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The dimethyl ether market is recovering

2009-08-12View Original

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In the recent period, the price of liquefied gas has been rising steadily. Although the price of methanol is also increasing, for dimethyl ether manufacturers, the improvement in the market situation brings hope. Let’s all discuss it and share our insights.
Reply #22009-08-12
It still doesn’t seem very secure; the prospects aren’t very optimistic, and the main issue is the high cost!
Reply #32009-08-13
1# jichunzhlw If crude oil prices can stabilize, and liquefied gas prices remain above 3500, it should be beneficial for companies that produce dimethyl ether. If methanol is used at 2,000 yuan per ton, the cost of producing dimethyl ether would be around 3,150 yuan, leaving some profit margin.
Reply #42009-08-13
It is said that the three major domestic companies (Sinopec, CNPC, and CNOOC) jointly proposed to gradually raise liquefied gas prices in order to expand their profit margins and cope with the ever-changing crude oil market. According to industry insiders, **the maximum price allowed for liquefied gas was 0.92 times the price of gasoline at that time; see how large the gap is. It is also possible at present that **the giants will suppress the dimethyl ether industry, forcing you to survive in a difficult situation. Considering the competition among companies in the same industry, the prospects for this sector are not very bright in the short term.
Reply #52009-08-17
We are seeking another production process
Reply #62009-08-17
The market for DME depends mainly on **macro-control, as well as local **protection policies!
Reply #72009-08-18
Using biomass as a raw material is very promising
Reply #82009-08-19
I hope that methanol and its downstream products will see a revival; the prospects for them are bright in the long term!
Reply #92009-08-28
It’s hard to say; currently, the utilization rate is only 30%
Reply #102009-08-28
I hear that driving is becoming more common in more places.

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