American EcoFuels says it produces SAF in lab, moves to engineering phase, Nelson tells SmallCapVoice interview

• American EcoFuels management outlined a shift from lab validation to engineering work aimed at commercializing its sustainable aviation fuel technology.
• Executive Chairman Brent Nelson said the company has produced fuel in a laboratory setting through its Kepler GTL platform.
• Talks have started with airlines on potential long-term SAF offtake agreements, viewed as a catalyst for project financing.
• Management flagged plans for a large-scale production facility in the Midland-Odessa region over the next 12 to 24 months.
• Capital markets roadmap includes completing a two-year PCAOB audit, filing Form 10, pursuing a 211 filing, moving to OTCQB, then targeting Texas Stock Exchange.

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