Strategic Biofuels Secures Draft Class VI Well Permit to Construct from Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy
Strategic Biofuels, a leader in renewable energy development, announced today it has received a draft Class VI Well Permit from the Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy (C&E)—only the third such draft permit issued in Louisiana and the first to be issued to a project that includes multiple wells. This is a major milestone for the company’s Louisiana Green Fuels (LGF) project in northeast Louisiana and specifically its carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) component. The project comprises a 100 MW wood-fired power plant designed to deliver carbon-neutral electricity to the grid while capturing and permanently sequestering the CO2 in the company’s sequestration complex, all in Caldwell Parish.
Strategic Biofuels Publishes “A Practical Guide to Forestry Feedstock Under the Renewable Fuel Standard” Following USDA Forest Service Grant
Strategic Biofuels, a renewable fuels project development company, announced the publication of its free resource, “A Practical Guide to Forestry Feedstock Under the Renewable Fuel Standard.” This first-of-its-kind practical guide aims to help guide project developers in understanding the compliance requirements for forestry feedstock with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations under the federal Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS). The publication was the culmination of work Strategic Biofuels conducted under a cooperative agreement signed with the USDA Forest Service (U.S. Forest Service) in 2022.
Strategic Biofuels Receives Air Permit Approval to Advance its Louisiana Green Fuels Project
Strategic Biofuels, the leader in developing negative carbon footprint biofuels plants, announced today that its Louisiana Green Fuels (LGF) project has been issued an Air Permit from the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). After a comprehensive technical review and public comment period, DEQ determined that the project, located in Caldwell Parish Louisiana, will not have an adverse impact on local air resources, signaling another milestone to advance the world’s lowest carbon footprint liquid fuel plant. The facility will be classified as a “synthetic minor” and will be subject to all applicable state and federal regulations, including the National Ambient Air Quality Standards.
Louisiana Officials, Strategic Biofuels and Port of Columbia Host Groundbreaking to Kick Off Infrastructure Improvements
Strategic Biofuels, the leader in developing deeply carbon-negative fuels plants, joined Louisiana Dept. of Transportation and Development (DOTD) Secretary Dr. Shawn Wilson and Port of Columbia (Port) representatives for a groundbreaking ceremony to signal construction commencing at the Port on several infrastructure improvement projects which will be funded by a $15 million grant from the DOTD Port Priority Program (PPP).
