
From maritime and road transport to aviation and power generation, industries are looking for fuels that can reduce emissions while maintaining performance and reliability.
Methanol can be used across multiple transport and energy sectors. It is already being used in ships, vehicles, engines, turbines, and fuel cells, while also serving as a feedstock for producing sustainable aviation fuel.This versatility is driving investment across fuel production, infrastructure, engines, vessels, vehicles, and energy systems.
At MI, we work with industry and policymakers to support the safe and responsible adoption of methanol as a fuel. By developing safety guidance, advancing technical standards, and sharing industry expertise, we help create the conditions needed for methanol fuel markets to grow. Our Consultative Status at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) enables us to contribute directly to the development of the technical frameworks that support methanol in shipping.
Explore the pages below to learn how methanol is being used in maritime transport, road transport, aviation, and power generation.