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The replacement of liquefied petroleum gas by dimethyl ether is the main development direction in the next 10 years

2008-01-24View Original

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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 23:25 Today, the online promotion meeting for the initial public offering of A shares of China Coal Energy Co., Ltd. was held in China Securities Journal·China Securities Network. What is the future market demand for dimethyl ether? Yang Lieke, executive director and president of China Coal Energy Co., Ltd., believes that dimethyl ether as a civilian fuel alternative to liquefied petroleum gas will be the main development direction in the next 10 years. It is expected that my country will have 5 to 10 million tons of dimethyl ether as civilian fuel demand in the next five years, and the market prospects are very broad. There is a long-term shortage of olefin products. It is expected that by 2010, my country's polyethylene demand will reach 14.54 million tons, with an average annual demand growth rate of 5.9% from 2006 to 2010. It is estimated that by 2010, my country's polypropylene demand will reach 12.6 million tons, with an average annual demand growth rate of 7.2% from 2006 to 2010.   According to the "Medium and Long-term Development Plan for the Coal Chemical Industry" (draft for comments), in the next 13 years, my country will invest more than 1 trillion yuan to vigorously develop the coal chemical industry. Coal-to-liquids, coal-based alcohol ethers and coal-based olefins will develop rapidly in the next 15 years. .Note$#, $ $
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I don’t know when the “Medium and Long-term Development Plan for the Coal Chemical Industry” will be released!
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For now, I think the production cost of dimethyl ether is too high, and profitability is still a problem. Although many factories have been built, many are not producing at full capacity and are in a state of half-starvation and half-full.* * Certain subsidies should be given to dimethyl ether production units, and at the same time further technical improvements should be made to reduce costs, so that dimethyl ether can be truly promoted and solve the problem. * * energy needs to play an effective role

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