India is exploring increased production of dimethyl ether (DME) as an alternative to LPG amid global oil market disruptions. A government research institute has established a pilot plant and plans to scale up DME output, a fuel scientists say can be used with existing LPG infrastructure, addressing supply challenges and rising prices. India is exploring increased production of dimethyl ether (DME) as an alternative to LPG amid global oil market disruptions. A government research institute has established a pilot plant and plans to scale up DME output, a fuel scientists say can be used with existing LPG infrastructure, addressing supply challenges and rising prices.
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What is DME? Scientists look to scale up output to offset LPG supply blow
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