Incoming, Inc
815 Virginia St, Lenoir, North Carolina, United States

Incoming, Inc. [ICNN.OB] is a publicly traded renewable energy company engaged in the production and distribution of biodiesel and renewable fuels. Our mission is to become a leading provider in the international biofuel industry by building a diverse portfolio of renewable energy assets.

Our Mission

Our mission is to become a leading provider in the international biofuel industry by building a diverse portfolio of renewable energy assets and capitalizing on the profitability of foreign markets. Our current facility is located in North Carolina and our acquisition plan targets facilities in Brazil’s emerging green energy market.

Our Strategy

We operate at the intersection of sustainability and profitability, constantly exploring innovative alternatives for waste products and identifying growth opportunities. While our focus is renewable energy and environmentally responsible businesses, the overall strategy is to diversify our portfolio of subsidiaries with supporting sectors such as chemical manufacturing and petroleum distribution.

Our Philosophy

We strongly believe in the concept behind renewables. For us, it’s not just another product or buzz word; it’s not just fuel and all things green. It is a core approach to problem solving that centers around the idea that there is no such thing as waste. The notion of waste is only useful as a measurement of how far you are from achieving perfect harmony.  This approach extends far beyond the end product. We are constantly tweaking and streamlining our processes in the lab and on the production floor. Even in the office, we are always adjusting and evolving our workflow and administrative systems to ensure the most effective use of our talented team.

Our Future

We are aggressively exploring expansion opportunities in Brazil. We believe in the Brazilian economy as an emerging market and see the growing demand for biodiesel made apparent by recent government mandates and favorable tax incentives.

North American Bio-Energies, LLC.

North American Bio-Energies (NABE), currently doing business as Foothills Bio-Energies LLC, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Incoming, Inc. Located in Lenoir, NC, this biodiesel production plant has a nameplate capacity of 5MM gallons/yr. NABE is engaged in the business of wholesaling biodiesel to distributors in the Southeast region of the United States. Our focus is on commercial grade biodiesel produced from virgin agri-based feedstock that meets the standards for biodiesel established by The American Society of Testing and Materials (“ASTM”) and adopted by the Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”).  Additionally, the company sells glycerin as a secondary product to refiners and manufacturers. Glycerin is a by-product of the chemical process in which biodiesel is produced and has a wide variety of uses in end products across multiple industries, including as an ingredient or processing aid in cosmetics, toiletries, personal care, and pharmaceuticals. Glycerin, also called glycerol, can also be found in food applications as a sugar substitute or in shortenings and margarine. Additionally, it can be found in soaps and foams or even nitroglycerin, which is used in dynamite.

Community Initiatives

We are currently partnered with neighboring universities for research opportunities and exposure as well as negotiating with local farmers for feedstock contracts. We believe in the benefits of maintaining a good relationship with the community in which our facilities are located and intend to continue with community initiatives while also pursuing grant opportunities from various state and federal programs.

According to the National Biodiesel Board, among other environmental benefits, biodiesel:

• in its pure, or neat form, reduces the net gain in carbon dioxide (“CO2”) emissions by approximately 78% compared to petroleum fuels;
• reduces tailpipe emissions of particulate matter (soot or black carbon) by approximately 47%, which is recognized as a major contributor to global warming, as well as a critical air pollutant associated with reduced human health, particularly among children and asthmatics;
• reduces emissions of unburned hydrocarbons by almost 67%
• produces approximately 48% less carbon monoxide than diesel fuels; and
• contains virtually no sulfur and generates no sulfur emissions, a major source of acidification in rain and surface water.