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Which is more expensive, a methane-based hydrogen production plant or a methanol-based one?

2018-01-09View Original

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For hydrogen production from methane and methanol, when the required hydrogen output is not high, which has a higher cost in terms of equipment and installation alone?
Reply #22018-01-09
The investment in methanol-to-hydrogen equipment should be relatively low.
Reply #32018-01-10
Methanol-to-hydrogen plants have lower investment costs, but higher operating costs
Reply #42018-01-12
This requires analysis based on factors such as the market price of raw materials, processing volume, recovery rate, and purity; it would be best to have a research report available for clear insight!
Reply #52018-01-12
Methanol pyrolysis for hydrogen production should be a trend.

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