Entity

Company Overview

Petron Scientech Inc. (PSI), founded in 1991 and headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey, is a specialized process technology and engineering company focused on renewable chemicals, petrochemicals, and sustainable manufacturing solutions. The company brings over 30 years of expertise in technology development, process design, plant operations, and technical services across the ethylene value chain and specialty chemicals.

Technology Portfolio

PSI's proprietary technologies span:

• K-SEET℠: Ethanol-to-ethylene dehydration
• K-MEG℠: Ethylene oxide and ethylene glycol production
• Max-Leic℠: Maleic anhydride production
• Alcohol-to-olefins: Propanol-to-propylene, butanol-to-butylene processes
• Cellulosic ethanol: G2.0 technology platform (acquired from DuPont, 150+ patents)
• Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF): Alcohol-to-jet pathways

Commercial Experience

• 30+ EO/MEG projects delivered globally (new builds, expansions, revamps)
• Multiple operating ethanol-to-ethylene plants across Asia (India, China, Taiwan) since 1988
• 150+ years combined expertise from senior technical staff with backgrounds at Scientific Design, Shell Chemicals, and M.W. Kellogg
• Projects delivered across 6 continents in both developed and emerging markets

Strategic Partnerships

• KBR (August 2021): Exclusive global licensing alliance for K-SEET℠, K-MEG℠, and Max-Leic℠ technologies
• Engineering partners: Technoedif (Portugal), Quantum Process Solutions (India, 350+ engineers), Engineers India Limited
• Technology alliances: Shell CRI (catalysts), BASF, Sinopec, Syntez, Mitsui & Co. (USA)

Market Focus

PSI targets sustainable chemical production with emphasis on:

• Low carbon intensity pathways using biomass and waste feedstocks
• Energy transition solutions for petrochemical industry decarbonization
• Fast deployment: 24-30 month project timelines vs. conventional facilities
• Flexible scale: Small modular plants to large grassroots facilities (100,000+ t/y)
• Emerging markets: Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and Africa development