MI — The Global Methanol Alliance CEO Alexander Döll published an op-ed for ship.energy analyzing progress in China's renewable methanol market.
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What can we learn from China’s renewable methanol market? Quite a lot. 🤝 China is showing what happens when production, infrastructure, demand and policy start moving t…
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MI — The Global Methanol Alliance
We are the trade association for the global methanol industry.
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- Government Relations Services
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- Washington D.C., US
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- 11–50 employees
About MI — The Global Methanol Alliance
MI — The Global Methanol Alliance is the global trade association for the methanol industry, connecting companies across the methanol value chain and supporting industry engagement in key markets worldwide. With offices in Washington D.C., Brussels, Beijing, Delhi, and Singapore, we work with industry, governments, and international organisations to advance the safe, sustainable, and responsible development of methanol markets.
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MI — The Global Methanol Alliance joined the new UK Alternative Maritime Fuels Coalition to support shipping's transition to net zero.
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MI — The Global Methanol Alliance has been part of the Proman story since the beginning.
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MI — The Global Methanol Alliance CEO Alexander Döll reflects on the new identity, the meaning of the company in practice, and his ambition for the role as the industry continues to evolve.
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