Company Highlights Progress on Sustainable Aviation Fuel Initiative, Form 10 Filing Preparation, and Potential Offtake Opportunities
SOUTHLAKE, Texas, Aug. 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — American EcoFuels™ Inc. (OTC: AEFI) (“American EcoFuels™,” “AEFI,” or the “Company”), a developer of advanced synthetic fuel technologies focused on Sustainable Aviation Fuel (“SAF”), synthetic paraffinic kerosene (“SPK”), clean diesel and related engineered hydrocarbon products provides an update on its strategic initiatives during a recent interview with www.SmallCapVoice.com, highlighting advancements in sustainable aviation fuel development, intellectual property expansion, corporate restructuring, and plans to pursue enhanced market visibility through regulatory and exchange milestones.
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During the interview, Executive Chairman Brent Nelson discussed the company’s transition from Eco Innovation Group to American EcoFuels™, explaining that the rebranding reflects a broader strategic focus on commercializing its proprietary fuel technologies and expanding its intellectual property portfolio.
“We’ve transferred all of our technology assets, including granted patents and pending applications, into American EcoFuels™,” said Nelson. “Our patent efforts continue to expand, and investors should expect to see additional patent-related developments as we move forward.”
Nelson highlighted the company’s progress in developing its sustainable aviation fuel platform through its relationship with Kepler GTL Technologies. According to Nelson, American EcoFuels™ has successfully produced fuel in a laboratory setting and is now working with engineering firms to advance commercialization efforts.
The company’s technology converts feedstocks, including natural gas, into high-value fuel products through a proprietary process that produces:
“Our focus is no longer proving the science,” Nelson stated. “We have produced the fuel. The next phase is advancing engineering and commercialization.”
American EcoFuels™ has begun discussions with airlines regarding potential long-term offtake agreements for SAF production. Management believes demand for SAF continues to grow as airlines seek solutions to meet sustainability goals.
Nelson noted that potential offtake agreements could play a significant role in supporting future project financing and commercial deployment.
The company also provided an update on its corporate governance and reporting initiatives. American EcoFuels™ is nearing completion of a two-year PCAOB audit process and is preparing its Form 10 filing.
According to Nelson, these steps are designed to support the company’s objective of becoming a fully reporting issuer and pursuing additional capital markets opportunities.
“Our goal is to complete the Form 10 process, pursue a 211 filing, move to the OTCQB, and ultimately seek an uplisting to the Texas Stock Exchange,” Nelson said.
Nelson emphasized the company’s commitment to Texas, noting that American EcoFuels™ has completed the process of domiciling the company in the state. He also confirmed that the acquisition of Kepler GTL Technologies has been completed, positioning the technology platform within the company’s operating structure.
Over the next 12 to 24 months, management expects investors to monitor several key milestones, including:
“We believe offtake agreements could help unlock project financing opportunities here in Texas,” Nelson said. “At the same time, we continue to evaluate opportunities to deploy and potentially license our technology.”
