Woodland Biofuels Inc. is a privately-owned company that has developed and patented a low-cost process technology to produce cellulosic ethanol from waste biomass.  Woodland's strategy is to build, own and operate cellulosic ethanol plants, together with pursuing selected licensing opportunities.

The key benefits associated with Woodland's Catalyzed Pressure Reduction^TM ("CPR^TM") technology include:

• High conversion yield/low operating cost.
• Flexible feedstock using waste materials.
• Low capital costs.
• High returns.
• Positive environmental benefits.

Sarnia, Ontario - Demonstration Plant

The Company is progressing with the development of its Sarnia, Ontario demonstration plant. The construction is expected to be completed

in the 3rd quarter of 2012.  The plant will be located at the Bio Industrial Innovation Centre.

In parallel with the demonstration plant construction, the Company is advancing opportunities in North America for commerical scale plants.

• "...the bulk of new biofuel production needs to come from advanced biofuels (algae, cellulosic)."
  
  The International Energy Association
  April 2011
• "The Saudi assistant petroleum minister had expressed concern that Saudis could be "greened out" of the U.S. fuel market by biofuels like ethanol."
  
  James Smith
  U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, 2010.
• "...this legislation would also ensure progress made to commercialize advanced ethanol technologies utilizing new feedstocks... is accelerated."
  
  The American Coalition for Ethanol, Growth Energy, the National Corn Growers Association, and the Renewable Fuels Association
  May 2011
• "...what would happen to US gasoline prices if ethanol production came to an immediate halt. Under a very wide range of parameters, the estimated gasoline price increase would be of historic proportions, ranging from 41% to 92%."
  
  Center for Agricultural and Rural Development Iowa State University
  April 2011
• "Another substitute for oil that holds tremendous promise is renewable biofuels...made from things like switchgrass, wood chips, and biomass."
  
  President Obama
  March 2011
• "I'm a big supporter of biofuels. But one of the things that's become clear is, is that we need to accelerate our basic research in ethanol and other biofuels that are made from things like woodchips..."
  
  President Obama
  July 2011