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EX10-10

	

EXHIBIT 10.10

AGREEMENT

AGREEMENT between AMERICAN
TECHNOLOGIES GROUP, INC., 1017 South Mountain Avenue, Monrovia, California
91016, hereinafter called (“ATG”) and CHINA NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES
& ELECTRIC POWER MATERIALS & EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, Baiguang Road,
Xuanwu District, Beijing 100053, P.R. China, hereinafter called
(“CWEMEC”). 

Whereas: During March 15 to March
19, 1999 CWEMEC and ATG have held further meetings to build on the business relationship
between them which began in August, 1998 with a Memorandum of Understanding; and  

Whereas: CWEMEC has
promoted ATG’s The Force® in the Chinese marketplace and the
parties now desire to set forth the terms for the joint effort to promote sales
of The Force in the Peoples Republic of China and by which ATG will sell The
Force to CWEMEC. 

Now, therefore, for good
and valuable consideration the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged by the
parties, it is agreed as follows: 

	1. 		PRODUCT.

	

     a.
ATG hereby grants to CWEMEC the exclusive right to distribute the Company’s
proprietary airborne fuel additive known as The Force, (the “Product”)
in China for five years. 

     b.
CWEMEC shall place an opening order along with irrevocable letter of credit
(“ILOC”) within two weeks of the date hereof. The parties anticipate
CWEMEC purchasing 75,000 units within 7 months. After one year, ATG and CWEMEC
will determine in good faith reasonable minimum purchase quantities for CWEMEC. 

     c.
ATG reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to make changes to the
packaging, name, trademarks or otherwise alter the Product upon thirty (30) days
prior written notice to CWEMEC. 

     d.
CWEMEC is authorized to create packaging materials, descriptive literature,
advertising and other promotional materials relating to the Product in
accordance with ATG’s format. 

     e.
CWEMEC shall include ATG’s Product trademark and the ATG’s trade name
and address as suppliers of the Product on all packaging, promotional materials
and advertising of the Product. 

     f.
CWEMEC shall make no oral or written statements or claims regarding the
Product’s effectiveness without ATG’s prior written consent. 

	

2. JOINT MARKETING
FEES. Upon full payment for the Product, ATG shall pay to a separate
designated account of CWEMEC in the United States a promotional fee. The
promotional fee for the first 75,000 units shall be One Dollar Fifty Cents
(US$1.50) per unit. Thereafter, the promotional fee shall be One Dollar
(US$1.00) per unit. This promotional fee is based on The Force auto formula. In
the event of price changes for The Force, the promotional fee will be adjusted
accordingly upon mutual agreement 

3. TERMS OF
SHIPMENTS. ATG shall deliver the Product to CWEMEC’s selected carrier
at the ATG’s designated manufacturing location, currently the address set
forth above, and title to the Product shall pass at that time with CWEMEC
responsible for all shipping, insurance, duties, taxes and other charges. 

4. PRICES. The
prices for The Force auto formula are Three US Dollars (US$3.00) per individual
unit. This is ATG’s confidential export prices and are F.O.B. ATG’s
manufacturing location. ATG may be amend the priced from time to time upon
ninety (90) days notice to CWEMEC but no more often than once each year by not
more than 15%. All prices, fees and payment requirements herein shall be 50%
higher for The Force Fleet formula for trucks. 

5. PAYMENT. Upon
placement of the initial order, CWEMEC shall place into effect an irrevocable
letter of credit (“ILOC”) in an amount sufficient to cover the minimum
purchase, plus shipping costs (unless shipping has been prepaid by CWEMEC), from
a bank and in a form acceptable to ATG. Upon delivery of the Product so order to
the common carrier designated by CWEMEC, ATG may draw upon the ILOC to the
extent of One Dollar Thirty Cents (US$1.30) per unit ordered plus applicable
shipping charges by delivery to ATG’s bank of evidence of delivery to
CWEMEC’s selected carrier of the Product ordered. ATG shall draw upon the
remainder of the ILOC ninety (90) thereafter. 

