Patrick Suen
Patrick Suen is the Founder and CEO of eurus.space, a space technology company developing practical infrastructure layers for future lunar and cislunar operations. His work focuses on transforming lunar water from a scientific resource into an operational utility: propellant, thermal mass, survival infrastructure, verifiable inventory, and eventually a financeable asset class for the emerging cislunar economy.
At eurus.space, Suen is developing an integrated architecture that includes FLARE™, a reusable lunar hopping mobility platform; WAVE™, a water-based propulsion family; WATERIG™ / OASIS™, volatile extraction and purification systems; EMBER™, regenerative power and survival-cycle architecture; and Sconce OS / AURA, autonomy and coordination layers for distributed surface operations.
For SpaceCom 2027, his work expands from lunar mobility into the broader concept of a Cislunar Operations Grid™: a coordinated operating layer where surface assets, water storage nodes, refueling interfaces, power systems, data services, verification protocols, and future settlement rails work together to make lunar activity repeatable, measurable, and commercially scalable.
Suen’s background spans deep technology, sustainability, systems strategy, and financial innovation. He applies this cross-disciplinary perspective to connect lunar hardware, operational risk reduction, resource verification, and infrastructure finance into realistic development pathways for Artemis-era and post-Artemis commercial lunar activity.
Sessions
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Lunar Water Bank™: Making Lunar Water Verifiable, Distributed, and Financeable12-Jan-2027Exhibit Floor, Booth #1414