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Sunday, August 26, 2018
The Nigerian government is considering using methanol fuel technology to generate electricity and expand itspetrochemical industry. The news was revealed bythe Minister of Science and Technology, Dr. OgbonnayaOnuat the inauguration of the Technical Committee on Methanol Fuel Technology Implementation program.
Dr. Onu said the adoption of methanol would revitalize the country’s weak industrial base as many chemicals would be produced by industries through its exploitation
According to Dr. Onu, methanol fuel is now widely used in most parts of the world, adding that it is high time Nigeria joined the trail considering its abundant natural gas resources that are being flared wastefully.
He further stated that methanol is cheaper and more environmentally friendly, andwould eventually reduce the cost of fuel in the country.
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