This collaboration will utilize ClearFlame’s patented diesel alternative technology and implement Verity’s proprietary carbon accounting software to authenticate the carbon intensity of feedstocks, such as corn sourced from US farms, as they undergo conversion into bio based ethanol, up to their consumption in ClearFlame’s fossil-fuel-free diesel engine technology.

The ClearFlame technology embeds into existing trucks, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 42% and making rapid deployment possible without upsetting supply chain operations. Fueled by an abundant supply of low-cost domestic ethanol with data aggregated along the biofuels supply chain by Verity, ClearFlame trucks match or exceed pricing of traditional diesel leases while providing significant ESG savings.

“This relationship not only quantifies carbon emissions reductions but also fosters demand for low carbon intensity biofuels, potentially accelerating the transition to regenerative agriculture practices and incentivizing biofuels producers to invest in decarbonization.” said Ron Zink, COO of Verity. “ClearFlame is the only engine and technology design offering the lowest cost per mile and carbon output with performance comparable to a diesel engine,” said BJ Johnson, CEO and cofounder of ClearFlame Engine Technologies. “Customers have been looking for a way to report these savings and secure emissions credits more easily. Through our partnership with Gevo, we are making tracking carbon offsets easy, effective and efficient.”

As part of this offering, customers have the potential to source carbon neutral or even net negative biofuels which have had their environmental attributes tracked through the Verity platform and which are located near ClearFlame hubs. With the use of these low carbon intensity biofuels in ClearFlame engines, customers have the potential to dramatically reduce the carbon footprint of their supply chains and have real, auditable data, not default information, to back-up their claims.