Liquid Carbon Dioxide Prices: Global Price and Market Insights for Q2 2025

North America Liquid Carbon Dioxide Prices Movement Q2 2025:

Liquid Carbon Dioxide Prices in United States:

During Q2 2025, liquid carbon dioxide prices in the USA rose to 766 USD/MT in June. Inconsistent ammonia production limited CO₂ capture, while strong demand from food, beverage, and refrigeration sectors strained supply. Scheduled plant turnarounds and rising fuel and power costs further elevated distribution and operational expenses, driving price increases.

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APAC Liquid Carbon Dioxide Prices Movement Q2 2025:

Liquid Carbon Dioxide Prices in India:

In Q2 2025, liquid carbon dioxide prices in India reached 320 USD/MT in June. Prices were driven by variable fertilizer plant output, the main CO₂ source. Seasonal demand surged from beverage and cold storage sectors. Logistics challenges and power outages disrupted supply, impacting compression and liquefaction operations across key industrial zones.

Liquid Carbon Dioxide Prices in Japan:

In Q2 2025, liquid carbon dioxide prices in Japan reached 277 USD/MT in June. Limited feedstock from underutilized chemical plants, driven by high energy costs, impacted supply. Steady demand from electronics and food sectors persisted. Strict purity standards and increased import reliance, amid shipping disruptions, added complexity to production and distribution.

Regional Analysis: The price analysis can be extended to provide detailed Liquid Carbon Dioxide price information for the following list of countries.

China, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Japan, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, Nepal, Taiwan, Sri Lanka, Hongkong, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand, among other Asian countries.

Europe Liquid Carbon Dioxide Price Movement Q2:

Liquid Carbon Dioxide Prices in Germany:

During Q2 2025, liquid carbon dioxide prices in Germany reached 220 USD/MT in June. Supply was constrained due to maintenance and energy-saving measures at ammonia and ethanol plants. Consistent demand from the meat and beverage sectors, alongside rising electricity costs and stricter emissions regulations, added pressure to production and distribution operations.

Regional Analysis: The price analysis can be expanded to include detailed Liquid Carbon Dioxide  price data for a wide range of European countries, such as Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Russia, Turkey, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, Belgium, Austria, Ireland, Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, Romania, Finland, the Czech Republic, Portugal, and Greece, along with other European nations.

Latin America Liquid Carbon Dioxide Price Movement Q2:

Liquid Carbon Dioxide Prices in Brazil:

In Q2 2025, liquid carbon dioxide prices in Brazil reached 245 USD/MT in June. Prices were influenced by fluctuating ethanol production, affecting CO₂ recovery. Seasonal demand from beverage and cold chain sectors rose, while transport delays and exchange rate volatility, along with maintenance at bioethanol plants, disrupted short-term supply stability.

Regional Analysis: The price analysis can be extended to provide detailed Liquid Carbon Dioxide price information for the following list of countries.

Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Columbia, Chile, Ecuador, and Peru, among other Latin American countries.

Factors Affecting Liquid Carbon Dioxide Supply and Prices

1. Feedstock Availability:
   CO₂ is primarily recovered as a by-product from ammonia, ethanol, and fertilizer production. Fluctuations or shutdowns in these industries directly affect liquid CO₂ availability.
2. Energy Costs:
   CO₂ capture, compression, and liquefaction are energy-intensive processes. Rising electricity or fuel prices significantly increase production and distribution costs.
3. Seasonal Demand:
   Demand peaks during summer months due to increased usage in beverages, cold chain logistics, and refrigeration. This seasonal spike often drives price increases.
4. Logistics and Transportation:
   Disruptions such as tanker shortages, inter-state transport delays, and port congestion impact supply timelines and delivery costs, affecting regional pricing.
5. Maintenance and Plant Downtime:
   Scheduled or unplanned shutdowns at ammonia or ethanol facilities reduce CO₂ recovery volumes, tightening supply and pushing up prices.
6. Regulatory and Environmental Compliance:
   Stricter emissions standards and carbon capture regulations add complexity and cost to operations, influencing both production decisions and market pricing.
7. Import Dependency and Shipping Disruptions:
   In regions relying on imported CO₂, shipping delays, freight rate volatility, and geopolitical tensions can hinder supply continuity and raise costs.
8. Currency Exchange Rates:
   Exchange rate fluctuations affect import costs for countries dependent on external supply, influencing landed prices and procurement strategies.

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Key Coverage:

• Market Analysis
• Market Breakup by Region
• Demand Supply Analysis by Type
• Demand Supply Analysis by Application
• Demand Supply Analysis of Raw Materials
• Price Analysis
• Spot Prices by Major Ports
• Price Breakup
• Price Trends by Region
• Factors influencing the Price Trends
• Market Drivers, Restraints, and Opportunities
• Competitive Landscape
• Recent Developments
• Global Event Analysis

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