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Solid fuels gasification technology has been understood and applied for a long time. The current directions in developing coal gasification technology are primarily related to power generation in combined systems involving steam and gas turbine implementation, which considerably increases fuel use efficiency. Compared to the first gasifying installations, the current solutions have a much higher conversion intensity and are more reliable. Integrated power generation-related gasification technology developments have created increased interest in chemical products, such as liquid motor fuels, methanol and hydrogen. At the present time, the basic reason for the increase of coal use as a raw material for chemical production is the dynamic industrial growth in countries with high economic potential that do not have their own natural gas and oil resources and have limited access to international sources of the above minerals. China is a good example of a country in this situation, and it constitutes the largest coal gasifying economy in the world. In China alone, more than 100 million tonnes of coal is gasified yearly. We expect that countries such as the USA and India will follow China in coal gasification-based production growth.

Cost Estimates of Coal Gasification for Chemicals and Motor Fuels