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Marine fuel of the future? Petroleum Review, May 2019, p 36
In India, a recent seminar highlights the potential of methanol as a marine fuel. As an existing industrial feedstock, methanol offers a number of handling advantages over LNG, and can be produced from renewable sources and also CO2 itself. Low flash-point fuels (11°C cf 68°C for gas oil) have now become officially acceptable.
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Journal title: Petroleum Review
Keywords: 1 Surface Transport - 1.6 Methanol - marine fuels
Subjects: Methanol
