heads of agreement - texas solar towers

EnviroMission Limited (ASX:EVM; OTCQX: EVOMY) has engaged DLA Piper Australia
(Melbourne) to prepare the Heads of Agreement to grant an exclusive Solar Tower power
station development license in the State of Texas to a Texas based development entity to be
executed on or before January 31, 2013.
The Heads of Agreement will include the terms and conditions set out in an MOU
(announced via the ASX on December 10, 2012), and the rights and obligations of both
parties moving forward in the roll out of Solar Tower technology in Texas.
Under the terms of the MOU, EnviroMission is to receive a US$2,000,000 development fee;
the first tranche of US$200,000 to be received by EnviroMission by December 31, 2012 and
the balance to be received by installments completed by June 30, 2013.
EnviroMission will own 20% of the ‘Texas Solar Tower’ development company in the first
instance; this holding will not be diluted to less than 10% and will then be free carried and
non-diluting.
EnviroMission will also receive an annual technology fee (commercial in confidence) for
each Solar Tower development delivered by the development company.
“This is a landmark agreement that meets EnviroMission’s objective for Solar Tower
development in multiple US markets via joint venture and development license agreements
and will provide vital operational revenue for EnviroMission’s Arizona (La Paz) Solar Tower
development through non-equity development capital.
“The agreement reinforces the role EnviroMission has intended to occupy as a technology
developer.
“This transaction will also add currency to the overall value of the intellectual property owned
by EnviroMission, independently valued at $AUD60 million in January 2011,” Roger Davey,
EnviroMission Limited Chief Executive said.