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Welcome to
Knoxville, Tennessee
EnerNex Corporation Headquarters
Photo Courtesy of Knoxville Tourism and Sports Corporation
620 Mabry Hood Road, Suite 300 • Knoxville, Tennessee 37932 • 865-218-4600

Knoxville Area Restaurants
Abuelo’s Mexican Embassy Mexican 11299 Parkside Drive (865) 966-0075
Altruda’s Italian 125 N. Peters Road (865) 690-6144
Aubrey’s American 9208 Middlebrook Pike (865) 691-0504
Bonefish Grill Seafood 11395 Parkside Drive (865) 966-9777
Brixx Woodfired Pizza 10978 Parkside Drive (865) 288-4186
Calhoun’s Barbeque 10020 Kingston Pike (865) 673-3355
Carrabba’s Italian 324 N. Peters Road (865) 692-2223
Chop House Steakhouse 9700 Kingston Pike (865) 531-2467
Connor’s Steak/Seafood 10915 Turkey Dr. (865) 966-0933
Flemings Steakhouse 11287 Parkside Drive (865) 675-9463
La Parrilla Mexican Grill Mexican 11639 Parkside Drive (865) 388-5211
Mimi’s Café’ French/American 10945 Parkside Drive (865) 675-1362
Northshore Brasserie French 9430 S. Northshore Dr (865) 539-5188
O’Charley’s American 8077 Kingston Pike (865) 691-5885
Parkside Grill American 338 N. Peters Road (865) 862-5358
Puleo’s Grille Italian/Southern 260 North Peters Road (865) 691-1960
Smoky Mountain Brewery American 11308 Parkside Drive (865) 288-5500
EnerNex

Area Attractions
Regal Cinemas Pinnacle 18 (Movies)
865.671.3311
Knoxville Market Square
www.knoxvillemarketsquare.com
865.405.3135
Tennessee Theatre
www.tennesseetheatre.com
865.684.1200
World’s Fair Park & Sunsphere
www.worldsfairpark.com
865.251.6860
Knoxville Zoo
www.knoxville-zoo.org
865.637.1943
Dollywood Theme Park
www.dollywood.com
865.908.5322
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Cades Cove
www.gsmnp.com
865.436.1200
American Museum of Science and Energy, Oak Ridge
www.amse.org
865.576.3200
Photos Courtesy of Knoxville Tourism and Sports Corporation

Airlines
American Airlines 800.433.7300
Delta Connection 800.354.9822
Continental Airlines 800.525.0280
Delta 800.221.1212
Northwest 800.225.2525
United 800.241.6522
US Airways 800.428.4322
Photos Courtesy of Knoxville Tourism and Sports Corporation
Taxis
A-1/Cloud 9 865.414.4371
A-Plus Taxi/AAA Ground 865.970.0016
A&B Ground Transportation 865.389.0312
Benchmark Taxi 865.310.7047
Car Rental
Alamo 865.342.3210
Avis 865.342.3220
Budget 865.342.3225
Enterprise 865.342.1650
Hertz 865.342.3232
Other
Baptist Hospital West 865.218.7011
US Postal Service 800.ASK.USPS
Fed Ex Kinkos 865.531.8307
Fed Ex
800.GO.FEDEX
Rush Fitness 865.671.0781
Walgreens 865.675.2061

About Knoxville
Knoxville has been the hub of east Tennessee since its founding in 1791. The best of its Appalachian heritage
remains today - a strong work ethic, a family-centered community and an intense respect for the natural
beauty that surrounds the region.
While Knoxville’s roots run deep, it remains at the core of the electric power industry for the future and the
technology-based world of business. Knoxville boasts of more than its history:
One of the country’s five national labs
sits in Knoxville’s backyard in Oak
Ridge.
The main campus of the University
of Tennessee is home to nationally
acclaimed schools of engineering,
business and law, as well as, the state’s
favorite pastime, UT Football.
Seventeen additional colleges and
training programs in the region produce
a ready supply of trained workers.
All these organizations feed the
strong entrepreneurial spirit found in
Knoxville.
Knoxville is not a secret. The area has been recognized by
national lifestyle and business magazines as a fantastic place
to live and work. Some of those rankings include: • Forbes
magazine, Best Places for Business & Career – ranked #5
• Expansion Management magazine, America’s 50 Hottest
Cities for Business Relocation & Expansion – ranked #9
• Places Rated Almanac Millenium Edition,Best Place to Live
for cities under 1 million population – ranked #1
• Sperling’s Best Places, Best Places for Affordable Living –
ranked #8
• Money Magazine, Best Places to Retire – ranked #10
• Inc. magazine, Top Mid-Size City Boom Towns (for Job
Growth) – ranked #24
• Hotwire.com, America’s Most Affordable Travel
Destinations – ranked #4

