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Aemetis, Inc. is a renewable fuels company that produces ethanol, biodiesel, and other sustainable products from various feedstocks. It operates facilities in California, including an ethanol plant in Keyes, and has international operations in India to support its global supply chain.
The company focuses on advanced biofuel technologies and efficiency improvements, such as mechanical vapor recompression systems at its plants to reduce energy use. Its activities include the conversion of agricultural and waste feedstocks into low-carbon fuels for the transportation sector.
As a publicly traded company, Aemetis maintains a corporate structure with subsidiaries overseeing production and development projects. It plays a role in the biofuels industry by promoting renewable energy solutions and reducing reliance on fossil fuels through its operations across multiple locations in the United States and abroad.
With an emphasis on innovation and sustainability, the company seeks to expand its capacity and contribute to global efforts in clean energy production. Aemetis also explores opportunities in related areas like renewable chemicals to diversify its portfolio.
chemXplore tracks 5 projects involving Aemetis, Inc., of which 4 are active.
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Two digesters added to a 14-unit network feeding 36 miles of pipeline to a Keyes RNG plant; Keyes fueling station to begin truck deliveries in November 2026.
Legislation lets retailers use existing vapor recovery equipment to dispense E15 with manufacturer certifications; could cut gasoline costs and now awaits the governor's signature.
Revenue rose 20% to $62.7M; operating income turned positive; Adjusted EBITDA $9.7M; Dairy RNG volumes grew 38%; two dairy digesters expected Q3 2026.
Three-month deliveries to state OMCs and private customers to generate about $17M; Kakinada plant runs ~80M gal/yr and further OMC orders and an IPO are being pursued.
Mechanical vapor recompression will cut natural gas use ~80%, boost cash flow by $32M and is due to be operational by end-2026.
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