- Perstorp acquired an ester plant near Amsterdam in December 2024.
- Production of synthetic esters is set to begin in early 2025.
- The focus is on dielectric fluids for data center cooling.
- Perstorp aims for ISCC PLUS certification for reduced carbon footprint.
Acquisition and Production Plans
In December 2024, Perstorp announced the acquisition of an ester plant located near Amsterdam, Netherlands. The company plans to commence manufacturing a new range of synthetic esters at this site by early 2025. This move marks Perstorp's entry into the synthetic ester business, with a focus on specialty fluids markets.
Target Markets and Applications
Perstorp aims to address underexplored and underserved application areas, particularly in the specialty fluids sector. A key focus is on dielectric fluids for data center cooling, a market expected to experience double-digit growth in the coming years. The company intends to leverage its position in the value chain to serve these emerging markets with innovative products.
Sustainability and Certification
Perstorp is committed to sustainability, seeking ISCC PLUS certification for the Amsterdam site. This certification will enable the production of Pro Environment products with a reduced carbon footprint, verified by third parties. The company already offers a range of products designed to enhance sustainability performance across various applications.
Recent Developments
Recently, Perstorp launched Synmerse™ DC, a biodegradable and high-performing synthetic cooling fluid, at Data Center World Asia in Singapore. This product exemplifies the company's focus on developing sustainable solutions for industrial and specialty chemical applications.
