XCF Global Enhances U.S. Energy Independence with Domestic Feedstocks

Houston-based XCF Global, Inc. has announced its increased use of domestically sourced feedstocks to produce renewable fuels, reinforcing support for American farmers and bolstering rural economies. The company's New Rise Reno facility processes waste oils, agricultural residues, and animal fats into renewable fuels. It currently uses ISCC-certified distillers corn oil and crude degummed soybean oil as primary feedstocks.

Partnering with Phillips 66, XCF ensures reliable sourcing and quality control for its feedstocks, supporting U.S. energy independence. This collaboration strengthens supply chains, provides new income streams for farmers, and supports domestic jobs. XCF plans further expansion to increase production to around 160 million gallons of neat SAF by 2028, enhancing the U.S. renewable fuel supply chain.