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AET Sulfex Technology One Pager 2023

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Sulfex - Desulfurization simplified


™

Stringent EPA and global environmental regulations are demanding dramatic reductions in sulfur levels in
fossil fuels to less than 15 parts per million (PPM) from several hundred PPM and heavy oils from several
percent to less than 1%. Currently, desulfurization occurs in a process called Hydro-Desulfurization that
uses hydrogen gas, high temperatures (300 to 400 degrees Celsius), and high pressures (30 to 130
atmospheres) to modify sulfur bearing compounds so they can be removed. However, this process is
limited to large refineries because capital and operating costs are too high. In order to meet the needs of
small refineries and pipeline end users such as fuel distributors, AET has successfully designed and built
a cheaper method of reducing the sulfur content of fossil fuels. The main cost-saving advantage of
AET’s patent-pending approach is that the fuel is not processed under high temperatures and
pressures. It also does not need large amounts of ancillary equipment. These items are both capital and
operationally expensive. Sulfex™ is operationally much simpler and thus not just much cheaper but also
much safer to use than traditional processes.

AET’s laboratory, pilot plant, and small-scale industrial plants have resulted in as much as 99.9% reductions
of all sulfur compounds found in existing high sulfur fuels and middle distillates sourced from various refineries.
AET has treated twenty (20) different types of diesel and gasoline fuels including U.S. Navy JP-5 jet fuel,
U.S. Marine F-75 diesel fuel, high sulfur kerosene, other middle distillates along with heavier fuels such as
mazut, bunker fuel and tire pyrolysis oils. In addition to dramatically decreasing sulfur levels, AET’s
process can simultaneously remove other contaminants such as dirt, water and polar chemical
contaminants to comply with EPA regulations.

To fully demonstrate the its Sulfex™ system, AET has also built two pilot plants at its Reno, Nevada facility.
AET’s Sulfex™ processes have been independently verified by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne
National Laboratory (www.anl.gov). Separately, Fluor (NYSE: FLR), a global engineering firm, has reviewed
and confirmed the accuracy of the initial plant heat and mass balance.

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