James F. Groelinger

Enel North America, Inc. owns and operates renewable energy plants. It produces electric power from hydropower, wind, biomass, and geothermal energy. The company is headquartered in Andover, MA.

Part of Jacobs Solutions, Inc., Putnam Hayes & Bartlett, Inc. is a company that provides economic and management consulting services. The company is based in Cambridge, MA. Putnam Hayes & Bartlett was acquired by Hagler Bailly, Inc. on August 28, 1998 for $135.30 million.

US Synthetic Corp. develops and produces polycrystalline diamond cutters for oil and gas exploration. It presses its own polycrystalline diamond and finishes each part to exact specifications. The company was founded in 1978 by Louis M. Pope and is headquartered in Orem, UT.

InterCore, Inc. engages in the development of real time safety systems and tracking products. Its Driver Alertness Detection System monitors a driver's state of alertness in real time to reduce the risk of road accidents caused by drowsiness and fatigue. The company is headquartered in Largo, FL.

Clean Energy Alliance, Inc. operates as a business incubator to provide business and financial services to clean energy community. The company is headquartered in Huntsville, AL.

EPVSOLAR Inc. (EPV) is a solar energy company that designs, develops, manufactures, and markets low-cost amorphous silicon ('a-Si') thin-film photovoltaic ('PV') solar modules for the growing international renewable energy market. Located near Princeton, New Jersey, USA, EPV is a privately owned company that has been at the forefront of research, development, and commercialization of thin-film PV technologies since 1991 when it was founded by pioneers in the solar industry. EPV produces solar modules using proprietary manufacturing equipment-the EPV Integrated Manufacturing System ('IMS'), which is based on EPV's commercially proven batch manufacturing process. EPV plans joint ventures based on the IMS capability to expand capacity at manufacturing locations throughout the world. The joint ventures will work to aggressively increase market share in these emerging markets. In advancing amorphous silicon thin-film technology, EPV recognizes that there exists a growing interest in the cost of energy per kilowatt hour of production. EPV has focused on the development of thin-film modules to produce PV modules that generate solar electricity at the lowest possible price per kilowatt-hour. Among other positive attributes, amorphous silicon modules generate more electricity per unit of installed capacity than do crystalline silicon modules, leading to lower electricity generating costs and superior economics for many applications. EPV currently offers amorphous silicon thin film modules of several varieties based upon proprietary manufacturing technology with specially designed equipment for the production of high quality, low cost, modules. The modules can be used in applications such as remote and grid-tied power stations, as well as for building integration (BIPV) and consumer and industrial electronic products. Its scientists and engineers have experience with the design and construction of fourteen thin-film PV manufacturing facilities throughout the world. EPV Solar, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Heartland Bridge Capital, Inc (Heartland Bridge Capital) is a private equity subsidiary of InterCore, Inc founded in 2010. The firm is headquartered in Mahwah, New Jersey.