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Energex began operations in 1993 when we obtained our Lac-Mégantic, QC facility from Shell Oil Company. Shell Oil built the plant in 1981, making it one of the oldest wood pellet facilities in North America. We still produce quality wood pellet products at Lac-Mégantic today, and recent renovations made us even more efficient. Our Quebec softwood pellet plant makes our Premium Softwood Blend and Premium 100% Softwood pellets. You can count on the Lac-Mégantic pellet plant to provide only the best softwood pellets. Seven years into our business operations, we realized we needed to expand to the mid-Atlantic, United States. In 2000, we merged a West Virginia pellet plant into a Mifflintown, Pennsylvania, plant, which acts as our hardwood pellet plant and now corporate headquarters. The Hardwood Premium, Hardwood Super Premium, and Ol’ Hick Cooking Pellets all come from our Mifflintown facility. Our convenient location in the center of the state lets us deliver pellets in bulk to most areas of Pennsylvania. When you buy our hardwood pellets, you’ll see why they call us the top hardwood pellet manufacturer in the mid-Atlantic. In 2017, Energex expanded its product line to the BBQ world, with the launch of Ol' Hick Cooking Pellets. Wanting to produce a premium brand, Ol' Hick produced a 100% Hickory, followed by a 100% Applewood BBQ pellet. In 2019, Energex-Ol' Hick partnered with the World's #1 Bourbon producer to make Jim Beam Bourbon Barrel Cooking Pellets made from Genuine Jim Beam Bourbon Barrels.

GREEN FUTURE INNOVATIONS, INC. is a corporation fully committed towards a green and sustainable development. The bioethanol plant shall utilize sugarcane sources that are wholly owned by Filipinos. Once fully-operational, the plant has a capacity to produce 200,000 liters per day or 54 million liters of anhydrous alcohol annually, thereby displacing the country’s reliance on imported fossil fuel. The cogeneration plant, after converting excess bagasse to energy, will generate approximately 19 megawatts of renewable power, 13 megawatts of which will be exported to the national grid in support of the Philippine Government’s Energy Development Program. GFII has signed sugarcane growership contracts with 4,000 farmer families in Isabela province thus affecting 20,000 Filipinos. The plant operations shall create employment for 15,000 workers and will have a tremendous positive impact on the local community.