Meet the biggest buyers and sellers ahead of contracting season at the industry's leading methanol event
In preparation for contracting season, the Argus Methanol Forum returns to Houston, Texas on September 8-10, bringing together over 200 major global industry participants for three days of networking and information sharing.
With the world moving towards decarbonization, methanol will play a major role in the energy transition creating various opportunities for the industry.
Don't miss your opportunity to engage with industry stakeholders such as producers, buyers, financial intermediaries, technology providers, shipping and aviation firms, and project developers.
Pre-register your interest to receive all the latest event announcements and details on early bird offers.
Your event in numbers
200+ attendees
Network with leading experts and influential decision-makers from across the international market.
3 days of networking
Develop new contacts during speed networking sessions, round tables discussions, networking lunches and evening cocktail receptions.
130+ companies represented
Join international companies from over 20 countries and build strategic partnerships with your global peers.
Featured speakers in 2024 included:
Key themes on the agenda in 2024:
The application of CCUS for reducing carbon emissions in methanol plants
Low carbon methanol use in the chemical and plastics industry
Building a low carbon methanol pipeline and mobilising methanol in new ways
Financiers’ attitude towards financing the methanol world
Argus methanol eBook
Pre-register for the Argus Methanol Forum, September 2025, Houston, TX, US
Pre-register your interest for the Argus Methanol Forum 2025 to hear about the latest event announcements.
Pre-register for 2025Related event: Argus Sustainable Marine Fuels Conference
Stay on in Houston and join the co-located Argus Sustainable Marine Fuels Conference taking place on September 10-12 2025, for insight into the future of fueling the shipping industry. The methanol sector will be there alongside shipowners, technology companies, regulators, port authorities, and the LNG, biofuels, ammonia, and hydrogen sectors.
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