Technology
One reactor. Two products.
Most plastic waste is polyethylene and polypropylene: long chains of the same carbon and hydrogen units that make up new plastic and jet fuel. Refinity breaks those chains down to light olefins, then sends the gas where the market needs it.
How it works
Where the two products split
Light olefins are the starting point for both new plastic and jet fuel. Refinity makes them once, then sends them one of two ways.
Two paths
Built to succeed in different places
Key partners & vendors
Who we build with
Strategic collaboration. Dow provides technical resources for engineering development and deployment, and is working with Refinity to identify preferred sites for future commercial plants.
Refinity holds the exclusive license to VTT’s fluidized-bed technology for turning mixed plastic waste into olefins, the core of Olefy™.
Refinity holds the exclusive license to PNNL’s catalyst technology that converts olefins into circular hydrocarbon liquids for sustainable aviation fuel.
Selected to design and build a 10,000-ton-per-year modular plastic-to-olefins plant.
Work with us
- Chemical producers
- Waste owners
- Fuel buyers
- Engineering partners
This page contains forward-looking statements about technology development, demonstration and deployment, including expected timing. These reflect current plans and assumptions and are subject to risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially.