RESERVE, La. – Woodland Biofuels (the “Company”), Inc., announced a planned $1.35 billion investment at the Port of South Louisiana to establish the world’s largest carbon negative renewable natural gas plant / ultra-green hydrogen facility.  Phase 1 of this project is the largest carbon negative renewable natural gas facility globally. Phase 2 is the world’s largest carbon negative ultra-green hydrogen plant.  The Toronto-based company will utilize waste biomass to produce sustainable biofuel used in transportation, heating and electricity generation.

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Woodland Biofuels was named one of the Future 50 Fastest-Growing Sustainable Companies in Canada. Selected from a pool of 5,115 Canadian companies published by Corporate Knights to highlight emerging Canadian companies whose business activities align with the transition to a clean economy.