6. RETURN OF PRODUCT. No Product may
be returned except under the following circumstances: 

     a.
CWEMEC shall use ordinary care to discover as soon as practicable any defect
rendering the Product unfit for resale and in no event later than thirty (30)
days after the date of arrival of the Product at CWEMEC’s warehouse. 

     b.
CWEMEC shall promptly send to ATG units of Product which are alleged to be
defective or some other evidence of deficiency agreed upon by the parties.
Credit for the defective Product shall be issued only if and to the extent that
the Product is actually defective and such defect can be documented to have been
caused by ATG’s processing or packaging of the Product. 

     c.
ATG, at its option, shall either replace the defective Product with the same
quantity of good salable Product shipped entirely at ATG’s expense and risk
to the warehouse of CWEMEC or issue a credit for the distributor’s
pro-rated cost of the defective Product, including all cost of shipping,
handling, insurance, taxes and duties. 

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     d.
CWEMEC shall, at the request of ATG, return the defective Product, destroy it or
otherwise dispose of the Product, at the expense of ATG or sell it for salvage
as an offset against the amount due CWEMEC under Subsection 5(c) above. 

7. TERM OF AGREEMENT. The term of
this Agreement shall commence on the date hereof and shall be effective until March 31,
2004. 

8. CHINESE GENERAL
AGENCY CORPORATION. The parties intend to form a Chinese corporation to act
as the sole agent for the sale of The Force in PRC. This corporation will
initially be owned at least 51% by ATG. In the event that additional parties
become shareholders as investors, at least 51% will be owned between ATG and
CWEMEC. Upon formation of this corporation, it will succeed to the rights of
CWEMEC under this Agreement except for this Section 8. 

9. ELECTRICITY
GENERATION USING DIESEL AND HEAVY OIL. ATG will send a special delegation to
PRC to test ATG’s IETM Technology in diesel generator’s at a power
plant in accordance with the August 7, 1998 memorandum between the parties. 

10. ARBITRATION. If the parties are
unable to resolve amicably any dispute arising in connection with or from the terms of
this Agreement, the dispute shall be submitted to binding arbitration according to both
United States and Chinese law.  

11. NOTICE. Notice
shall be effective when a writing is received by the party to whom it is sent,
whether by mail, facsimile transmission, personal delivery, electronic mail or
otherwise. If the notice is mailed by certified mail return receipt or by
courier requiring signature prior to delivery to the address of each party
appearing herein, or to such other addresses as each may give the other in
writing for this purpose, it shall be deemed “received” on the date
the certified mail or courier delivery is received or refused by the addressee,
or when the certified mail or courier delivery is returned to the sender as
unclaimed. 

12. GENERAL PROVISIONS. 

     a.
This Agreement shall be binding upon and shall inure to the benefit of the legal
representatives, successors and permitted assigns of ATG and the CWEMEC. 

     b.
This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of California and the laws of
China. 

     c.
The failure of either party to enforce any provision of this Agreement will not
constitute a waiver by such party to subsequently enforce that provision or any
other provision of this Agreement. 

     d.
This Agreement may be modified or changed only by a written instrument signed by the
parties hereto. 

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     e.
Typewritten or handwritten provisions inserted in this Agreement or attached as
exhibits to it (and initialed by the parties) shall control all printed
provisions in conflict therewith. 

     f.
This Agreement may be executed in one or more counterparts each of which shall
be deemed an original but all of which shall constitute one and the same
Agreement. 

     g.
Each party agrees to perform any further acts and execute and deliver any
documents which may be reasonably necessary to carry out the provisions and
effectuate the purpose of this Agreement. 

     h.
In the event that any provisions of this Agreement is found to be invalid or
otherwise unenforceable under any applicable law, such invalidity or
unenforceability shall not be construed as rendering any other provisions
contained herein invalid or unenforceable, and all such other provisions shall
be given full force and effect to the same extent as though the invalid or
unenforceable provision were not contained herein. 

     i.
This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement and supersedes all prior
agreements and understandings, oral and written, between the parties with
respect to the subject matter hereof. 

     j.
This Agreement shall not be assigned by either party without the prior written consent of
the other party. 

     k.
This document and its corresponding Chinese translation are both legal documents. 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the
parties have executed this Agreement as of this 19th day of March, 1999. 

