Decreasing oil production from almost all the oil reserves, rising energy consumption and environmental issues are attracting the world towards renewable energy sources, particularly biofuels, says “Global Biofuel Market Analysis". The future of biofuel industry looks promising, especially as the local governments are taking initiatives to promote alternative fuel to meet the targets; e.g., the US pledged to nearly double ethanol production by 2012, and the European Community recently announced that biofuel will meet 10% of their transportation fuel needs by 2020.
The report provides an updated and detailed overview of the world biofuel market. It rationally examines the emerging trends in the worldwide biofuel industry and provides exclusive forecasts and region-wise snapshots of different product categories across the world, with their future markets. It also gives an overview on the development of new technologies and biofuel plants (online and/or under-construction during 2007 and 2008).
Key Findings a
The value of world biofuel market is expected to grow at a CAGR of more than 12.3% from 2007 to 2017.
Global ethanol market (production)
Global biodiesel industry is projected to grow and touch around 3,900 Million Gallon by 2014.
US ethanol production is expected to dominate the global market; however, increased corn prices will be a matter of concern for ethanol production in future.
Brazil is the second largest ethanol producer in the world and it is expected that the production level will move ahead at a CAGR of just over 6.5% during 2008-2017.
Key Issues and Facts Analyzed
Major market trends in the global biofuel industry.
Current cost analysis of biofuel.
Variations among the regional markets on the basis of their policies and trends.
Driving factors for the biofuel market worldwide.
Various government support programs and major biofuel projects.
Opportunities for biofuel in the global market.
Key Markets Analyzed
This section covers the main products like Biodiesel, Ethanol and the feedstock for these products in different regions, including Australia, China, Thailand, Brazil, Canada, the US, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Argentina, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia and the UK.
Research Methodology Used
Information Sources
Information has been sourced from books, newspapers, trade journals, white papers, industry portals, government agencies, trade associations, monitoring of industry news and developments, and access to more than 3000 paid databases.
Analysis Method
Methods like ratio analysis, historical trend analysis, linear regression analysis using software tools, judgmental forecasting, and cause and effect analysis have been used in the report for objective analysis.
Table of Content
1. Analyst View
2. Biofuel Industry - A Theoretical Overview
2.1 Biodiesel
2.2 Ethanol
3. Global Biofuel Industry - An Analysis
3.1 Oil Prices
3.2 Government Support
3.3 Environmental & Social Benefits
3.4 Kyoto Protocol & Biofuel Development
3.5 Second-generation Biofuel Production
3.6 Rural Development
3.7 Biofuel Transportation & Distribution Issues
3.8 Biofuel Feedstock & Consequences
3.9 Fossil Fuel Alternatives
4. Global Biofuel Industry - A Statistical View
4.1 Ethanol Dominating the Biofuel Industry
4.2 Accelerating Biodiesel Production
4.3 Cost Analysis of Biofuel
4.4 Future Outlook
4.4.1 Ethanol Production
4.4.2 Biodiesel Production
5. Market Performance
5.1 Americas
5.1.1 US
5.1.2 Brazil
5.1.3 Canada
5.2 Asia-Pacific
5.2.1 Australia
5.2.2 China
5.2.3 Thailand
5.2.4 India
5.2.5 Korea
5.2.6 Japan
5.2.7 Indonesia
5.3 Europe
5.3.1 Czech Republic
5.3.2 Denmark
5.3.3 France
5.3.4 Germany
5.3.5 Italy
5.3.6 Spain
5.3.7 UK
5.4 Others
5.4.1 Argentina
5.4.2 Malaysia
List of Tables
Table 3-1: Global - Biofuel Information with Feedstock Used & Blending Targets in Selected Countries
Table 3-2: Global - Biofuel Targets
Table 3-3: Cellulosic Ethanol Feedstock - Advantages & Disadvantages
Table 4-1: Global - Top Ten Ethanol Producing Countries (in Million Gallon), 2006
Table 4-2: Global - Biofuel Cost Analysis
Table 5-1: US - Ethanol Production Capacity by Company (in Million Gallon/Year)
Table 5-2: US - Biodiesel Active Plants, Production Capacity & Capacity Utilization Statistics (2001-2006)
Table 5-3: US - Top Ten Companies by Biodiesel Production Capacity (in Gallon), 2008*
Table 5-4: US - Biofuel Plant Information
Table 5-5: Brazil - Biodiesel Consumption through Bids (in Meter Cube), 2005 to 2007
Table 5-6: Brazil - Tax Incentives for Biodiesel (2006)
Table 5-7: Brazil - Biofuel Plant Information
Table 5-8: Canada - Biofuel Policies (2007)
Table 5-9: Canada - Biofuel Plant Information
Table 5-10: Australia - Biofuel Plant Information
Table 5-11: China - Ethanol Production Cost from Corn, Tuber & Sweet Sorghum (in US$/Metric Ton)
Table 5-12: China - Biofuel Plant Information
Table 5-13: Thailand - Ethanol Plant Capacity by Manufacturer (in Liter/Day), July 2007
Table 5-14: Thailand - Biofuel Plant Information
Table 5-15: India - Ethanol Production Cost from Molasses (2003)
Table 5-16: India - Biodiesel Production Cost from Jatropha (2003)
Table 5-17: India - Biofuel Plant Information
Table 5-18: Indonesia - Biofuel Plant Information
Table 5-19: Czech Republic - Biofuel Plant Information
Table 5-20: Denmark - Biofuel Plant Information
Table 5-21: France - Planned Biodiesel Plant Capacities (in ‘000 Metric Tons), 2008
Table 5-22: France - Biofuel Plant Information
Table 5-23: Germany - Biofuel Plant Information
Table 5-24: Italy - Biofuel Plant Information
Table 5-25: Spain - Biofuel Plant Information
Table 5-26: UK - Biofuel Plant Information
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