Woodland Biofuels

Woodland produces biofuel (ethanol) from waste biomass (non-food chain), lowering carbon content of transport fuels by ~92%. Woodland has refined a extensively patented process for converting a very high percentage of any biomass to syngas (or starting with reformed natural gas) and then to ethanol through a three stage thermo-catalytic process.  Woodland currently operates a pilot plant in Southern Ontario and is in the process of building its first commercial facility that will be a low-cost producer of ethanol competing on cost with traditional gasoline producers.