DevvStream Expands Collaboration for Biomass-to-Jet Development, Securing Exclusive Carbon Management Role

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This filing provides significant operational and financial details supporting the recently announced three-way merger between DevvStream, Southern Energy Renewables, and XCF Global. The collaboration outlines a $2.05 million investment from Southern to fund pilot-scale units for bio-methanol and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production, which is crucial for validating the biomass-to-jet pathways. DevvStream's exclusive role as the carbon credit and environmental-asset manager for Southern's commercial projects represents a substantial potential revenue stream and strengthens its position in the environmental asset monetization sector. This development de-risks the strategic objectives of the merger and provides a clearer path for commercialization in the growing SAF market.

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• Expanded Collaboration for Biofuels

  DevvStream, Southern Energy Renewables, and Frontline BioEnergy signed a term sheet for an expanded collaboration to advance Southern's biomass-to-fuels and chemicals platform, focusing on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

• Significant Pilot Project Funding

  Southern Energy Renewables expects to provide up to $2.05 million to fund the design, construction, and commissioning of pilot-scale units for bio-methanol and SAF production.

• Exclusive Carbon Management Role Secured

  DevvStream is expected to serve as the exclusive carbon credit and environmental-asset manager for Southern's commercial projects, creating a new, scalable value stream.

• Supports Pending Three-Way Merger

  This collaboration directly supports the strategic objectives of the recently announced binding term sheet for a three-party merger among DevvStream, Southern, and XCF Global, Inc.

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This filing provides significant operational and financial details supporting the recently announced three-way merger between DevvStream, Southern Energy Renewables, and XCF Global. The collaboration outlines a $2.05 million investment from Southern to fund pilot-scale units for bio-methanol and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production, which is crucial for validating the biomass-to-jet pathways. DevvStream's exclusive role as the carbon credit and environmental-asset manager for Southern's commercial projects represents a substantial potential revenue stream and strengthens its position in the environmental asset monetization sector. This development de-risks the strategic objectives of the merger and provides a clearer path for commercialization in the growing SAF market.