Sauer Energy, Inc.(TM) Reports on Recent Wind Tunnel Test at University of Washington, Seattle

NEWBURY PARK, CA--(Marketwire - Nov 3, 2011) - Sauer Energy, Inc.™ ("SEI™") (OTCBB: SENY), a developer of home and enterprise scale vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) systems, is pleased to announce that it has once again taken its WindCharger™ to the University of Washington Aeronautical Laboratory ("UWAL") in Seattle, Washington, for wind tunnel testing. Test results have confirmed improved performance of the WindCharger™.

During this multiple-day test, results were obtained that reflect a tip speed efficiency of 76% at 10 mph wind speed. Conversion of torque versus mass has given the WindCharger™ a leading edge. No other turbine company asserts such efficient wind capture at low altitude. A higher rpm at lower wind speeds than earlier results was documented during the testing also.

The benefit of these tests has solidified the production planning and manufacture of future models. Surpassing the expectations, this success results in technology confirmed.

Testing revealed that minor enhancement modifications to the proprietary generator will significantly add efficiency to the WindCharger™, so they are now in the process of being made.

"We are strongly encouraged with our strategy and competitive design and are on target for our planned launch in early 2012. We are more convinced than ever that the WindCharger™ will surpass current parameters in the area of drag, co-efficiency and sustainability. The extensive aerodynamic data that is available validates our extensive R & D program aimed at the effects of turbines on rooftops for energy production," stated Dieter Sauer, CEO and President of Sauer Energy, Inc.™

Sauer Energy's plan is to sustain its position in developing a more competitive edge by striving to become the residential company that sets the standard for rooftop wind energy turbines, unparalleled.

The improvement strategies recently executed have enriched the power of the WindCharger™, which translates to a superior product for the consumer.

About University of Washington Aeronautical Laboratory

The University of Washington Aeronautical Laboratory is a testing organization under the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics. The primary aerodynamic testing facility is the F. K. Kirsten Wind Tunnel. Opened for testing in 1939, the tunnel itself is a double-return, closed circuit wind tunnel. It is comprised of two 500 horsepower motor drive, 14 foot, 9 inch diameter, seven-blade fans to provide testing for up to 250 mile per hour air speed. For more information, please visit www.uwal.org

About Sauer Energy™

Sauer Energy™ is a technology developer and planned manufacturer focused on the emerging renewable energy market. We believe that because it requires few parts, SEI's™ technology, which provides a new direction for wind capture, will easily scale from residential to small community and up to large industrial scale. The market opportunity for a new, innovative technology is unlimited. Sauer Energy™ has created the WindCharger™ model to provide a better solution for the use of wind capture for residential or small building use.

The WindCharger™ was one of Sauer Energy's™ key innovation priorities. With several patents in place, SEI™ shall engage in manufacturing and commercialization in fall 2011, and plans to see a financial return on its investments. To learn more about Sauer Energy™ and this revolutionary wind turbine system, please visit:

www.SauerEnergy.com

Sauer Energy... the future of energy!™

Forward-Looking Statements

This news release includes forward-looking statements made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. While these statements are made to convey Company progress, business opportunities and growth prospects, readers are cautioned that such forward-looking statements represent management's opinion. Whereas management believes such representations to be true and accurate based on information and data available to the Company at this time, actual results may differ materially and are subject to risk and uncertainties. Factors that may cause actual results to differ include without limitation: dependence on key personnel and suppliers; SEI's ability to commercialize its wind turbine technology; ability to defend intellectual property; wind turbine material and component costs; competition; economic conditions; consumer demand and product acceptance, and availability of growth capital.

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