STC adquiere los activos de la tecnología de etanol G2 de DuPont

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Sustainable Technology Corporation, filial de Petron Scientech Inc., ha completado la adquisición de los activos de la tecnología de etanol 2G de DuPont, que es capaz de producir comercialmente etanol a partir de biomasa celulósica.
Ethanol Producer Magazine: “Sustainable Technology acquires DuPont’s G2 ethanol technology”, 18/10/2019.

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Los activos adquiridos incluyen toda la propiedad intelectual y patentes asociadas, incluida la del diseño de procesos y el zymomonas ethanologens. La adquisición de esta tecnología por parte de STC, le permite a Petron Scientech expandir la familia de combustibles renovables y tecnologías químicas que licencia y suministra (biocombustibles, olefinas a partir de alcoholes, óxido de etileno, etilenglicol, PE, EDC y SBR). STC planea licenciar la tecnología a nivel mundial, lo que incluye biorrefinerías en desarrollo por BioChem USA LLC (véase “BioChem USA instalará una biorrefinería en el estado indio de Gujarat”, 6/2/2019).

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