Conergy Asia-Pacific Strengthens Regional Top Management

Singapore, 4 March 2009 – With Marc Lohoff, Conergy Asia-Pacific strengthens its regional management team with yet another internationally-experienced leader.

The Germany-born Marc Lohoff looks back on 15 years of management experience in the Aeronautical and Semiconductor industries. Prior to this engagement, Marc was acting as Vice President and General Manager of Qimonda Manufacturing Singapore Pte. Ltd. where he prepared the construction and start-up of a DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) production facility. Prior to this function, he successfully established manufacturing cooperations and joint ventures in Shanghai, Beijing and Taiwan. Marc holds a Bachelor Degree in Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering from the Bundeswehr University in Munich.

In his new position with Conergy as Managing Director, Asia-Pacific and Middle East, Marc succeeds Stefan Mueller and is based in Singapore, managing Conergy subsidiaries in Australia, India, South Korea and Singapore. He reports directly to Philip von Schmeling, Member of the Conergy Management Board in Germany.

“Conergy is a global player in every respect, from unique and exceptional renewable energy technologies to strong customer commitment”, Marc said, commenting on his new role. “Our Asia-Pacific business has strengthened significantly and we thank our employees, clients and partners for their support. In moving forward to the next phase of sustainable growth, I am thrilled to be driving Conergy’s regional agenda in the world’s most promising clean energy markets.”

Philip von Schmeling of the Conergy Management Board considers Conergy well-equipped for the future. “Marc combines his impressive strategic vision with broad management experience. We are pleased to have his leadership on board. He will play a key role in streamlining our regional business operations, while mediating and integrating diverse needs in each Asian country.”

Conergy Asia-Pacific was established in September 2006 and is headquartered in Singapore, Southeast Asia. The regional subsidiary is currently building a 2-megawatt solar plant for the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, which is also Saudi Arabia’s first large-scale clean energy facility. This is one of several solar projects which Conergy Asia-Pacific has in its pipeline.