GEVO News & Events

Gevo announces that it's Gevo North Dakota plant has issued more than 500,000 engineered carbon-dioxide removal certificates, known as CORCs, since carbon capture and storage, CCS, activities began in June of 2022. "Gevo designed its carbon business to operate with integrity at scale across regulated low carbon fuel markets and voluntary markets," says Alex Clayton, Chief Carbon Officer for Gevo. "By applying Puro.earth's industry-leading standards for CCS and maintaining strict controls to prevent double-counting, we have been able to deliver high-quality carbon removal consistently and credibly. Reaching 500,000 CORCs demonstrates that engineered carbon removal can be both scalable and reliable."

Gevo announced that Alex Clayton has been named Chief Carbon Officer, transitioning from his previous role as Chief Business Development Officer. This appointment is part of a series of strategic organizational realignments supporting Gevo's forward-looking growth plan.

Gevo, Inc. (GEVO) announced the addition of agricultural industry veteran Greg Hanselman as executive vice president, operations and engineering. Mr. Hanselman's hire is part of Gevo's ongoing growth and succession planning, as Chris Ryan, Gevo's long-time COO, is planning to retire from the company in June of 2026. Hanselman comes to Gevo from previous roles in global agribusiness leadership as vice president of global engineering for Ingredion (INGR), and as senior vice president of global manufacturing for Tate & Lyle, both leading global producers of plant-based food and industrial ingredients. Hanselman is expected to assume the role of COO upon Dr. Ryan's retirement,