markt segment. Personnel situation On 30 September 2002, Energiekontor AG employed a total of 104 permanent full-time employees and 29 part-time employees at its offices in Bremen, Bremerhaven and Krefeld in Germany as well as in France, Greece, Great Britain, Portugal and Spain. Furthermore, Energiekontor AG regularly employs casual staff and people on practical sandwich courses to cover staff requirements at peak periods as well as people working on a freelance basis in the exploration of and canvassing for sites. As of 30 September 2002, the L&L Rotorservice-Group, in which Energiekontor AG has a 55 % holding, also employed 77 staff on a full-time, and 8 staff on a part-time basis. Share ownership of management and supervisory bodies At the end of the period under review, the members of the executive board, Dr Bodo Wilkens and Günter Lammers, each held 5,031,100 individual bearer shares. This equals a total of 64.29 percent of the share capital of EUR 15,650,510. Each of these shares has full dividend rights from the 2000 financial year onwards. In the period under review and up until the point in time at which this report was prepared, the members of the executive and supervisory board did not conduct any securities transactions subject to disclosure requirements. In the period under review and up until the point in time at which this report was prepared, Dr Hans- Joachim Huss, a member of the supervisory board, held 780 shares in Energiekontor AG. Output capacity installed in Germany MW 31.12. 2000 6,113 31. 12. 2001 8,750 30. 09. 2002 10,643

Consolidated balance sheet 30.09. 2002 31. 12. 2001 Assets EUR thousand EUR thousand Short-term assets Liquid funds 46,708 50,492 Securities in current assets 5,146 354 Trade debtors 62,104 64,917 Amounts due from group undertakings 81 78 Stocks 104 7,820 Deferred taxes 428 1,159 Deferred items and other short-term assets 23,383 16,844 Total short-term assets 137,953 141,664 Fixed tangible assets 2,764 2,629 Intangible assets 61 131 Financial assets 214 233 Goodwill 7,552 8,057 Total assets 148,545 152,714 30. 09. 2002 31.12.2001 Liabilities EUR thousand EUR thousand Short-term liabilities Short-term loans 32,505 17,547 Trade creditors 22,934 54,310 Advance payments received 19,360 2,841 Provisions (short-term) 1,941 4,590 Income received in advance and expenses accrued 57 94 Liabilities / provisions for taxes on income 1,969 2,330 Deferred taxes 972 1,720 Other short-term liabilities 1,690 1,718 Total short-term liabilities 81,428 85,151 Long-term financial leasing obligations 157 193 Long-term loans and liabilities 598 Long-term loans to associated companies 174 174 Total long-term liabilities 331 965 Minority holdings 6 57 Subscribed capital 15,651 15,651 Capital and profit reserves 43,628 43,628 Profit brought forward from the previous year 5,541 Balance sheet profit / loss 1,961 7,263 Total equity 66,781 66,541 Total liabilities 148,545 152,714

Consolidated profit and loss account Quarterly report Quarterly report Nine-month report Nine-month report III/2002 III/2001 01. 07. 2002-01. 07. 2001-01. 01. 2002-01. 01. 2001-30. 09. 2002 30. 09. 2001 30. 09. 2002 30. 09. 2001 EUR thousand EUR thousand EUR thousand EUR thousand Sales 17,957 25,723 47,382 48,238 Other operating revenue 63 122 158 505 Total operating performance 18,020 25,845 47,540 48,743 Cost of materials 12,865 21,850 34,220 37,802 Personnel costs 2,041 1,500 5,970 3,972 Depreciation on assets 261 183 841 305 Other operating expenses 1,579 1,054 4,206 2,244 Operating expenses 16,746 24,587 45,238 44,323 Operating income 1,274 1,257 2,302 4,420 Interest and similar income 650 402 1,662 1,079 Interest and similar expenses 276 129 843 295 Interest income 374 273 819 784 Expenses from participations in associated companies 7 6 19 19 Income from investments 7 6 19 19 Profit before taxes (and minority interests) 1,642 1,524 3,102 5,185 Taxes on earnings and income 615 583 1,195 2,023 Profit before minority interests 1,026 941 1,907 3,162 Minority holdings 17-38 54 63 Consolidated profit for the year 1,044 903 1,961 3,225 Earnings per share Quarterly report Quarterly report Nine-month report Nine-month report III/2002 III/2001 01. 07. 2002-01. 07. 2001-01. 01. 2002-01. 01. 2001-30. 09. 2002 30. 09. 2001 30. 09. 2002 30. 09. 2001 EUR thousand EUR thousand EUR thousand EUR thousand Earnings per share (basic) in EUR 0.07 0.06 0.13 0.21 Earnings per share (diluted) in EUR 0.07 0.06 0.13 0.21 Average number of outstanding shares (basic) 1 15,650,510 15,650,510 15,650,510 15,650,510 Average number of outstanding shares (diluted) 1 15,650,510 15,650,510 15,650,510 15,650,510 EBT 1,642 1,524 3,102 5,185 EBIT 1,268 1,251 2,283 4,401 EBITDA 1,528 1,434 3,124 4,706 (1) For ease of comparability, the average figure for all periods under review was uniformly arrived at on the basis of the probable weighted average of the number of shares in 2002, i.e., the current number of 15,650,510 shares.

