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The next generation of wind turbines have arrived
Prepared for The NOW Corporation
SP Power Farm Group Ltd./SP Power Farm Group (BC) Ltd. December 2013

Disclaimer
The content contained in this presentation is for information purposes only and does not constitute an official ruling, decision or action as it relates to the technology, products and services featured in this presentation. Nor should the information in anyway be construed as legal, financial and technical advice. The use of the information is at the discretion of the reader and no liability shall be accepted by SP Power Farm Group Ltd. (SPpf), SP Power Farm (BC) Ltd. (pfBC), and The NOW Corporation in the event of its use. Readers are advised to seek the third party advice, before taking any action based on the information contained in this presentation. The information contained herein is proprietary with supporting material obtained in the public domain. This presentation may also contain forward-looking statements that may or may not be fully realized. Further clarification may be obtained upon written request only.

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SPpf , is a private Canadian corporation based in Surrey, British Columbia. Registered as Canadian Utilities company. Intellectual Property Owner of exoPOWER System technology. Assignor of licenses and master distribution rights to exoPOWER System technology.

pfBC is a private Canadian corporation based in Surrey, British Columbia. Holds master license and distribution rights to exoPOWER System (transferred from SPpf). OEM Licensed Equipment Owner. Engaged in Distribution Rights Agreement with The NOW Corporation.

NWPN is a publicly trading US corporation trading on the OTC-PK (ticker symbol: NWPN). Registered in Nevada. Entered into LOI to acquired certain distribution rights to exoPOWER turbine system from pfBC for certain US states. Holds first right of refusal for certain distribution rights to the state of California.

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16% increase from 2011 to 2012 and a staggering 3600% in 15 years (97 to 12)

Windpower Market - growing at a rapid rate

500 GW forecasted for 2025

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Cost of Wind Power Generation is Competitivebetter than gas and far superior than Solar

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Currently, onshore and offshore Wind Farms are primarily using conventional three blade turbines

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Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine (HAWT)

2 MW/h Wind Turbine Specs Total weight: 245 metric tonnes (tower: 125 Mt; Rotor: 45 Mt; Nacelle: 75 Mt). Hub height: 80 meters to 100 meters Rotor diameter: 88 meters Cut in speed: 3 meters/second (m/s) Rated Speed: 12 m/s Top Speed: 25 m/s Tip Speed: 70.5 m/s Rotational Speed: 6-17.5 RPM Rated Speed: 15.3 RPM Survival Speed: 17.5 RPM Swept Area: 6,079 m

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Illustration above shows magnitude of size of a conventional 1.5MW/hr. wind turbine compared to a Boeing 747 jet.

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Sound level: 103dB(A)

Nacelle - Many moving parts

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There is a high cost of maintenance associated with conventional three blade turbines. As well, with multiple moving parts, oil-based lubricants are required, causing potential fire hazard (refer to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5KvJjI21i0 for video of wind turbine nacelle on fire) 8

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Limitations and Problems with Conventional Three Blade Turbines

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Brake failure results in fire, or turbines exploding

Hazards to birds hitting blades while in flight

Difficult to transport

Human health issues (vertigo/tinnitus)

The next generation of advanced wind turbines

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exoHOUSING exoPOWER turbines

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External Axis Wind Turbine (EAWT) System

exoPOWER Turbines

5 kW/h to 10kW/h exoPOWER Prototype.

Wind blades, or SAILS, are positioned along the circumference of a ring frame. Multiple bearings and supports share the stress and torque of the turbine equally. The external ring frame is mounted on an outer rail/track that is laid on the horizontal. Blades (or SAILS) of the exoPOWER takes advantage of the wind flow by sitting in and being propelled by wind energy much like that of the sail on a sailboat, significantly increasing its energy generating efficiency. Central hub (nacelle) is eliminated 11 in the EAWT design.

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AutoCAD Drawing of exoPOWER250 Turbine (250 kW/h turbine)

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Diameter: 9.1 meters / 30 feet Height: 3.7 meters / 12 feet Weight: 12,814 pounds

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Power Generation from exoPOWER

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Magnets are mounted along the circumference of the turbine. As the turbine rotates, the magnets pass continuously along the mounted coil packs. Power off takes feed the converter, changing alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). The inverter then directs the power to the circuit breaker which flows back to the grid or to a battery storage system for on-demand electricity. Energy from exoPOWER turbines can be taken off by a number of different methods, including but not limited to coil and magnet, hydraulic and mechanical systems.

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exoPOWER turbine coupled with exoHOUSING (Parts A and B)

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The exoHOUSING has the capability of controlling and redirecting the wind to enhance airflow. This results in improved energy generation efficiency. As well, the exoHOUSING protects birds and prevents other projectile objects from damaging the blades/sails. The exoPOWER System is designed to be scalable at the machine level and can stack upon each other. The exoHOUSING can also be designed to fit into the landscape.

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Improving Windload and Creating Commercial Space

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exoTOWER can be used to raise the height of the exoTURBINE (typically, elevation windload) Within exoTOWER, energy storage facilities (i.e., industrial sized batteries) can be installed. On external walls of exoTOWER, solar panels can be installed. Commercial /industrial space can be created inside the exoTOWER.

