Green Fuels Operating

08/31/2026

Land is one of the first major investments in any infrastructure project. Using it efficiently matters.

GFO’s modular system is designed to support a 10,000-barrel-per-day facility on approximately 20 acres. This efficient use of space can help lower upfront site costs while supporting meaningful production capacity.

Smart land use does more than conserve space. It creates a more practical and scalable approach to developing modern energy infrastructure.

Learn more about GFO at greenfuelsop.com

08/12/2026

What does the “green” in Green Fuels Operating really mean?

GFO will refine traditional petroleum products, but we will use a different process than conventional refineries.

Our low-intensity, closed-loop system is designed to recycle energy through several stages of the refining process. This helps use less energy, lower production costs and improve safety by operating under less extreme conditions.

The “green” describes the smarter, more efficient way we plan to operate.

Learn more at greenfuelsop.com.

07/22/2026

GFO believes meaningful economic growth begins with responsible private investment.

All GFO facilities are privately funded. While we may work with local and state leaders to pursue available economic development incentives tied to job creation and workforce growth, GFO does not intend to use local or state tax dollars to fund the engineering, construction, or operation of its facilities.

Our commitment is to create quality jobs, support workforce development, invest responsibly, and build lasting relationships in the communities we call home.

07/15/2026

The most expensive barrel of oil isn't always the one that's produced. It's often the one that has to travel twice.

In many oil-producing states, crude oil is shipped hundreds—or even thousands—of miles away to be refined.

Then the gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, asphalt, and other finished products are transported right back to the communities where the crude originated.

That means:
➡️ Higher transportation costs
➡️ Longer supply chains
➡️ Refining jobs and economic value created somewhere else

Our modular refineries offer a different approach.

By refining closer to where oil is produced, states can:

✔️ Reduce transportation and logistics costs
✔️ Lower fuel handling and storage expenses
✔️ Deliver products to market faster
✔️ Strengthen regional fuel supply and energy security
✔️ Keep more jobs, tax revenue, and economic value at home

At Green Fuels Operating, we believe refining closer to the source isn't just better logistics—it's a smarter way to build stronger local economies, more resilient supply chains, and a more efficient energy future.

Learn how GFO is helping reshape the future of American refining at greenfuelsop.com.

07/03/2026

As we celebrate our nation's 250th anniversary this Independence Day weekend, we're proud to support a future built on domestic energy production, resilient infrastructure, and American ingenuity.

Have a safe and Happy Fourth of July!

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06/30/2026

When energy needs change, waiting 5–7 years to bring new production online isn't always practical.

Green Fuels Operating's modular facilities are designed to be deployed faster, helping bring production online sooner while creating local jobs and investment.

Learn more about our approach: greenfuelsop.com

06/15/2026

The numbers speak for themselves. See how Green Fuels Operating is changing the economics of fuel production. Learn more at greenfuelsop.com.

06/05/2026

We’ve received several questions about the Duncan Refinery Project, and we want to make it easy for the community to find clear, accurate information in one place.

Our new FAQ page covers topics like project ownership, construction timeline, funding, future jobs, refining capacity, and what “Green” means in Green Fuels Operating.

As this project moves forward, we’ll continue sharing updates with the Duncan community and our partners across Oklahoma.

Read the FAQ here: https://www.greenfuelsop.com/duncan-project

06/01/2026

Friday marked an important milestone for Green Fuels Operating as we officially broke ground on our $400 million refinery project in Duncan, Oklahoma.

This project represents more than a new facility. It's an investment in American refining, domestic energy infrastructure, and the future of Stephens County.

We're grateful to the Duncan Area Economic Development Foundation, Stephens County Commissioners, Congressman Tom Cole, Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell, the Oklahoma Department of Commerce, and the many local and state partners who helped make this day possible.

Most importantly, thank you to the Duncan community for welcoming us. We're proud to be part of the next chapter of this historic site and look forward to creating jobs, investing locally, and bringing new refining capacity back to Oklahoma.

Read the full story:
https://www.greenfuelsop.com/post/400-million-refinery-breaks-ground-in-duncan-oklahoma-marking-first-major-new-u-s-refining-inves

05/29/2026