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China's move to E10 could have a longer-term threat to methanol
demand, both directly as a gasoline blendstock and indirectly via
MTBE and the potential short-term upside if methanol is used in the
interim.
Watch Mike Nash, IHS Markit Vice President Syngas Chemicals discuss
how are geopolitics affecting the methanol industry, why China's
demand is so difficult to forecast, and if new methanol units will
continue to be built in the U.S.
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World Methanol Conference 2019 in Berlin on 5th
October.
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Posted 23 May 2019 by Mike Nash, Vice President, Syngas Chemicals, IHS Markit
