The methanol industry is like a headless fly, flailing around aimlessly.
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Since no major breakthroughs in technology are likely in the short term, the approach is to wear down the weaker competitors in the same industry; by gradually integrating them and creating monopolies, it is possible to maintain industry profits. **The policies in this area are still unclear, which leads to chaos – it is the result of conflicts among various parties such as local authorities. We are now in an era of competition among many players, and strategically, one must strive to grow stronger, with the goal of seizing resources. Backed by substantial funds and powerful connections, such entities exploit the hard work of ordinary workers to maintain competitive prices, thereby eliminating their rivals and ultimately achieving success.** (Feel free to share it :)
Is that an overstatement? The methanol market is affected by the sluggish international market.
It is true that the ultimate goal is to seize resources; many methanol projects are launched with the aim of acquiring coal resources.
Well, this is also an inevitable stage in the development of a market economy, but this process has its own Chinese characteristics； To be honest, each country has its own characteristics; there’s no fundamental difference. But this often **drives technological updates and progress, which is why it is also the most dynamic. Throughout this process, China’s technical capabilities have **improved**, and it is gradually able to keep up with the global standard. This is inseparable from the efforts and sacrifices of our generation; let’s all work hard!
New methanol projects should not be pursued too recklessly; they need to have a long-term perspective. Development is the top priority; excessive development will instead hinder progress