Press Release:

POWER TEAM BECOMES LARGEST WIND MARKETER IN THE EAST
Exelon Power Team, Waymart Wind Farm, LLC
Sign Power Purchase Agreement For 50 MW Pennsylvania Wind Farm

Kennett Square, Pa. May 9, 2001 ? Exelon Power Team and Waymart Wind Farm, LLC, today announced a 20-year agreement for Power Team to purchase the output of a 50-megawatt (MW) wind farm located southeast of Scranton, Pennsylvania, at a rural site on Moosic Mountain, Wayne County. When completed, the project will be the largest wind energy facility east of the Mississippi River.

The Moosic Mountain project will include approximately 40 wind turbines, each rated at 1.3 MW. The turbines will be mounted on 230-foot towers, and will be capable of producing power at a sustained wind speed of 8 miles per hour. The Moosic Mountain wind farm utilizes the most efficient wind technology available on the today's market.

Earlier this year, Power Team signed 20-year power purchase agreements to purchase 9 megawatts of output from Somerset Wind Farm outside Pittsburgh, Pa., and 15 megawatts of output from Mill Run Wind Farm in Fayette, Pa. The Moosic Mountain agreement brings Power Team's wind portfolio to 74 megawatts, making it the largest wind marketer east of the Mississippi River.

"We are extremely pleased to participate in this wind project. We believe consumers want the ability to purchase renewable energy, especially windenergy," said Mike Freeman, a long-term transactor for Exelon Power Team. Waymart is affiliated with National Wind Power of the United Kingdom, and its United States partner, Orion Energy, LLC, of Oakland, California.

Reid Buckley of Orion, said, "We are excited to be working with Power Team on the largest wind energy project in Pennsylvania." David Butterworth, of NWP, added "the Waymart Wind Farm, our second project in Pennsylvania since 2000, evidences the commitment of the region's electricity customers to add clean, renewable power to their energy mix." NWP developed a 10 MW wind project last year in Somerset County, Pennsylvania.

The construction of the Moosic Mountain wind farm will bolster the amount of energy that can be marketed to commercial and residential customers across the state of Pennsylvania. Community Energy Inc., a renewable energy marketing company based in Wayne, Pa., and Power Team are jointly marketing the output of the wind project. Earlier this year Community Energy signed an agreement with PECO Energy to market the wind energy to residential and commercial customers in the PECO service territory. The wind energy will be offered in a flexible manner to where consumers can choose the amount of wind energy they wish to purchase.

Power Team's current renewable supply portfolio includes wind, landfill gas, hydroelectric, and biomass generation. "A diverse generation portfolio is one of the most important factors in
having the ability to operate a successful power marketing business," said Ken Cornew, vice president, Exelon Power Team. "A clean and reliable generation portfolio allows Power Team to be an attractive solution to our customers' energy needs."

The Waymart Wind Farm will be the fourth wind project constructed in
Pennsylvania. The estimated annual energy output is roughly equivalent to the yearly energy consumption of about 20,000 homes of average size.

Exelon Power Team, the power marketing division of Exelon Generation Co., LLC, is one of the nation's largest and most reliable energy suppliers with access to more than 37,000 megawatts of generation. Power Team's aggressive approach to short-term markets, and its willingness to purchase power and transmission rights, has led to completed power agreements across the continental U.S. and Canada. Power Team will continue to pursue renewable energy projects in many regions of the country, according to Freeman.

National Wind Power (NWP) is the United Kingdom's largest developer, owner and operator of wind farms. NWP is currently working on a 150-megawatt facility in Pecos County in West Texas.