  We study a random Schroedinger operator, the Laplacian with random Dirac
delta potentials on a torus T^d_L = R^d/LZ^d, in the thermodynamic limit
L\to\infty, for dimension d=2. The potentials are located on a randomly
distorted lattice Z^2+\omega, where the displacements are i.i.d. random
variables sampled from a compactly supported probability density. We prove
that, if the disorder is sufficiently weak, there exists a certain energy
threshold E_0>0 above which exponential localization of the eigenfunctions must
break down. In fact we can rule out any decay faster than a certain polynomial
one. Our results are obtained by translating the problem of the distribution of
eigenfunctions of the random Schroedinger operator into a study of the spatial
distribution of two point correlation densities of certain random
superpositions of Green's functions and its relation with a lattice point
problem.
