I am looking for global price figures for 

- Gasoline

- Methanol

- Hydrogen

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Clarification of Question by small_beutiful-ga on 22 Jun 2006 10:52 PDT

Hi again,

Just to clarify my question, The costs I am looking for are the costs
of delivered fuels (for transportation)

The costs should therefore be in (USD/GJ)

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Request for Question Clarification by bobbie7-ga on 22 Jun 2006 11:30 PDT

Hello Small_beutiful,

Please download the following document.
http://www.risoe.dk/rispubl/SYS/syspdf/energconf05/session5_aahman.pdf

And take a look at the figures supplied in Table 2 Estimated
Production Costs (page 7)

Also check out ?International Fuel Prices 2005 (4th Edition)? 
This publication contains the retail prices for diesel and gasoline of
172 countries
Download here:
www.internationalfuelprices.com/

Is this the information you?re looking for?

Thanks, 
Bobbie7

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Clarification of Question by small_beutiful-ga on 22 Jun 2006 13:07 PDT

Bobbie7

Thank you for the quick response. The second source gives prices in
different countries rather than global prices; and prices are given
there in $/Litre as opposed to $/GJ

Table 2 in the first source is exactly what I am looking for but I
noticed that the sources used to compile this table are a bit old. If
you can find data for 2005 or 2006, it will be highly appreciated.

Please let me know if you need more clarification.

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Request for Question Clarification by bobbie7-ga on 22 Jun 2006 13:52 PDT

Hello again Small_beutiful,

Thank you for responding to my clarification.

I located some more up to date figures.  Please let me know if my
findings are now on target and if they would suffice as the answer to
your question.

Thank you, 
Bobbie7



OECD ? Scientific Challenges for Energy Research
Paris 17 ? 18.5.2006

- Crude 65 USD/barrel ~ 11 USD/GJ
-  Natural gas price 5 - 6 USD/GJ
-  GTL: 28 USD/barrel ~ 5 USD/GJ (based on stranded gas, IEO 2005)
-  CTL: 20 ? 50 USD/barrel ~ 3.5 ? 9 USD/GJ (Dapice 2004, Gielen & Unander 2005)
-  Black liquor based methanol or DME ~ 11 USD/GJ (Ekbom 2005)
-  Ethanol ~ 22 USD/GJ (Ekbom 2005)
-  Forest residues to syngas and FT-diesel at pulp mill ~ 13 ? 16 USD/GJ  (VTT)

http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/13/42/36746373.pdf



H2 can be supplied at 15-20 USD/GJ (2020-2030)

Distribution (pipeline/LH2) adds 2 USD/GJ delivered

Liquefaction: 7-10 USD/GJ H2 delivered

Refuelling station cost 3-6 USD/GJ H2 delivered (incl. pressurization,
excl. decentralized production cost)

Source: 
Prospects for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
International Energy Agency 
Kioto, 5-7 July 2005
http://www.iiasa.ac.at/Research/ECS/IEW2005/docs/ppt/IEW2005_Gielen.ppt


Hydrogen production costs

Costs of large scale hydrogen production at today?s energy prices:
-  10,30 USD/GJ coal
-  20,10 USD/GJ electrolysis (grid power)

For comparison: Gasoline price before taxes
- 3,00 USD/GJ

Present market price of hydrogen incl. distribution
- ~28 EURO/GJ (~2,60 EUR/kg H2) 

Source:
Hydrogen Infrastructure Investment Strategies 
Berlin, 9 October 2004
 http://www.tu-berlin.de/~energiesysteme/downloads/publications/erdm_2004_Hydrogen_Investment_Strategies.pdf
 

COST!
PV: 60 USD/GJ
Wind: 48
Biomass: 32
Hydro: 22
Natural Gas: 20

Hydrogen Production from Renewable Energy
IEA Hydrogen Implementing Agreement (HIA)
International Collaboration in Hydrogen R&D
IEA Joint seminar on RE R&D Priorities
Paris, March 3, 2005
http://www.iea.org/Textbase/work/2005/renewable/Session3/Hydrogen_IA_T_R_final.pdf

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Clarification of Question by small_beutiful-ga on 22 Jun 2006 14:22 PDT

Hi Bobbie,

That would suffice with a big thank you.

I am posting another question in a minute, I would appreciate it if
you consider answering it.

Dear Small_beutiful,

I'm pleased my research was helpful!

I'll take a look at your next question and if I'm able to answer it, I will.
Thank you.

Sincerely, 
Bobbie7



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Please download the following document.
Table 2 Estimated Production Costs (page 7)
http://www.risoe.dk/rispubl/SYS/syspdf/energconf05/session5_aahman.pdf


OECD ? Scientific Challenges for Energy Research
Paris 17 ? 18.5.2006

- Crude 65 USD/barrel ~ 11 USD/GJ
-  Natural gas price 5 - 6 USD/GJ
-  GTL: 28 USD/barrel ~ 5 USD/GJ (based on stranded gas, IEO 2005)
-  CTL: 20 ? 50 USD/barrel ~ 3.5 ? 9 USD/GJ (Dapice 2004, Gielen & Unander 2005)
-  Black liquor based methanol or DME ~ 11 USD/GJ (Ekbom 2005)
-  Ethanol ~ 22 USD/GJ (Ekbom 2005)
-  Forest residues to syngas and FT-diesel at pulp mill ~ 13 ? 16 USD/GJ  (VTT)

http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/13/42/36746373.pdf



H2 can be supplied at 15-20 USD/GJ (2020-2030)

Distribution (pipeline/LH2) adds 2 USD/GJ delivered

Liquefaction: 7-10 USD/GJ H2 delivered

Refuelling station cost 3-6 USD/GJ H2 delivered (incl. pressurization,
excl. decentralized production cost)

Source: 
Prospects for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
International Energy Agency 
Kioto, 5-7 July 2005
http://www.iiasa.ac.at/Research/ECS/IEW2005/docs/ppt/IEW2005_Gielen.ppt


Hydrogen production costs

Costs of large scale hydrogen production at today?s energy prices:
-  10,30 USD/GJ coal
-  20,10 USD/GJ electrolysis (grid power)

For comparison: Gasoline price before taxes
- 3,00 USD/GJ

Present market price of hydrogen incl. distribution
- ~28 EURO/GJ (~2,60 EUR/kg H2) 

Source:
Hydrogen Infrastructure Investment Strategies 
Berlin, 9 October 2004
 http://www.tu-berlin.de/~energiesysteme/downloads/publications/erdm_2004_Hydrogen_Investment_Strategies.pdf
 

COST!
PV: 60 USD/GJ
Wind: 48
Biomass: 32
Hydro: 22
Natural Gas: 20

Hydrogen Production from Renewable Energy
IEA Hydrogen Implementing Agreement (HIA)
International Collaboration in Hydrogen R&D
IEA Joint seminar on RE R&D Priorities
Paris, March 3, 2005
http://www.iea.org/Textbase/work/2005/renewable/Session3/Hydrogen_IA_T_R_final.pdf

Good job