second amendment to technology license & distribution agreement from windaus energy, inc. in favor of native american energy group dated february 17, 2007 this second amendment to the technology license & distribution agreement is entered into as of april 25, 2012 between windaus energy, inc. ( “ sub - licensor ” ) and windaus global energy, inc. ( “ patent owner ” ), two corporations organized under the laws of ontario, canada and both located at 205 oakhill drive, brantford, ontario n3t 5l7, canada and native american energy group, inc., a delaware corporation located at 108 - 18 queens blvd., suite 901, forest hills, ny 11375, ( “ naeg ” or " licensee ” ). recitals whereas, naeg and sub - licensor entered a technology license & distribution agreement from sub - licensor in favor of licensee dated feb 17, 2007, hereinafter referred to as the “ tlda ”, and whereas, the tlda provided for license & distribution rights only for all lands within the state of new york and u. s. indian lands and reservations with boundaries established by treaty, statute, and / or executive or court order, and recognized by the u. s. federal government as territory in which american indian tribes and u. s. federally recognized tribes have jurisdiction which include rancherias, pueblos, indian colonies, alaska native villages and owned by alaska native corporations, all of which were listed on exhibit a to the tlda ( “ u. s. indian lands ” ) ; whereas, sub - licensor and licensee amended the tlda by executing an amendment to the tlda on march 8, 2010 whereby the licensee ’ s territory and license fees were modified as follows : territory was increased to cover the entire united states with exclusive manufacturing rights throughout the territory in exchange for two million ( 2, 000, 000 ) shares of naeg ’ s common stock and a cash commitment of $ 500, 000 ; ( “ first amendment ” ) ; whereas, patent owner is the exclusive distributor of the entire right, title, and interest in and to u. s. and foreign patents and patent applications involving the technology embodied the united states patent application number 11 / 199 / 172 and international patent application number pct / ca / 2005 / 001237 ; whereas, patent owner was formerly known as “ 1592834 ontario inc. ” and is referred to