Truist analyst Jordan Levy lowered the firm’s price target on Green Plains to $18 from $25 but keeps a Buy rating on the shares as part of a broader research note previewing Q3 results among Alternative Energy / Mobility names. Shares are down 47% year-to-date as investors have grown tired of waiting to see financial uplift from the company’s numerous growth initiatives, but for the stock to see a “pronounced turnaround”, the company needs to execute on both bringing on and demonstrating the positive impacts/future potential at Shenandoah CST, while providing confidence in both the timeline and trajectory for the Advantaged Nebraska CCUS initiative with Tallgrass, the analyst tells investors in a research note.