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Oil expert Dan Lundberg predicts a spectacular growth in the use of methanol blended with US motor fuel - perhaps 800 million gallons a year by 1990. Methanol is an alcohol made chiefly from natural gas but which can be made from a variety of substances, especially coal.

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