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Wind Market Segmentation

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Small Wind Nameplate Capacity Applications 1 kW/h to 100 kW/h Single home or small communities; offgrid lighting; cellular towers Supplement own use balance to grid; gas powered generators

Mid Wind 100 kW/h to 1.5 MW/h Small to mid commercial use; community base; commercial buildings Diesel/propane replacement

Big Wind 1.5 MW/h and higher Infrastructure projects (i.e., multi megawatt wind farms); large scale industrial use / utilities Carbon based replacement; conventional turbine replacement

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Target Market

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Order of Size Estimate for exoPOWER Turbines and exoHOUSING

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Nameplate Capacity
100 kW/h 250 kW/h 1.5 MW/h 3.0 MW/h

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Up to 7.5 m Up to 15.0 m 33.0 m 55.0 m

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Up to 10.0 m Up to 20.0 m 45.0 m 70.0 m

Swept Area
100 m 400 m 2,205 m 4,900 m

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4.5 MW/h
Nameplate Capacity 1.5 MW/h Height of exoHOUSING (B) (exoTURBINE inside the housing): up to 5.0 metres 3.0 MW/h 4.5 MW/h

72.0 m
exoPOWER Turbines 108 181 236

88.0 m
exoHOUSING 148 230 289

7,744 m
Swept Area 0.5 acres 1.2 acres 1.9 acres
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Comparing 1.5 MW/h Turbines exoPOWER (Scalable) vs. Conventional 3-blade

12-stack of 1.5 MWh exoPOWER = 18.0 MWh Nameplate Capacity 45 metres / 148 feet

Total: 1.5 MWh Nameplate Capacity

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Up to 60 metres / 196 feet

Nacelle height at 80 metres / 261 feet

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Current Mid-Wind Segment Project (pfBC Installation) exoPOWER250 Rooftop Application

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Four (4) exoPOWER250 is being installed into a 57 residential / 15 commercial unit building in Surrey, BC. Total nameplate capacity: 1.0 MW/h (4 X 250 kW/h) Projected to be the first fully energy self-sustaining building in North America. Excess power to be stored in fuel cells for back up and/or sold back to the grid.
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Transfer of Distribution Rights of exoPOWER Systems to The NOW Corporation

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Exclusive rights for Oil Field Applications (small and mid wind categories) Rights for All Small and Mid Wind applications
Montana N&S Dakota Wyoming

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Nevada Utah California* Arizona New Mexico

Texas
*First right of refusal for certain distribution rights for California

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Total Installed Capacity of The NOW Corporation Territory in 2012: 18,225 Megawatts

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Exclusive rights for Oil Field Applications (small and mid wind categories) Rights for All Small and Mid Wind applications
645 1,680
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1,410 152 5,544* 238 778 325

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*First right of refusal for certain distribution rights for California

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Wind Energy Application Opportunities for NWPN includes, but are not limited to:
Office Towers

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Street Lights

Tri-blade replacement

Oil Fields

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Water filtration

Pulp and Paper Mills

Diesel/Propane Generator Replacement

Roof top wind farms

Big Box Retail

Remote Locales

Condominium/Business Buildings

Marine Vessel Application

Heavy Industry (Cement)

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exoPOWER Turbine Oilfields Application

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Power from the grid, or delivered through diesel or propane powered generators is a major expense for many O&G producers. exoPOWER turbines provides an efficient means of generating and delivering power at point of source where it is required. Off grid and/or net metering exoPOWER turbines holds the promise of reducing cost and potentially provide additional revenues for O&G producers.
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Wind Turbines and Solar Panels are already being used to produce and deliver electricity to where it is needed in the oil fields

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exoPOWER Turbines vs. Conventional 3 Blade Turbines

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Features
Mono-Rail supported turbine with multiple stands around the circumference. The turbine wheel is the only major moving component of the exoPOWER.
Scalable and stackable up to 6 exoPOWER turbines or more per site.

Benefits
Removes the load and stress generated from the traditional center bearings to the circumference of the turbine. Gearbox, yaw motors, and pitch control systems are eliminated no need for oil-based lubricants and fluids, and maintenance is reduced. There are no complicated castings or components used or required. Provides versatility and adaptability to project size and sites. Allows for higher order of power production/delivery from single site.
Modular design so if one section fails, exoPOWER may continue to operate while the rest of coil packs and invertors divert and add capacity output to compensate. As well, heat that is generated is able to dissipate around the circumference of the turbine. There is no requirement for added liquid cooling as well.

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Magnet and Coil Pack Generation

Ease of Transportation to Site Locations. Housing allows options for storage of energy and other means of energy generation.

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Standardized cargo containers can be used to ship to a location anywhere in the world.
Application dependent, outside surface area of exoHOUSING provides allowances for mounting of Solar Panels. Available space inside the housing and/or exoTOWER is ideal for Hydrogen Generation (HOGEN cell) energy storage system or off-the-shelf batteries or fuel cells for any excess energy that is produced.

Ease of assembly on site.

By design, exoPOWER turbines do not require a period of calm winds to complete construction and setup. As the housing encloses the turbine, it will not be subject to wind loading during assembly process, allowing for a faster return on investment for the customer.

By design, housing protects wildlife and moderates noise.

Housing provides the ability to reduce or stop birds, bats, and other species from contacting any large moving assemblies. Noise generated from wing tip speed is moderated as the blades are always moving in concert with 26 each other.

Business Model

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SP Power Farm (BC) transfer distribution rights to NWPN (Small and mid wind applications)

Sell

Customers

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Lease Customers
OTCPK: NWPN sources and deals with Agents of their choice to sell exoPOWER Systems for markets it has distribution rights

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The Now Corporation Share Structure

Data
Ticker Symbol: Stock Exchange NWPN 1,250,000,000 305,401,716 300,000,000 5,401,716

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Authorized Share Capital Issued and Outstanding Restricted Free-Trading

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For More Information, please contact:

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Brian Sims President and Director 12759 Whitaker Way, C-453 Portland, Oregon, 97230 Phone: 1.800.997.8477 e-mail: besims@shaw.ca www.thenowcorporation.net

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Curtis Mearns CEO Phone: +1.604.441.9803 CEO@exoPOWER.net Eunho Lee Sr. Vice President, Corporate Finance and Development Phone: +1 604 657 7437 kaname_group@icloud.com

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