XCF Global ships 55,000 gallons of renewable diesel daily

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XCF Global Inc., an emerging U.S.-based producer of renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), announced Aug. 18 that its flagship New Rise Renewables Reno facility in Nevada is actively delivering approximately 55,000 gallons of renewable diesel per day to the market.

Outbound transport of renewable diesel marks the shift from commissioning to active commercial deliveries and revenue realization, the company stated.

“It is the first sale of its kind for XCF since the Reno facility came back online, successfully turning production into real revenue,” XCF said.  

The company added that it is currently in talks with other potential customers to secure additional sales agreements.

“Shipping 55,000 gallons a day is concrete proof that New Rise Reno is actively producing, delivering and earning,” said XCF CEO Chris Cooper.

“More importantly, this volume represents our baseline operational pace,” he added. “We are delivering real product, generating real revenue and executing a disciplined ramp to maximize long-term equity value, all while supporting the continued need for domestic, lower-carbon fuel supply.”

By establishing a daily baseline output of 55,000 gallons, XCF Global said it is providing shareholders with “clear, verifiable proof of physical output and commercial execution.”

“This initial production tier establishes immediate cash flow while leaving substantial headroom to ramp operations toward the Reno facility’s permitted objective of 38 million gallon per year nameplate capacity,” the company said.

According to XCF, the current sales volume successfully builds on the commercial framework the company implemented earlier this year to line up feedstock supply, production, logistics and sales at the Reno facility.

“By bringing these additional renewable diesel volumes to market, XCF is supporting domestic fuel supply while helping transportation customers access lower-carbon fuel options,” the company stated. “Importantly, this fuel serves as a drop-in solution that works seamlessly with existing diesel engines and fueling infrastructure.”