Methanol is a clear, biodegradable liquid petrochemical, most commonly produced from natural gas.

It is a vital building block in the production of countless industrial and consumer goods — including synthetic textiles, recyclable plastics, household paints and adhesives, foam cushions, and even widely used medications such as acetylsalicylic acid (ASA).

Beyond materials, methanol is increasingly used as a clean and efficient energy source. It serves as a fuel for domestic heating and cooking, and as a low-emission alternative fuel in the transportation sector.
Global markets are rapidly expanding for methanol in biodiesel production, power generation, and the manufacture of dimethyl ether (DME). It is also blended into gasoline to improve combustion and reduce harmful emissions. As innovation continues, new applications for methanol are constantly emerging — making it a strategic driver of both industrial progress and sustainable development.