The Knoxville-Oak Ridge Region in the center of the Eastern US at the junction of 3 major interstate highways.
An ideal location for the movement of people and goods, the region is within a day’s drive of 75% of
the U.S. marketplace.
Many regional businesses take advantage of this strategic location to implement just-in-time delivery
practices. A major intersection for air, motor, rail and waterway transportation, the region is a prime location
for both domestic
and international
commerce.
Utilities
The municipal and
cooperative distributors
of the Tennessee Valley
Authority (TVA)
supply electricity in
The Knoxville-Oak
Ridge-Smoky Mountains Region.
Industrial electricity rates in the region are: 12.5% below the national average.
Commercial electricity rates are 15% below the national average.
Residential rates are 22% below the national average.
TVA is the largest public power producer in the nation, serving more than 8.3 million people, and is among
the most reliable. TVA has never dropped firm load to any industrial customer in its history and has a
reliability rate of 99.999%, the highest in the nation. TVA generates 152 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity
annually, or enough power to meet the needs of nearly 10 million homes. TVA also manages the Tennessee
River, the nation’s fifth-largest river system. The Tennessee Valley: Prepared for Future Demand
Demand is forecasted to exceed generating capacity in many areas of the US by mid decade. Kiplinger
reports that the West Coast, Northwest, Northeast, Southwest, and some Midwestern cities will be vulnerable.
The Southeast US is one area in the country that will have ample power supply.
This area is also known as the Tennessee Technology corridor (http://archive.knoxmpc.org/plans/nwcnty/15_
ttcda.htm) which is also the home of many other technology companies – most notably the Electric Power
Research Institutes (EPRI) Knoxville location – only a half mile away from our new offices. EPRI’s
Knoxville Office provides an integrated portfolio of Research, Development, Application and Services to
the entire power industry value chain... from generation through transmission and distribution to end-use.
EnerNex partners with EPRI on various projects, most notably the EPRI IntelliGrid.

Directions to EnerNex Corporation
EnerNex Corporation in Knoxville is located at 620 Mabry Hood Road, Suite 300, Knoxville, TN 37932. We
are north of I-40/75, approximately 12 miles west of downtown Knoxville, TN.
FROM MARYVILLE, TN or McGhee Tyson Airport:
Head SOUTH WEST on Airport Hwy/Alcoa Hwy/US-129S (0.3mi). Make a SLIGHT RIGHT to merge
onto I-140W/Pellissippi Pkwy (12.6mi) Take the Pellissippi Parkway, headed toward Oak Ridge. Cross over
Interstate 40. Take the first exit onto Dutchtown Road. At end of exit ramp, go straight across through the
traffic light onto Sherrill Boulevard. Travel about 0.6 miles and turn left onto Mabry Hood Road. The Water’s
Edge Complex is on the right. EnerNex is located in building three, to the left of the entrance.
FROM WESTBOUND & EASTBOUND INTERSTATE 40:
From interstate 40/75, take Exit 376A onto the
Pellissippi Parkway headed toward Oak Ridge
(also known as Interstate 140). Take the first exit
onto Dutchtown Road. At end of exit ramp, go
straight across through the traffic light onto Sherrill
Boulevard. Travel about 0.6 miles and turn left onto
Mabry Hood Road. The Water’s Edge Complex is on
the right. EnerNex is located in building three, to the
left of the entrance.
FROM OAK RIDGE, TN:
Take Pellissippi Parkway, headed toward the McGhee
Tyson Airport and Maryville. Take the Dutchtown
Road exit (the exit before Interstate40.) At the end
of the exit ramp, turn left onto Dutchtown, crossing
over the Pellissippi Parkway. Turn right at the next
traffic light onto Sherrill Boulevard. Travel about 0.6
miles and turn left onto Mabry Hood Road. The Water’s Edge Complex is on the right. EnerNex is located in
building three, to the left of the entrance.