Norb Hintz

Intrinergy is one of the world's leading biomass energy companies. As major utilities and other energy consumers seek energy independence and a reduced carbon footprint, biomass is emerging as a compelling resource in the renewable energy sector. Each of its trifocal product offerings aids in reducing greenhouse gases, landfill contributions, fossil fuel dependency, and energy costs to its customers. Through its subsidiaries, they manufacture high-quality wood pellets, source and process woody biomass, and build, own, and operate CHP facilities around the world. Intrinergy's Enviva Materials has been aggregating and delivering wood and other biomass for Intrinergy facilities and third parties in the US and Europe since 2004. Its seasoned team of foresters and operators has over a century of combined experience in the biomass industry. Currently, Enviva Materials product catalog includes Enviva Wood Chips, Enviva Mini Chips, and Enviva Micro Chips, as well as alternative biomass feedstock like rice hulls and coconut shells. They have also begun testing energy crops, which, over time, they expect to, become a core component of its biomass supply strategy. Intrinergy's Enviva Pellets is dedicated to producing high-quality industrial and residential wood pellets. Since 2007, Enviva Pellets has been leveraging Enviva Materials' skills and resources to manufacture, market, and distribute several hundred thousand tons of Enviva Wood Pellets annually to customers around the world. They are also closely monitoring the development of terrified wood fuel, which they expect to be more widely available over the next few years. They plan to build its first 30,000 ton torrefaction plant in 2011 in Virginia. Intrinergy's IN Bioenergy LLC converts cost-competitive biomass into green electricity and steam for industrial customers. Its CHP team builds, owns and operates biomass CHP plants for its clients and is dedicated to seeking out safe, stable, reliable energy solutions.

Enviva LP provides woody biomass to industrial-scale customers. It supplies wood pellets and other processed woody biomass fuels to serve power generation and industrial customers seeking to decrease their dependence on fossil fuels. The firm offers wood pellets, which are energy dense, low moisture, uniformly-sized wood fuels and wood chips, which are made out of low grade wood and waste materials that are left over after a primary harvest. The company was founded by Norb Hintz in 2004 and is headquartered in Bethesda, MD.