		
	CHINA NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES	 	AMERICAN TECHNOLOGIES GROUP, INC.	 
	& ELECTRIC POWER MATERIALS &	 	 	 
	EQUIPMENT CORPORATION	 	 	 

	By: s/s Chen Huan-Sheng
   
       ——————————————
       Chen Huan-Sheng
       Senior Economist
	 	By: s/s Harold Rapp
        —————————————————

       
Harold Rapp
        Chief Operating Officer	 

	

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March 18, 1999 

AMERICAN TECHNOLOGIES GROUP, INC. 

The undersigned hereby
orders 7,200 units of The Force. The specific formulas will be identified within
two weeks at which time the undersigned will deliver an irrevocable letter of
credit for the units in accordance with our agreement. 

CHINA NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES & ELECTRIC

POWER MATERIALS & EQUIPMENT CORPORATION 

	By:  /s/ Chen Huan-Sheng
        ——————————————

        Chen Huan-Sheng
        Senior Economist		 

	

5Ex 10-11

	

EXHIBIT 10.11

REPRESENTATIVE AGREEMENT

     This
REPRESENTATIVE AGREEMENT is made and entered into as of the 6th day of November,
2000 by and between Brawley, Pardini, Fonzi, Inc., located at 5242 Katella Ave.,
Suite 102, Los Alamitos, CA 90720 (hereinafter referred to as referred to as the
“REPRESENTATIVE”), and American Technologies Group, Inc., located at
1017 S. Mountain Avenue, Monrovia California 91016 (hereinafter referred to as
“MANUFACTURER”) 

     In
their mutual best interest, and in consideration of the mutual covenants
hereinafter set forth, MANUFACTURER and the REPRESENTATIVE agree as follows: 

1.
Duration of Agreement: This Agreement shall remain in force until terminated in
accordance with paragraph 14.  

2.
Territory: MANUFACTURER hereby appoints and designates the REPRESENTATIVE as its sole and
exclusive manufacturer's representative and sales agent for the products described in
Section 3 hereof in the territory described below: 

Continental United States

However, REPRESENTATIVE
shall not offer the products for sale to the trucking, bus, rail, transit or
asphalt industries. 

3. Products: The
REPRESENTATIVE is authorized to offer The Force® airborne combustion
enhancer, and such other products as the parties may from time to time agree
upon, for sale on terms and conditions, and in accordance with the general sales
policies established from time-to-time by MANUFACTURER. MANUFACTURER agrees to
furnish complete and up-to-date information on its product lines to
REPRESENTATIVE but retains the exclusive right to define such products and
services. 

	4.		
Competitive Products*: The REPRESENTATIVE agrees that, until the
termination of this Agreement, it will not represent any person, firm,
corporation or entity manufacturing items which are directly competitive with
the products being manufactured by MANUFACTURER. The REPRESENTATIVE agrees to
keep MANUFACTURER informed of products offered by other manufacturers it
represents which are similar to some but not all of the products offered by
MANUFACTURER. MANUFACTURER and the REPRESENTATIVE will work to resolve any
potential conflict between themselves.

	

     *
Referring to airborne fuel/engine treatment 

5. Independent
Entity: The REPRESENTATIVE agrees to conduct all of its business in its own
name as an independent contractor, to maintain at least one active sales office
in the Territory and to provide competent sales engineers who will apply their
best efforts to provide sales coverage to MANUFACTURER. In connection with the
performance of this Agreement, the entire management and direction of the
REPRESENTATIVE’s operations, including the sales organization, shall at all
times be under the exclusive control and management of the REPRESENTATIVE. 

6. Operating Procedure and
Communications: The REPRESENTATIVE agrees that it will, at all times, use its best
efforts to promote the business and welfare of MANUFACTURER. 

a. The
REPRESENTATIVE’s duties in connection with the promotion of business for
MANUFACTURER shall include but are not restricted to: active solicitation of
orders, application engineering, assistance on proposal preparation, field
service, liaison engineering, assistance with contract negotiations, contract
administration, prompt follow-up of and reporting on sales leads, and complete
disclosure to MANUFACTURER of information pertinent to MANUFACTURER. 

b. MANUFACTURER agrees to
furnish the REPRESENTATIVE with copies of all correspondence, invoices, sales
documents, sales leads and other information pertaining to sales and prospective
sales within the REPRESENTATIVE’s territory promptly upon their
origination. 

c. The REPRESENTATIVE
agrees to furnish MANUFACTURER with copies of correspondence, or other documents
it originates pertinent to its work on behalf MANUFACTURER in a timely manner.
The REPRESENTATIVE also agrees to cooperate with MANUFACTURER in furnishing
Active Prospect lists and such periodic and special sales and operating reports
as may be requested from time-to-time by MANUFACTURER. 

7. Confidentiality: The
REPRESENTATIVE acknowledges that it is in a confidential relationship with MANUFACTURER
in respect to proprietary items, trade secrets, processes, inventions, operational
procedures, and any and all other information obtained by the REPRESENTATIVE through its
representation of MANUFACTURER. The REPRESENTATIVE, its servants, employees and
associates, shall not disclose during the term of this Agreement, nor at any time
thereafter, any prices, trade secrets, processes, inventions, proprietary information,
operational procedures, or other information which MANUFACTURER may have revealed to
the REPRESENTATIVE, its servants, employees and associates, during the term of this
Agreement.

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8. Sales Promotion:
It is contemplated that MANUFACTURER may from time-to-time engage in sales
promotion and advertising on behalf of its product line in conjunction with
sales activities of the REPRESENTATIVE. In connection with such efforts,
MANUFACTURER will supply reasonable quantities of promotional, advertising and
pricing material without cost to the REPRESENTATIVE. 

9. Training:
MANUFACTURER recognizes the importance of adequate training on its products,
their applications and how they are sold. Accordingly, MANUFACTURER will from
time-to-time prepare training materials and provide training schools and
training programs for the REPRESENTATIVE. The REPRESENTATIVE agrees to make
every reasonable effort to assure active participation of all appropriate
personnel in its organization in the use of such materials and attendance at
training events. 

10. Prices:
MANUFACTURER reserves the exclusive right to establish all prices, discount
specifications, terms and conditions governing the sale of its products and
services. MANUFACTURER further reserves the right to change any and all such
prices and other terms of sales at any time and without prior notice, but agrees
to furnish the REPRESENTATIVE with full current information on them to the best
of its ability. 

11. Acceptance of
Orders: All orders solicited or obtained by the REPRESENTATIVE shall be
subject to acceptance or rejection by MANUFACTURER in its uncontrolled
discretion. It is understood that the REPRESENTATIVE is hereby granted only the
authority to solicit and obtain orders for transmittal to MANUFACTURER. The
REPRESENTATIVE has neither express or implied authorization to accept orders on
behalf of MANUFACTURER or to enter into written or oral contracts or agreements
of any nature on behalf of MANUFACTURER. 

12. REPRESENTATIVE Compensation: The
REPRESENTATIVE shall be compensated entirely on a commission basis at the rate of 10% of
net sales to their customers, subject to the following provisions. 

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a. REPRESENTATIVE
commissions are payable by the 15th business day of each month on orders paid
during the preceding calendar month. Each payment shall be preceded or
accompanied by an accounting in sufficient detail to enable the REPRESENTATIVE
to check the accuracy and the amount of commissions paid. 

b. Commissions are computed on the
net amount of invoices rendered, after all trade discounts have been deducted. 

c. MANUFACTURER shall
charge back to the REPRESENTATIVE’s commission account the amount of any
commissions already credited, in connection with any and all proper and
allowable deductions made by the customer when remitting. 

d. MANUFACTURER shall have
the right to charge back to the REPRESENTATIVE’s commission account a pro
rata amount of any commissions already credited or paid to the REPRESENTATIVE,
when final settlement is made or completed with a customer on other than a full
payment basis; it is expressly understood that MANUFACTURER shall at all times
exercise proper caution and diligence it its endeavors to collect full and
proper amounts from its customers. 

e. If credit is granted or
a refund is made to a customer by MANUFACTURER because of returned products, any
commission already paid on such returned products shall be deducted from the
next commission payment or refunded by the REPRESENTATIVE if no further
commissions are to become due. 

f. MANUFACTURER shall not be
obligated hereunder to make payment of commissions to the REPRESENTATIVE for any order
received or accepted prior to the effective date of this Agreement. 

