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What is the production cost of methanol made from coal?

2011-01-13View Original

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What is the current production cost of methanol from natural gas? What is the production cost of methanol made from coal? How much water is consumed? What is the power consumption? Which expert can analyze it?
Reply #22011-01-13
It depends on your production process and the price of raw materials, especially the price of coal. Prices vary significantly depending on the region. Generally, the cost of methanol produced from coal in the Central Plains region is between 2200 and 2500, while in the northern regions it ranges from 1800 to 2100. The price of methanol produced from natural gas is directly linked to the price of natural gas itself; it is about 200 lower than the cost of methanol produced from coal. Additionally, it greatly depends on the control and management of the production process
Reply #32011-01-13
The cost of coal-based methanol is now around 2600
Reply #42011-01-13
The cost of producing methanol from coal is too high – it’s at least 2,000 yuan, and that’s even when operating at full capacity.

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