Zeton to Design and Build Modular Plastic-to-Olefins Plant for Refinity
USA-based firm Refinity, a company transforming hard-to-recycle plastic waste into chemical intermediates, has selected Canada-based Zeton Inc. to complete final detailed engineering plans for, and to build and deliver, a 10,000 ton-per-annum modular waste plastics-to-olefins commercial demonstration plant.
For Refinity, which is part of Innventure, Inc., this is an important step toward advancing its commercialization strategy for circular olefin production sited alongside third-party petrochemical steam crackers. The company plans to supply circular feedstock to the ethylene and propylene markets worth 300 billion US-Dollar as well as the polyethylene and polypropylene plastics markets, which are estimated at 400 billion US-Dollar. Zeton’s modular, factory-built approach would be expected to provide Refinity with a repeatable plant design required to scale the business, the information said.
(Published in GLOBAL RECYCLING Magazine 3/2026, Page 9)
