EXHIBIT 10.10
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Toronto, February 14th, 2007

VIA E MAIL ONLY

Mr. Steven W. Hawkes
Managing Director
Energen Development Ltd.
7 Haining Road,
Kingston 5, Jamaica


RE: Kingston Biofuels Ethanol Project - Equity Investment
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Dear Mr. Hawkes,

The  letter  confirms  our  mutual  intentions  with  respect  to the  potential
transaction  described  herein  between  Northern  Ethanol  Investments  Inc., a
Province  of  Ontario   corporation,   or  a  wholly  owned  subsidiary  thereto
("Investor") and Energen Development Ltd ("Principals") concerning the Investors
possible cash equity investment in Kingston Biofuels Facility  (`Project") owned
by the Principals.

Relevant  thereto,  following are the general terms of our agreement,  which are
subject to  execution  of a  Definitive  Agreement  by and  between  the parties
hereto:

  1.  Terms
        a.  Investment Consideration                         $6,500,000 USD
        b.  Equity Participation for Investment Consideration
               i. Investor                                         70%
              ii. Principals (anti dilutive share position)        30%
        c.  Board Seats                                             TBD
        d.  Sources of Funding (approximate)
               i. Total Project Cost for Phase 1 Ethanol is  $25,000,000 USD
                    1. Land Acquisition                      TBD (based on
                                                          fair market appraisal)
                    2. Senior Debt                           $18,500,000
                    3. Cash Equity                          $6,500,000 (includes
                                                              working capital)
              ii. The land acquisition is being funded by one of the Principals.
                  The land will be divided into a minimum  of 3 parcels of  land
                  (each  with  their  own  title)  to  support  the  3 Phases of
                  development for the 26 acre site.
                    1. Each  parcel  will   have   a  right  of  way  to  shared
                       infrastructure including the docking facilities.
                    2. Parcel Size

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                       a. Ethanol  Plant (Phase 1)
                          This  parcel  of  land will be of a size to support an
                          Ethanol  facility  as  described  in Phase 1  with the
                          ability  to  expand  to  support  production up to 240
                          MGY.  The  Principals  will  in  turn  hold  a 10 year
                          mortgage  on  the  property  based  on  a  fair market
                          appraisal  at an interest rate that is consistent with
                          a  transaction  of  this nature.  Monthly  payments of
                          interest  only  will  commence  once   the  definitive
                          agreement  has  been  signed  with  full principal and
                          interest  payments  occurring  when   the   plant   is
                          operational.

                       b. Biodiesel Plant (Phase 2)
                          The size of this parcel will be based on  the  need to
                          support  at  a  minimum  a  30  MGY  biodiesel  plant.
                          Investor has first right of refusal to  participate in
                          the equity portion of this Phase.
                       c. Co-Generation facility (Phase 3)
                          The  size  of  this parcel of land will be  determined
                          based on the capacity of the generating requirements.
       e. Investor has first right of refusal on the equity  investment  for the
          biodiesel  facility  - Phase 2,  under the same  equity  participation
          percentages outlined in this LOI.
       f. A current appraisal of the land with full property description will be
          provided before the exclusive  period  (described  below) expires.  In
          addition,  a copy of the  purchase  agreement  showing the actual land
          purchase amount and title will be provided with the appraisal.
       g. Investor  will  provide  the   Principals   with  current   financials
          supporting the Investors ability to fund this investment.
       h. A letter of intent or conditional terms sheet covering the senior debt
          will be provided as part of due  diligence  prior to this  transaction
          closing.
       i. It is mutually  agreed that the initial site planning and  development
          will   incorporate  the  necessary   infrastructure   to  support  the
          facilities  ability to produce 120 MGY either  initially  or in two 60
          MGY phases.
       j. The Principals will provide evidence acceptable to the Investor of the
          injection  of  $964,287  USD as seed  money  by the  Principals.  This
          injection  can be in the  form of cash or debt  reduction  on the land
          purchase  amount  amortized  over the 10 year term or a combination of
          the two.
       k. The  Definitive  Agreement  will  need to  incorporate  the  terms  of
          dividend distribution to the shareholders.
       l. The  Definitive  Agreement  will  need to  incorporate  a  clause  for
          determining  project valuation in the event that either party wants to
          buy the other party out of their equity position.

