Methanol Institute and Aramco release report on decarbonisation

The Methanol Institute and Aramco announce their joint report, showcasing the decarbonization potential of low-carbon e-fuels in China’s road transport sector and supported by member companies including Geely Holding Group and OCI Global. This 3E (environment, economy and efficiency) study makes the case for e-fuels (e-hydrogen, e-methanol and e-gasoline via methanol to gasoline (MTG) technology)

The Methanol Institute: Summary of the outcomes of MEPC 81

The 81st session of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC), alongside the preceding Intersessional Working Group on Greenhouse Gases (ISWG GHG 16) meeting, marked a decisive step in the evolution of maritime policy. This included achieving a general consensus on a target-based standard for fuels, underscoring the global commitment to ambitious greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction

MI publishes guide to methanol as marine fuel

The orderbook for methanol fuelled ships has grown rapidly with owners and operators specifying the fuel for use on ships from the largest container ships to small pilot boats.

‘Methanol is already widely available globally in key ports’

Mr Chris Chatterton, Chief Operating Officer (COO), the Methanol Institute (MI), shared his views with Future Fuels in an exclusive interview on the solutions offered to the shipping industry, with a focus on methanol as an option. What are the milestones achieved by Methanol Institute towards decorbonisation so far? MI actively participated and supported the

Methanol Institute, TERI, and IIT Kanpur agreed to encourage use of methanol in India

The Methanol Institute (MI), The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), and the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to jointly drive the use of methanol as an alternative fuel for different applications. The companies have agreed to promote sustainable pathways of methanol production in India. The partnership

Methanol the future proof marine fuel

With the technological and regulatory challenges associated with burning methanol as a bunker fuel largely resolved, it’s time for the industry to move forward, as Maersk has done, and get ready to go green with methanol. That was the view widely expressed at our “Rise of Methanol As A Future Proof Marine Fuel” seminar held