high purity gas pricing (specifically n-Butane)
high purity gas pricing (specifically n-Butane)
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Dear all,
I am trying to figure out market prices for high purity n-Butane prices as a part of potential forward integration of my company. We are studying oportunities of selling high purity n-Butane as aerosol propellant to the cosmetics industry.
Does anybody know current price levels or where to find current high purity n-Butane price levels? And does anybody by any chance know what the biggest players in the American market are?
Any hint will be greatly appreciated.
Sincerly,
Patrick
I am trying to figure out market prices for high purity n-Butane prices as a part of potential forward integration of my company. We are studying oportunities of selling high purity n-Butane as aerosol propellant to the cosmetics industry.
Does anybody know current price levels or where to find current high purity n-Butane price levels? And does anybody by any chance know what the biggest players in the American market are?
Any hint will be greatly appreciated.
Sincerly,
Patrick





RE: high purity gas pricing (specifically n-Butane)
The GPA has a set of purity standards for commerical grades. If you want specialized nButane, there is no real market.
The market for commercial nButane is listed daily by OPIS. OPIS ia a service that you have to pay for the daily trading data.
Here is a place that shows the 3 commercial grades of nButane. They reference OPIS too. https://w
the biggest players are ONEOK, Williams, and Enterprise.
RE: high purity gas pricing (specifically n-Butane)
Have you got any info on the specs of C, D and ISOM grade?
I am interrested in the application of high purity grade n-butane as aerosol propellant and am uncertain what the purity requirements are.
RE: high purity gas pricing (specifically n-Butane)
The difference is that when making iso butane from normal butane, olefins ruin the catalyst as does the Sulphurs. Then running iso butane through the isomer plant, it breaks into propanes and lighter making yields low, so those contaminates are limited more.
RE: high purity gas pricing (specifically n-Butane)