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See all $GEVO insider activity →Gevo, Inc. (NASDAQ: GEVO) reported $20M in Q3 revenue from carbon credits, expecting $50M for 2026. CEO Paul Bloom highlighted growth in carbon markets and expansion plans, including a $70M sale of Section 45Z tax credits. The company aims to double revenue with planned expansions and increased ethanol production.
Gevo (GEVO) signed a 3-year deal with CEEZER to sell carbon removal credits from its North Dakota BECCS project, marking its first multi-year CDR agreement. The company expects this to support a carbon business with over $30M in annual revenue from existing operations.
Verbio commissioned a plant producing 60,000 metric tons of biobased chemicals annually. Gevo Inc. sold $70 million in tax credits from its ethanol and RNG facilities. The IATA marked the 10th anniversary of the CORSIA, calling for government support in aviation decarbonization.
Over the past 7 days, AlphAI's AI scored 3 news stories mentioning GEVO (Gevo, Inc.). Coverage has skewed bullish: 3 bullish, 0 neutral, and 0 bearish.
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The new carbon‑credit revenue and higher guidance should lift sentiment and support a price rally.
The deal adds recurring revenue potential and supports Gevo's low‑carbon fuels strategy.
The credit sale provides immediate cash flow but does not directly affect earnings guidance.
The announcement may boost Gevo's credit sales and market perception.
Analyst upgrade may support short-term upside, but cash burn and modest earnings scale limit impact.
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Gevo, Inc. (NASDAQ: GEVO) reported $20M in Q3 revenue from carbon credits, expecting $50M for 2026. CEO Paul Bloom highlighted growth in carbon markets and expansion plans, including a $70M sale of Section 45Z tax credits. The company aims to double revenue with planned expansions and increased ethanol production.
2 min readGevo (GEVO) signed a 3-year deal with CEEZER to sell carbon removal credits from its North Dakota BECCS project, marking its first multi-year CDR agreement. The company expects this to support a carbon business with over $30M in annual revenue from existing operations.
1 min readVerbio commissioned a plant producing 60,000 metric tons of biobased chemicals annually. Gevo Inc. sold $70 million in tax credits from its ethanol and RNG facilities. The IATA marked the 10th anniversary of the CORSIA, calling for government support in aviation decarbonization.
1 min readGevo Inc. is among the first to sell 45Z Clean Fuel Production Tax Credits for corn ethanol. U.S. representatives urged the EPA and Energy Department to proceed with SRE reallocations. The USDA announced a $180M investment for agricultural security and innovation. The EIA maintained its 2026-2027 ethanol production forecasts. Vault 44.01 and Cardinal Ethanol completed Indiana's first ethanol CCS project.
1 min readH.C. Wainwright maintained a $14 price target on Gevo (NASDAQ:GEVO), representing significant upside from its current $1.35 share price. The company reported a 121% revenue growth over the last year but has seen a 32.5% YTD stock decline. Gevo recently sold CO₂-removal credits and expects increased production capacity by year-end 2026. The company also reported better-than-expected Q2 2026 results, with narrower losses and raised its full-year EBITDA outlook to over $60 million.
2 min readGevo (GEVO) shares rose 5.8% after completing a sale of 10,000 carbon removal credits, aiming for $30M annual revenue from its carbon business. The stock later cooled to $1.37, up 5%. Gevo's shares are highly volatile, down 33.7% YTD and 50.8% from its 52-week high.
4 min readGevo, Inc. (NASDAQ: GEVO) announced the sale of $70 million in Section 45Z tax credits, with $30 million received by September 30. The credits were sold to a public company and Quill Financial, Inc. Gevo expects additional credits worth $7-10 million in 2027. The company plans to reinvest proceeds into low-cost clean fuel production, aiming to enhance shareholder value.
2 min readGevo hosted international visitors at its North Dakota biofuels plant to showcase its carbon capture and ethanol production process. The facility links local farmers to the global carbon market, with visitors praising the integration of farming and data-driven practices. Gevo is expanding with a fifth fermentor to boost efficiency.
2 min readPraj Industries (PRAJIND) and Gevo Inc. (GEVO) signed a deal to commercialize Bio-IBA technology in India, focusing on diesel blending. Praj has exclusive rights, leveraging its local expertise and Gevo's tech. The partnership aims to reduce diesel's carbon footprint, with India's large diesel market as a key opportunity. Praj's stock was last traded at Rs. 317.95 on BSE.
1 min readGevo (GEVO) reported progress on its North Dakota facility's debottlenecking, including early completion of a CO2-capture system. The initiative aims to boost output and returns by 10%-15%, with full upgrades expected by late 2026. The company also completed a steam turbine project in August, reducing energy consumption. These projects support a planned 2028 expansion to double output.
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