Could the construction of new production capacity for one chemical product result in a 1.4 Bcf/d increase in natural gas demand? Yes it could - if all the methanol plants that have been announced and are on the drawing board get built. Of course, it is pretty unlikely that they will all get built, but even if only the best projects are completed, they will still consume a lot of gas. Today we’ll lay out the new plant construction numbers.
Bio:
Jim Jordan is president and founder of Jim Jordan & Associates, LP. Jim is an internationally recognized authority in the methanol and transportation fuels industries, and has performed a wide range of consulting assignments over the years, including strategic planning, competitive analysis, and market and commercial analyses for a diverse global client base.
Position:
Jim Jordan is president and founder of Jim Jordan & Associates, LP.
Industry:
Mr. Jordan has over 35 years of experience within the petrochemical industry - working in various roles of responsibility within Celanese Corporation and serving as Sr. Vice President, Energy & Fuels for DeWitt & Company, before founding JJ&A.
Location:
Houston, TX
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