Global Clean Energy Hldgs Inc - GCEH STOCK NEWS

Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC), Global Clean Energy Holdings, Inc., and Bayer have announced a strategic collaboration to promote camelina cultivation in Argentina as part of Bayer's PRO Carbono Program. This collaboration aims to drive decarbonization in the supply chain and promote sustainable agricultural production. Camelina is used as an ultra-low carbon feedstock for advanced biofuels production and is already being promoted in Argentina by LDC and Global Clean Energy. The partnership aligns with LDC's global sustainability strategy to contribute to climate goals by driving decarbonization and adopting regenerative agriculture practices. Global Clean Energy, a leading camelina producer, is dedicated to offering adaptable and high-yielding camelina varieties. The collaboration with Bayer's PRO Carbono program focuses on implementing sustainable agronomic practices to increase productivity, reduce emissions, and capture more carbon from the soil.

Global Clean Energy Holdings, Inc. announces founder Richard Palmer's retirement as CEO and the appointment of President Noah Verleun as Interim CEO. Palmer will remain on the Board. Verleun brings 15 years of experience and will lead the company through the transition to operations at the Bakersfield facility.

Global Clean Energy Holdings, Inc. (OTCQB:GCEH) announced advancements in developing herbicide-resistant camelina varieties, targeting new production areas and accelerating farmer adoption. The company's patented camelina varieties can now be planted in fields treated with residual herbicides, previously off-limits to planting camelina. The new camelina variety has confirmed resistance to Group 2 and Group 14 herbicides, with a commercial launch expected in 2025. Global Clean Energy has over 20 years of camelina breeding history, a proprietary collection of over 25,000 camelina genotypes, and a tilling library of over 8,000 distinct mutant lines.

Intelinair selected as project partner in USDA grant to study camelina as renewable fuel feedstock

Global Clean Energy Holdings Inc. announces contracting 65,000 acres of camelina crop for 2023 growing season, expecting to increase profitability and reduce risk for farmers.

EarthDaily Agro, a division of EarthDaily Analytics, has been selected by Global Clean Energy Holdings and Sustainable Oils to support their work in increasing the adoption of camelina as a renewable fuel feedstock. The project is funded by a $30 million USDA grant and will focus on the Western U.S. EarthDaily Agro will provide data and analytics to optimize camelina cultivation and production.

Global Clean Energy Holdings and the USDA have signed a contract for the Climate-Smart Camelina Project, a $30 million pilot project to measure and validate the advantages of camelina as a renewable fuel feedstock. The project aims to accelerate farmers' adoption of camelina and provide additional revenue streams to growers.

The USDA has awarded Global Clean Energy Holdings, Inc. (OTCQB:GCEH) up to $30 million as part of its Climate-Smart Commodities grant program. This funding is designated for a pilot project focusing on camelina, a nonfood crop, to produce ultra-low carbon renewable fuels. The initiative aims to enhance carbon capture and promote sustainable farming practices. Global Clean Energy holds the largest camelina patent portfolio and engages farmers across key U.S. states to grow this crop, which will be processed at its California refinery.

Global Clean Energy Holdings (OTC-PINK:GCEH) announced that CEO Richard Palmer and President Noah Verleun will present at the Stifel 2022 Cross Sector Insight Conference on June 9, 2022, from 10:55 to 11:25 a.m. EDT. They will also participate in a fireside chat at the Cowen Next-Gen Fuel Summit on June 16, 2022, from 12:00 to 12:45 p.m. EDT. Both sessions will be available for public viewing via webcasts.

GCEH focuses on reducing carbon emissions through its renewable fuel strategies utilizing proprietary nonfood camelina varieties.