  2.  Description of Project

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       a. The Principals
            i. Energen  Developments  Ltd (EDL) was founded in April 2004,  as a
               special purpose  vehicle for the development of energy  projects.
               EDL  is  the  project   development   company  that  consists  of
               principals from Gibson Energy Ltd (Deryck Gibson & Steven Hawkes)
               and Peter Horn;  alongside partner companies that are joining EDL
               presently.
           ii. The Principals have extensive business experience in the Jamaican
               energy  industry,  including  project  development,  project  and
               construction management,  plant engineering and the operation and
               maintenance of power plants and biomass projects.
          iii. The  Government  of  Jamaica  and the  Ministry  of  Energy  have
               recently  set a  national  priority  on  increasing  ethanol  and
               biodiesel production. They have set a target for the construction
               of a new 60 Million  gallon per year  (MGY)  ethanol  dehydration
               plant by the end of 2007 to supplement a similar  sized  facility
               that they are already operating or under construction.
           iv. The Government has indicated a preference that the private sector
               engages in this opportunity directly.  Otherwise,  the Government
               will  build the  project  itself  via the  state-owned  Petroleum
               Corporation   of  Jamaica   (Petrojam).   EDL  has   assembled  a
               highly-qualified  project consortium with the necessary resources
               and  experience to meet this mandate and build the facility.  EDL
               has met  with  the  Minister  of  Energy,  the  Honorable  Philip
               Paulwell,  and has his strong and active  support,  amongst other
               industry  and  government  leaders  that have  formed a  positive
               consensus for the EDL proposal.

       b. The Project
            i. The Project is a new production  plant to be located in Kingston,
               Jamaica,  to produce  ethanol and  biodiesel for local and export
               sales   markets.   The  total  cost  of  both  projects  will  be
               approximately $42 million USD. The Ethanol Dehydration Plant will
               be  built  first  at  a  total  cost  of  $32  million  USD  with
               commissioning in 2007.
                 1. Phase 1
                      a. Phase 1 of the  Project  will be a 60 MGY (227  Million
                         Litre)  ethanol  dehydration  plant.  The Project  will
                         procure  hydrous  ethanol  and  dehydrate  it  to  meet
                         specifications   for  use  in  a  fuel  grade   ethanol
                         (anhydrous  ethanol).   The  feedstock  will  initially
                         originate from Brazil,  but it is anticipated that some
                         portion will be supplied locally in the near future.
                      b. The Project has agreements  supporting a fix priced EPC
                         contract   from   Dedini   Brazil's   leading   ethanol
                         technology and Construction Company.

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                      c. Off-take and Feedstock  agreements  are in place in LOI
                         form  until  equity  funding  at which  point they will
                         become firm contracts.
                 2. Phase 2
                      a. Phase 2 will  incorporate a 30 MGY (113 Million  Litre)
                         biodiesel  plant.  EDL will procure  crude palm oil and
                         use an  ethanol-based  transesterification  process  to
                         produce   biodiesel.   The  feedstock   will  initially
                         originate from Malaysia and  Honduras/Central  America.
                         The  facility  cost will be $10  million  as a turn-key
                         facility.   This  is  not   part  of  this   investment
                         consideration.
                 3. The Site Location
                      a. The general  location of the project is  strategic  and
                         advantageous  with respect to feedstock  supplies,  the
                         U.S. ethanol market, the USA/Caribbean trade agreements
                         and  the  emerging   Biofuels  and   renewable   energy
                         Industries in Jamaica and the Caribbean.
                      b. The Project  has secured the lead bid and is  providing
                         supporting  bid  documentation  to  secure  the  Texaco
                         Eastern  Terminal  site  from  Chevron.  The site is as
                         follow:
                           i.  26  acre property with existing dock  facilities,
                               warehouse and office space and access to highways
                          ii.  Dock Facilities will be certified
                         iii.  The   bid   for  the  property  is  approximately
                               $7,000,000 USD.
                      c. The targeted  closing on the above property is February
                         25th, 2007.

