SKYQ News & Events

Sky Quarry highlighted its participation in ongoing discussions shaping Nevada's fuel supply strategy within the broader U.S. energy security landscape at a meeting of the Nevada Fuel Resiliency Committee held on April 30, 2026. The Committee, formed by Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo in response to fuel supply disruptions and Nevada's declaration of a limited state of emergency, is focused on critical vulnerabilities in fuel logistics, refining capacity, and regional energy independence. The Company's management views the Committee as Nevada's response to a compounding series of energy emergencies necessitating coordinated action at both the state and federal levels. Nevada and the broader Western United States remain heavily dependent on imported refined fuels, a dynamic that is causing increasing pressure amid refinery closures and constraints on infrastructure expansion. Sky Quarry CEO Marcus Laun attended the Committee's April 30, 2026, meeting, where state leaders, regulators, and industry participants discussed the fuel supply shortage, which is increasingly being viewed as a structural issue rather than a temporary disruption. "This is no longer a single-point failure scenario. It is part of a broader energy security challenge," said Laun. "Nevada's response reflects a growing recognition that local fuel production and refining capacity are essential."

Sky Quarry announced the execution of a Memorandum of Understanding with Southern Energy Renewables, a U.S.-based developer of carbon-negative fuels and large-scale biomass-to-sustainable aviation fuel platforms, and DevvStream Corp., a technology-driven environmental markets and carbon management company. The MOU establishes a strategic collaboration focused on fuel innovation, refinery integration, and low-carbon fuel development, including opportunities involving recycled hydrocarbons, specialty fuels, SAF, and related fuel applications. The MOU has an initial term of three years and reflects the parties' intent to collaborate on a long-term basis across multiple projects, fuel markets, and geographies. The MOU is non-binding, except for certain customary provisions.

Sky Quarry announced that it is issuing a Request for Proposals, RFP, to engage partners seeking to accelerate development and commercialization of its 180-million-barrelB9 oil sands resource at its fully permitted PR Spring facility in Utah. The PR Spring asset spans approximately 5,900 acres and includes a constructed processing facility representing approximately $60 million in prior investments.

Sky Quarry announced that it is issuing a Request for Proposals, RFP, to engage partners seeking production opportunities to accelerate the development and commercialization of its 180-million-barrel oil sands resource at its fully permitted PR Spring facility in Utah. The asset spans approximately 5,900 acres and includes a constructed processing facility representing over $50 million in prior investments.