XCF Global Hosts USDA at New Rise Renewables Reno as Facility Surpasses 4.4 Million Gallons Since Restart
Key Highlights
- ➤4.4 million gallons produced since New Rise Reno restarted in July 2026
- ➤40 million gallons is New Rise Reno’s permitted annual nameplate capacity
- ➤45 consecutive days of production achieved at New Rise Reno
- ➤Commercial sales and end markets advanced following the facility restart
- ➤XCF continues evaluating modular renewable-fuel expansion near feedstock and demand
Expert Statements
Chris Cooper, CEO of XCF Global
“Restarting production was an important milestone, and we're now seeing that progress translate into tangible results.”
Chris Cooper, CEO of XCF Global
“The facility is producing renewable diesel, delivering product to customers and creating new uses for agricultural waste products.”
Chris Cooper, CEO of XCF Global
“Our focus now is on consistent operations and building on that foundation as we grow domestic renewable fuel production.”
Wray Thorn, President & CFO of XCF Global
“Hosting USDA gave us a chance to show what this facility is doing today and how far it has come.”
Wray Thorn, President & CFO of XCF Global
“We remain focused on disciplined operations, steady production and strengthening the Company's financial position.”
Wray Thorn, President & CFO of XCF Global
“We look forward to working with the USDA on future development opportunities as XCF looks to fuel the future through clean fuels made in America by US farmers.”
HOUSTON, TX / ACCESS Newswire / November 11, 2026 / XCF Global, Inc. (NASDAQ:SAFX) ("XCF" or the "Company"), a U.S.-based producer of renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel, today announced that it hosted representatives from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) at its New Rise Renewables facility in Reno, Nevada. The visit gave USDA representatives an opportunity to see the facility in operation and review the progress made since production resumed. The facility's development was financed in part through a loan guaranteed by USDA under the Biorefinery, Renewable Chemical, and Biobased Product Manufacturing Assistance Program. "Restarting production was an important milestone, and we're now seeing that progress translate into tangible results," said XCF Global CEO Chris Cooper. "The facility is producing renewable diesel, delivering product to customers and creating new uses for agricultural waste products. Our focus now is on consistent operations and building on that foundation as we grow domestic renewable fuel production."
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