Gevo addresses the market need of renewable alternatives to diversify sources for fuels and chemicals.
We are commercializing the next generation of advanced renewable fuels with sustainable aviation fuel, renewable premium gasoline, renewable natural gas, and chemicals and plastics.
To make our energy-dense liquid hydrocarbons, Gevo uses low-carbon renewable resource-based carbohydrates as raw materials and is developing renewable electricity and renewable natural gas for use in production processes, resulting in additional resources that can reduce costs and add attributes that appeal to global markets. Our products perform as well or better than traditional fossil-based fuels in infrastructure and engines, and add value derived from the work of American farmers and innovators.
Gevo believes its proven, patented technology, which enables the use of a variety of bio-based feedstocks to produce price-competitive products such as gasoline components, jet fuel, and diesel fuel, yields the potential to generate growth now and into the future.
Gevo Firsts Show a History of True Innovation
2010
First to make renewable Avgas
2010
First to make fully renewable synthetic butylene rubber
2011
First to produce alcohol-to-jet and gasoline at demonstration plant scale
2011
First to make
fully renewable p-xylene and PET for bottles, films, and fibers
2012
First to prove commercial isobutanol (IBA) fermentation at scale
2014
First successful demonstration of side-by-side commercial scale production of ethanol and isobutanol
2014
First ATJ SAF flights (U.S. Navy Warthog)
2014
First to alcohol to polymer grade bio-based propylene from alcohol
2015
First to fly with ATJ made from wood waste, flown by Alaska Airlines
2015
First commercial sale of IBA-blended gasoline at retail
2016
First to obtain ASTM approval for ATJ
2016
First to demonstrate ATJ work at O’Hare
2017
First commercial sale of renewable premium gasoline
2017
First ATJ in Australia, flown by Virgin Australia
2018
First ATJ Business Aviation off-take agreement (AvFuel)
2019
First to receive ISCC+ Global Sustainability Certification for ATJ
2019
First long-term,
take-or-pay ATJ agreement (Delta Airlines)
2019
First to design an integrated net-zero alcohol and hydrocarbons plants with off-the-grid capability
2020
First to obtain certification from Roundtable for Sustainable Biomaterials (RSB) for corn for ATJ
2021
First to do peer-reviewed, published LCA of ATJ
2022
First to design a large-scale ATJ plant
2022
First to break ground on a large-scale ATJ Hydrocarbon Facility (Lake Preston, SD)