  3.  Due Diligence Review

       a. Promptly  following  the  execution  of this  Letter  of  Intent,  the
          Principals  will allow the Investor to complete our examination of the
          Projects  financial  projections,  business  plans,  contracts - Fixed
          Price EPC,  Feedstock and Ethanol  Off-take  agreements etc,  business
          correspondence,  senior debt commitments and other legal documents and
          generally to complete due diligence.  Any information  obtained by the
          Investor as a result  thereof  will be  maintained  by the Investor in
          confidence.  The parties  will  cooperate  to complete  due  diligence
          expeditiously.

  4.  Definitive Agreement

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       a. All of the terms and conditions of the proposed  transaction  would be
          stated in the  Investment  Commitment,  to be  negotiated,  agreed and
          executed by the Investor and  Principals.  Neither party intends to be
          bound by any oral or written  statements or correspondence  concerning
          the Investment  Commitment arising during the course of due diligence,
          not withstanding  that the same may be expressed in terms signifying a
          partial, preliminary or interim agreement between parties.

  5.  Timing

       a. The Investor and the Principals  would use all  reasonable  efforts to
          complete  the due  diligence  within  45 days of the  signing  on this
          agreement  provided  that no  circumstances  arise that would  require
          additional  time.  The  Investor  and the  Principals  will  conduct a
          financial close within  10-business  days of the completion of the due
          diligence, which will include having funds available for Project use.

  6.  Expenses

       a. The Investor and Principals  will be responsible for and pay their own
          respective  expenses incident to this Letter of Intent, the Investment
          Commitment contemplated hereby and thereby.

  7.  Exclusive Rights

       a. In order to induce the Investor to commit the resources,  forego other
          potential   opportunities,   and  incur  the  legal,   accounting  and
          incidental  expenses necessary to properly evaluate the possibility of
          investing in the Project  described  above,  and to finalize the terms
          of,  and  consummate,   the  transaction   contemplated   hereby,  the
          Principals agree that up until the financial  close,  your affiliates,
          and your and  their  respective  officers,  directors,  employees  and
          agents shall not initiate, solicit, encourage, directly or indirectly,
          or accept any offer or proposal,  regarding the possible investment by
          any person other than the Investor including,  without limitation,  by
          way of a purchase of shares,  purchase of assets or merger,  of all or
          any substantial  part of your equity  securities or assets,  and shall
          not (other  than in the  ordinary  course of  business  as  heretofore
          conducted) provide any confidential  information regarding your assets
          or  business  to  any  person   other  than  the   Investor   and  our
          representatives.

  8.  Binding Obligation

       a. Except for the  agreements  set forth in  Sections 5, 6, and 7 hereof,
          this letter is not intended as a contract or to create any enforceable
          rights  or  obligations  whatsoever  on the part of either  party.  No
          obligations  on the

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          part of either party with respect to the matters covered hereby (other
          than as set  forth in  Paragraphs  6, 7, 8 and 9 hereof)  shall  exist
          unless  and  until a  written  agreement,  satisfactory  in  form  and
          substance  to both  parties,  has been  approved  by their  respective
          boards of directors and executed by officers  specifically  authorized
          to do so, and then only in accordance with the terms and conditions of
          such Investment Commitment agreement.

  9.  Miscellaneous

       a. This letter shall be governed by the substantive  laws of the Province
          of Ontario, Canada without regard to conflict of law principles.  This
          letter  constitutes  the entire  understanding  and agreement  between
          parties  hereto and their  affiliate's  with  respect  to its  subject
          matter,  and  supersedes  all  prior  or  contemporaneous  agreements,
          representations, warranties and understandings of such parties hereto.
          This letter may be amended  only by written  agreement,  signed by the
          parties to be bound by the amendment.  Evidence shall be  inadmissible
          to show agreement by and between such parties to any term or condition
          contrary to or in addition to the terms and  conditions  contained  in
          this  letter.  This letter  shall be  construed  according to its fair
          meaning and not strictly for or against either party.



If the foregoing terms and conditions are acceptable, please acknowledge by
signing and returning a copy to my attention.


Very truly yours,


Northern Ethanol Investments Inc.





By:   s/Gordon Laschinger
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      Gordon Laschinger - President


ACCEPTED AND AGREED

Energen Developments Ltd.

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By:   s/Steven W. Hawkes
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      Steven W. Hawkes
      Managing Director



CC:  Rob McGill   - The Pinnacle Group
     Jay Chapler  - Northern Ethanol Investments Inc.



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