Consolidated cash flow statement Nine-month report Nine-month report 01. 01. 2002-01. 01. 2001-30. 09. 2002 30. 09. 2001 TEUR TEUR Consolidated profit for the year 1,962 3,224 Depreciation and amortisation 841 305 Changes in provisions 3,757 2,524 Changes in advance payments received 24,232 6,524 Changes in debtors and other assets -7,803-23,070 Changes in other assets 37 52 Changes in liabilities 32,002 4,957 Changes in other liabilities 88 74 Outflow of funds from business activities 16,580 10,606 Outpayments for investments in assets 403 1,116 Outflow of funds from investing activities 403 1,116 Capital increase net (after IPO costs) 18,831 Change in long-term loans -37 Change in short-term loans 14,957 5,030 Dividends 1,722-1,327 Outflow/Inflow of funds from financing activities 13,199 22,534 Cash-affecting changes in fund level (not more than 3 months) 3,784 13,044 Funds (not more than 3 months) at 01.01. 50,492 32,562 Liquid funds (not more than 3 months) at 30.09. 46,708 45,607 Consolidated changes in equity Subscribed Profits brought Consolidated Number Changes in equity capital Capital Reserve Profit Reserves forward Net Income Sum Total of Shares 01. 01. 2002 30. 09. 2002 EUR thousand EUR thousand EUR thousand EUR thousand EUR thousand EUR thousand thousand pcs. Status as of 01.01. 2002 15,651 40,278 3,350 7,262 66,541 15,651 Transfer of profits from 2001 7,262 7,262 Dividend payment 1,722 1,722 Consolidated net income 1,961 1,961 Status as of 30. 09. 2002 15,651 40,278 3,350 5,541 1,961 66,781 15,651 Subscribed Profits brought Consolidated Number Changes in equity capital Capital Reserve Profit Reserves forward Net Income Sum Total of Shares 01. 01. 2001 30. 09. 2001 EUR thousand EUR thousand EUR thousand EUR thousand EUR thousand EUR thousand thousand pcs. Status as of 01. 01. 2001 3,500 23,673 178 5,347 32,698 3,500 Transfer of profits from 2000 5,347 5,347 Capital increase (IPO) 270 270 270 Agio IPO 19,170 19,170 Capital increase (acquisition) 128 8,953 9,081 128 IPO costs (net charges) 609 609 Dividend payment 1,327 1,327 Consolidated net income for the year 3,224 3,224 Status as of 30. 09. 2001 3,898 51,187 178 4,021 3,224 62,507 3,898

Notes on key items Consolidated balance sheet The amount of receivables and other assets at 30 September 2002 (all in all EUR 85,567 thousand) has risen from the amount at 31 December 2001 (EUR 81,839 thousand). The rise in securities in current assets from EUR 354 thousand to EUR 5,146 thousand mainly results from the acquisition of shares in the wind farms Debstedt and Sievern which are intended for resale. The liquid funds are basically the capital received as part of going public and the cash capital increase carried out in 2001 and put back for impending investments. The reduction in inventories as of 30 September 2002 by EUR 7,711 thousand down to EUR 109 thousand from 31 December 2001 (EUR 7,820 thousand) is the result of the inventories being used in specific projects in the meantime. The drop in provisions and liabilities recorded in comparison with the end of 2001 is likewise attributable to work on the wind farms nearing completion at the end of the year as already mentioned above. This meant that at the end of the period under review there were fewer suppliers invoices outstanding than at the end of 2001. The composition of, and the change in, equity capital can be seen from the statement of changes in equity shown above. Profit and Loss Account In the period under review revenues amounting to EUR 47,382 thousand were achieved. These consist of revenues from project planning, erecting and selling wind farms amounting to EUR 43,077 thousand as well as revenues from customer services amounting to EUR 4,305 thousand. The other operating revenues amounting to EUR 158 thousand mainly include revenues from the release of provisions and income received in advance and expenses accrued. Segmental reporting Grouping the activities by like types is inappropriate since the activities of the Energiekontor group deal only with project planning, the erection and sale of wind farms as well as supplementary customer services connected with the management of wind-farm operator companies. Likewise, a geographical breakdown is not necessary since the expenditure incurred in the period under review and the sales revenue earned up until 30 September 2002 are almost all borne or earned by the German companies within the Group. Group indicators as of 30 September 2002 Sales revenue in EUR 000 47,382 Pre-tax results in EUR 000 3,102 EBIT in EUR 000 2,283 EBITDA in EUR 000 3,124 Earnings from ordinary activities in EUR 000 3,102 Consolidated result at 30. 09. 2002 in EUR 000 1,961 Consolidated net earnings inaccordance with DVFA/SG in EUR 000 1,961 Earnings per share (basic) in accordance with DVFA/SG in EURO (30. 09.01: EUR 0.21) 0.13 Equity capital in EUR 000 66,781 Equity ratio in % 44.96 Cash flow (EUR 000) 3,784 Number of individual share certificates (1 EURO) 15,650,510 Share price performance (01. 01. 02 30. 09. 02) Prices in EURO (Closing prices, Frankfurt Stock Exchange)* 10 8 6 4 2 0 01/2002 02/2002 03/2002 04/2002 05/2002 06/2002 07/2002 08/2002 09/2002 * according to the share split dated 7 Nov 2001 Source: Deutsche Börse AG

Contact Energiekontor AG Mary-Somerville-Strasse 5 D-28359 Bremen, Germany Tel. (+49) 421/33 04 0 Fax (+49) 421/3304 444 info@energiekontor.de www.energiekontor.de Contact Investor Relations/ Corporate Communications: Martin Bretag E-Mail: ir@energiekontor.de Executive bodies Supervisory board: Markus Jochum (Chairman) Senator (ret.) Jörg Kuhbier Dr Hans-Joachim Huss Executive board: Dr Bodo Wilkens (Chairman) Günter Lammers Umdenken lohnt sich