XCF Global, Inc. (Nasdaq: SAFX), a company at the forefront of decarbonizing the aviation sector through Synthetic Aviation Fuel (SAF), has announced that its New Rise Reno facility has already created more than 60 quality jobs in northern Nevada. These roles span high-tech manufacturing, engineering, and technical disciplines. With expansion plans in place for an adjacent site, that number is expected to grow to around 100 positions by 2027.
The facility, which produces synthetic aviation fuel along with renewable diesel and renewable naphtha, supports a variety of skilled positions including process engineers, operators, mechanical technicians, and instrumentation specialists. The planned expansion reflects XCF’s long-term investment in the region and its intention to establish an innovation hub in the Greater Reno area.
“The New Rise facility is a strong example of how the clean energy transition brings tangible benefits—creating sustainable fuels, meaningful careers, and thriving local communities,” said Mihir Dange, CEO and Board Chair of XCF Global. “Nevada is quickly becoming a leader in the national energy transformation, and we’re proud to be contributing to the development of a skilled workforce that will help shape its future. I want to thank our team at New Rise Reno for their dedication and commitment to realizing our shared vision.”
Beyond job creation, XCF’s operations in Nevada contribute to the region through tax revenues and infrastructure investments that support broader community development. The company’s integrated technology and early positioning in the SAF sector have helped make the New Rise facility a standout example of next-generation renewable fuel production in the U.S.
Jereme Crouthamel, General Manager at New Rise Reno, highlighted the local impact: “It’s exciting to be part of a project that not only advances clean energy, but also builds real opportunities for skilled careers in the Reno area. Our team takes pride in the work we’re doing, the technology we’re deploying, and the positive difference we’re making.”
