Enviva, E.ON sign biomass supply contract
Enviva has signed a multi-year contract with E.ON for the supply of 240,000-metric ton of wood pellets per year.
Under the terms of the contract, Enviva will supply wood pellets from its facilities in the southeastern US.
The contract is scheduled to commence in early 2013.
Enviva chairman and CEO John Keppler said demand for clean, renewable resources like sustainably produced wood pellets continues to grow as energy generators invest in alternatives to traditional fossil fuels.
"Our partnership with E.ON strengthens the economic and environmental benefits achievable from renewable biomass resources in energy production," added Keppler.
E.ON biomass sourcing manager Jan Groeneveld said strong agreements with companies like Enviva that are focused on growing biomass supply and share the firm's views on the importance of promoting sustainability are essential for it to invest in biomass generation.
Related Insight
Suppliers Directory
Power Generation Biofuels & Biomass Fossil Fuel Geothermal Hydro Nuclear Solar Wind
Power Distribution Utilities Network Utilities Retail
Mining & Commodities Carbon Coal Minerals & Materials Nuclear Fuels
Biofuels & Biomass Intelligence
“Competing For Share Of Global Upstream Oil & Gas Industry Spend In 2010-2011” is a new report published by ICD Research that analyzes how industry suppliers’ media spend, marketing and sales strategies & practices and business planning will be shaped in 2010 to 2011. In an uncertain economic climate this report gives you access to the media channel spending outlooks, media budgets, marketing agency selection criteria, business challenges and sales tactics of leading suppliers to the upstream oil and gas industry. The report also identifies oil and gas exploration and production companies and suppliers future growth, M&A and investment expectations. The research is based on an extensive survey of senior and C-level industry executives from our market leading panels. Buy online from $2000
Comments may be moderated for spam, obscenities or defamation.