• Gevo expects carbon business revenue above $50 million in 2026, excluding Section 45Z Clean Fuel Production Credit incentives.
• Third-quarter sales of banked Canadian Clean Fuel Regulation credits generated approximately $20 million; ongoing carbon revenue is projected at $30 million annually.
• Separately, sales of Section 45Z tax credits totaled $70 million, representing substantially all expected credits for the year.
• North Dakota debottlenecking remains on track for fourth-quarter commissioning, increasing ethanol capacity and carbon capture by 10-15% for full-year 2027.
• A larger expansion targets a fourth-quarter 2026 final investment decision and 2028 completion, potentially doubling North Dakota capacity and revenue.

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