13. Effective Date: This Agreement
shall become effective when executed by the REPRESENTATIVE and a duly authorized officer
of MANUFACTURER as of the date first above written. 

14. Termination: This Agreement
shall terminate automatically upon the occurrence of a breach of this Agreement by
MANUFACTURER or by the REPRESENTATIVE, but such termination shall not affect the right of
the injured party to compensation from the other for damages occasioned by any such
breach. 

a. This Agreement may be
terminated without cause by either party hereto by giving written notice to that
effect in accordance with the following schedule: 

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     During
the 1st year — 30 days 
     During the 2nd year — 60 days 

     During the 3rd year — 90 days 
     During
the 4th and subsequent years — 120 days 

Such notice of termination
to be sent by certified or registered United States mail directed to the
principal place of business of the other party as written first above in this
Agreement. 

15. Applicable Laws: The laws of the
State of California shall apply and bind the parties in any and all questions arising
hereunder regardless of the jurisdiction in which say action or proceedings may be
initiated or maintained. 

16. Export Business:
All export business, regardless of origin, shall be excluded from this Agreement
and MANUFACTURER shall be under no obligation to pay the REPRESENTATIVE
commissions in connection with any sales or purchases made expressly for export
from the United States. However, should MANUFACTURER ask for, look to or accept
the assistance of the REPRESENTATIVE on any such transaction, the REPRESENTATIVE
shall, unless otherwise agreed in writing, be entitled to commissions on the
same terms and conditions as otherwise provided in this Agreement. 

17. Assignability:
REPRESENTATIVE acknowledges that the consideration for entering into this
Agreement is the personal reputation, qualifications and abilities of the
present owner or owners of REPRESENTATIVE’s business and operations, and
accordingly the obligation of the REPRESENTATIVE hereunder is not subject to
assignment or delegation, either voluntarily or by operation of law, except with
the prior written consent and agreement of MANUFACTURER. 

18. Disputes and
Arbitration: MANUFACTURER and the REPRESENTATIVE agree that any disputes or
questions arising hereunder including the construction or application of this
Agreement shall be settled by arbitration in accordance with the rules of the
American Arbitration Association then in force, and that the arbitration
hearings shall be held in the city in which the principal office of the party
requesting arbitration (with the American Arbitration Association) is located.
If the parties cannot agree upon an arbitrator within ten (10) days after demand
by either of them, either or both parties may request the American Arbitration
Associate to name a panel of five (5) arbitrators. The MANUFACTURER shall strike
the names of two (2) on this list, the REPRESENTATIVE shall then strike two (2) names, and the remaining name shall
be the arbitrator. The decision of the arbitrator shall be final and binding
upon the parties both as to law and to fact, and shall not be appealable to any
court in any jurisdiction. The expenses of the arbitrator shall be shared
equally by the parties, unless the arbitrator determines that the expenses shall
be otherwise assessed.

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19. Entire
Agreement: This instrument contains the entire agreement between the parties
hereto in connection with the appointment of the REPRESENTATIVE as sole and
exclusive manufacturer’s representative and sales agent of MANUFACTURER in
the assigned territory. This Agreement cancels and supersedes any and all other
previous arrangements or agreements between the REPRESENTATIVE and MANUFACTURER.
It is understood by both parties hereto that this agreement constitutes a
contract between the REPRESENTATIVE and MANUFACTURER. REPRESENTATIVE agrees to
maintain sufficient public liability and personal liability insurance and hold
harmless MANUFACTURER from any claims which may arise out of the
REPRESENTATIVE’s day-to-day business activities on behalf of MANUFACTURER. 

     IN
WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have set their hands as of the day and year
first above written. 

	Brawley, Pardini, Fonzi, Inc.		 American Technologies Group, Inc.

	BY:  /s/  Patrict Pardini

        ——————————————
        Patrict Pardini		BY:  /s/  Lawrence J. Brady
      
——————————————
        Lawrence J. Brady

        Chief Executive Officer

	

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