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        Nordic Energy PLC/ Index: ISDX / Epic: NORP / Sector: Oil & Gas

25 September 2013

                 Nordic Energy PLC (`Nordic' or `the Company')

                   Adviser Appointmentand Issue of Warrants

Nordic Energy PLC, an oil and gas E&P company focussed on Denmark, Norway, and
the North Sea sectors of the Netherlands and the UK (the Nordic Area), is
pleased to announce the appointment of First Columbus LLP to assist Nordic with
its investor relations strategy. The Company has agreed to issue warrants in
consideration of this service and has today, accordingly, issued 800,000
warrants with an exercise price of 1.25p per share.

The Directors of the Company are responsible for the contents of this
announcement.

                                   **ENDS**

For further information please visit www.nordicenergyplc.com or contact:

Enquiries:

Rudolf Kleiber            Nordic Energy Plc               Tel: 01932 865 111
Patrick Rocholl           Nordic Energy Plc               Tel: 020 7283 0179
Jo Turner / Liam Murray   Cairn Financial Advisers        Tel: 020 7148 7900
Frank Buhagiar            St Brides Media & Finance Ltd   Tel: 020 7236 1177
Lottie Brocklehurst       St Brides Media & Finance Ltd   Tel: 020 7236 1177
Chris Crawford            First Columbus LLP              Tel: 020 3002 2070


Additional information on the newly acquired Danish license 1/13:

Nordic holds Licence 1/13, the largest exploration and production licence in
the Danish North Sea, covering an area of 3,600 sq km. The Licence is located
approximately 50 km from the edge of the Central Graben, where existing
production and multiple discoveries are located, and 100 km from the Siri Area
which has a number of Tertiary fields. Two previous wells were drilled on the
licence area in 1970s, one of which was estimated to flow 2 million cubic feet
gas per day during controlling operations from a 29' Miocene sand.

Statements and volumetrics previously made regarding Licence 1/13 were taken
from a CPR produced by TRACS International Consultancy in 2010, which was
subsequently made publicly available. AGR TRACS has advised that these
statements and volumetrics need to be read in the context of the entire report.
In particular the risk assessments associated with the volumetric assessments
should be read and understood. The individual risk assessments from the 2010
CPR suggested Probabilities of Success below 10%, highlighting the High Risk -
High Reward nature of these large structures. These estimates predate the
drilling of the Luna well in 2012, which was plugged and abandoned dry, though
encouragingly from the Directors' point of view, certain positive (up to 30%
Formation gas with elevated levels of C3, nC4 and nC5) background gas readings
were taken at various intervals in the Tertiary Hordaland Group. The normal
validity period for such CPRs is six months from the day of issue to allow for
new information to be incorporated in updated versions of the report.

Nordic Energy is in the process of having all original data reinterpreted
which, along with new well data and a pseudo 3-D volume, will be incorporated
into an updated geological model for the Licence area, the results of which
will be included in a new CPR later this year.