• Gevo outlined a strategy to scale sustainable aviation fuel using an integrated alcohol-to-jet platform tied to low-carbon ethanol, carbon capture and sequestration, and carbon tracking.
• Gevo North Dakota assets include about 67 million gallons per year of ethanol capacity and CCS capacity of 1 million metric tons per year, with current utilization of about 165,000 metric tons per year.
• First large-scale SAF project, ATJ-30 in Richardton, North Dakota, targets final investment decision in 2026 with 2-3 years of construction.
• Project-level funding plan includes a conditional commitment of $1.45 billion from Energy Dominance Fund, positioned as non-dilutive financing.
• Gevo forecast about $150 million of EBITDA uplift from ATJ-30 and highlighted an estimated need for more than 70 alcohol-to-jet facilities to meet projected 2035 jet fuel demand growth.

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