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2G Energy AG: 2G Energy AG distributes a dividend of 0.37 Euro per share

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2G Energy AG: 2G Energy AG distributes a dividend of 0.37 Euro per
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16.07.2014 / 14:52

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2G Energy AG distributes a dividend of 0.37 Euro per share

Heek, July 16, 2014 - The ordinary Annual General Meeting on July 16, 2014
of 2G Energy AG has voted in favour of the proposal of the Management Board
and the Supervisory Board, to distribute a dividend of 0.37 Euro per share
(capital stock 4,430,000 shares) from the shown balance sheet profit of the
business year 2013.

2G Energy AG company profile
2G Energy AG is amongst the world's leading manufacturer of cogeneration
systems (CHP) for decentralized energy production and supply by means of
combined heat and power. The company's product portfolio includes systems
with an electrical capacity between 20 kW and 4,000 kW for the operation
with natural gas, biogas or bio methane. So far, 2G was able to
successfully install thousands of CHPs in 25 countries. Especially, in the
performance range of 50 kW to 550 kW 2G posses own technological combustion
engine concepts characterized by low specific fuel consumptions. Next to
the main production site at its headquarter in Heek, Germany, the company
has invested in an additional production and sales & service site in St.
Augustine, Florida, USA. 2G's customers range from farmers to industrial
clients, municipalities, real estate industry, up to municipal utilities
and big utility companies. The high level of customer satisfaction is
founded on the close-knit service network as well as the high technical
quality and performance of 2G power stations. Thanks to the combined heat
and power performance they achieve an overall degree of efficiency between
85 percent and well above 90 percent. To further enlarge the
technologically leadership the company continuously invests in its R&D
activities for gas engines for the use of natural gas, biogas and synthetic
gases (e.g. hydrogen). Next to the construction of combined heat and power
stations, the company, located in Westphalia in the north-west of Germany,
offers integrated solutions reaching from the planning stage and
installations to serial service and maintenance work. Due to its decentral
locations, scalability and projectable availability combined heat and power
stations shall play a crucial role as part of intelligent networked energy
systems - so called virtual power stations - within the ongoing switch to
clean energy.

In the context of Germany's new energy policy, CHPs within smart grids -