Renegy  
     
  Renegy, LLC and Renegy Trucking, LLC (Renegy) are companies that are bidding and contracting with the USFS and other parties to harvest and haul biomass fuel for SWMP. The material comes principally from the USFS Rodeo-Chediski Fire area and subcontracting from the stewardship contract awarded to Future Forests, LLC in Sept. 2004. Renegy is also running two sawmills with up to a 20 million board foot capacity in Snowflake, AZwith over 50% of the sawlog waste becoming hog fuel for the SWMP biomass plant. Renegy is removing all excess biomass refuse at 2 disposal sites (Forest Lakes, Heber/Overgaard), and several 3rd party sawmill sites (Clay Springs, Showlow, Snowflake, FATCO’s Cibecue and Whiteriver sawmills). Renegy’s sole mission is to provide cost-effective forest residue biomass fuel to SWMP, LLC by processing in the woods, transporting and then manufacturing lumber, mulch or other high value products to substantially reduce the cost of by-product biomass hog fuels.  
     
  In June 2002 the largest forest fire in the history of the southwest, the Rodeo-Chediski Fire, burned over 475,000 acres within 20 miles of the plant site. Renegy, LLC is harvesting the fire damaged trees under individual contracts with the USFS. Renegy, LLC has over 20,000 acres of the fire-damaged area under contract with an estimated volume of over 300,000 tons of biomass and over $4 Million of retail value of saw logs. The most optimistic plan is for the saw log operations at the Renegy sawmills will generate sufficient cash flow in the next two years to fund the accumulation of biomass fuel for the biomass facility. The biomass plant will need over 100,000 bone dry tons of biomass annually to operate given the paper sludge available from Abitibi. The objective of Renegy is to stockpile at least a 3 year supply of fuel before operations commence. The belief is that stockpiling will accomplish two things… security for the plant and negotiating strength with local sources of biomass fuels (eg. sawmills, reservation forestry personnel and USFS thinning operators).  
     
  On August 15, 2004 Arizona received the largest stewardship contract in the history of the US Forest Service to thin unburned areas of the forest that are unhealthy due to crowding, beetle kill and draught conditions that have plagued Arizona’s forests recently. Renegy has contracts to receive over 70,000 tons of green biomass from these contracts.  
     
  Renegy has also been assured by the General Manager of Fort Apache Timber Company (FATCO--the exclusive lumber operation for the BIA and Apache Tribe in the White Mountains) that SWMP has the ability to buy sawdust and ground sawmill waste FOB FATCO. To commence this relationship, in January 2005 Renegy contracted with FATCO to remove the remaining pile of chips from the closed Cibecue sawmill.  
   
  Apache and Sitgreaves National Forest Site  
     
  NZ Legacy lands sit on or near the Apache and Sitgreaves National Forest and the vistas of the 7.600 ft. forested Mogollon Rim. The Apache and Sitgreaves National Forest covers over 2 million acres of pristine wilderness in east-central Arizona. To learn more about this national forest, visit the U.S. Forest Service website.