Company: PAII-WT
Filing Date: 2025-06-27
Form Type: S-1
Source: 0001213900-25-059054
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Company: Pyrophyte Acquisition Corp. II
Filing Date: 2025-06-27
Form: S-1
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’s Amos Tuck School of Business. Market Overview We believe our team has the deep and diverse expertise in the energy market needed to successfully execute a proper transaction. Globally, energy demand continues to grow, with approximately much of the world’s population experiencing high elasticity of energy to GDP growth. As energy sources evolve, and corporates and countries focus transitioning to newer energy sources, growth in all energy production should persist to meet the outsized demand stemming from population growth, economic development, and electrification. Transitioning to novel energy solutions will require continued production from conventional and renewable sources alike. Bloomberg calls for over $75 trillion (real 2024) in energy infrastructure and technology investment from 2025 -2035, with an additional $110 trillion called for through 2050. At the same time, the process for decarbonizing industrial business segments globally will still move forward. A profound shift across multiple industries has driven the mass electrification movement. As global sectors become increasingly electrified, reliable power generation will need to come from readily available resources and technologies. The challenge of meeting rapidly growing energy demand while reducing harmful emissions is a considerable one. Globally, deployments of renewable energy will outpace

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historical averages, with wind and solar capacity expecting to jump sixfold from 2025 to 2050, driven by favorable economics. We believe natural gas will continue to be a key component of the energy ecosystem as it addresses the challenges stemming from intermittent renewable energy solutions while meeting the massive demand for power generation with relatively lower carbon emissions. Bloomberg forecasts that global electricity demand will grow by 75% through 2050. By 2035, the incremental demand from data centers alone represents approximately 1,300 Terawatt -hours, of which more than 50% will come from conventional power generation. Accordingly, traditional fossil -fuelprocesses will represent $11 trillion in investment through 2035 (comprising upstream, midstream and downstream oil & gas investment), nearly doubling the $6 trillion investment from renewables. Not just a combustible resource, natural gas serves as a key enabler to other energy segments, such as the growth of hydrogen (H 2). Additionally, the continued use of natural gas will generate demand for products and services related to the decarbonization of natural gas, as well as its exploration & production, distribution, power generation, and steam methane reforming. Source: BloombergNEF, New Energy Output 2025 Although we may pursue an acquisition opportunity in any