Gevo (NASDAQ:GEVO) (NASDAQ: GEVO) is a renewable chemicals and advanced biofuels company focused on converting renewable resources into low-carbon transportation fuels and sustainable chemicals. The company develops integrated biorefineries that use proprietary technology to produce isobutanol, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), renewable gasoline and diesel, as well as feedstock for specialty chemicals. Gevo’s approach emphasizes closed-loop processes and carbon reduction across the entire value chain.
At the core of Gevo’s operations is a fermentation platform capable of converting sugars and cellulosic biomass into bio-based isobutanol, which can be further processed into various hydrocarbon products. The company has expanded its technology to utilize agricultural residues, such as corn kernel fiber, and has integrated carbon capture and sequestration solutions to lower greenhouse gas emissions. Gevo also offers licensing and joint-venture opportunities to scale its technology globally, enabling partners to produce low-carbon fuels and materials at their own sites.
Gevo operates a demonstration plant in Luverne, Minnesota, and is advancing larger commercial facilities in strategic locations across North America and Europe. The company collaborates with leading airlines, energy companies and industrial partners to develop and certify sustainable aviation fuel programs, aiming to address the growing demand for decarbonized air travel. Gevo’s partnerships with industry participants—including major carriers and fuel distributors—underscore its commitment to creating robust supply chains for renewable fuels.
Founded in 2005 by scientist and CEO Patrick Gruber, Gevo is headquartered in Englewood, Colorado. Under Gruber’s leadership, the company has evolved from an ethanol technology developer into a fully integrated producer of renewable hydrocarbons. Gevo’s management team brings expertise in biochemistry, engineering and commercial development, positioning the company at the forefront of the global transition to low-carbon energy and materials.
