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Research and Markets: Global Biofuels Outlook: 2010-2020 - Projecting Market Demand by Country, Region and Globally in One Single, Unbiased, Reliable ReportDUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/e9a9ea/global_biofuels_ou) has announced the addition of the "Global Biofuels Outlook: 2010-2020 - Projecting Market Demand by Country, Region and Globally" report to their offering. Global Biofuels Outlook: 2010-2020 - Projecting Market Demand by Country, Region and Globally in One Single, Unbiased, Reliable Report All essential global information on ethanol and biodiesel into ONE SINGLE, UNBIASED, RELIABLE report. Our fuel specialists around the world have thoroughly researched fundamental market data to bring you critical insight and a long-term view on the future of ethanol and biodiesel.
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Analysis and Contents This study compiles and analyzes thoroughly researched market data to provide you with a long-term view on the growing role of biofuels in worldwide gasoline and diesel markets. A comprehensive analysis of the global ethanol & biodiesel market with focus on key developments in Asia Pacific, EU-27, Africa, Russia & the CIS countries, and the Americas, broken down at country level. Covering predominantly ethanol and biodiesel, but also covering (ethyl tertiary butyl ether), cellulosic ethanol and renewable diesel (also known as non-ester biodiesel) where applicable, the study captures the current and near-term biofuels supply and demand picture in 32 countries in five key regions. For each region, an introduction and overview will cover the major trends. Ethanol
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Geographical Coverage 5 Regions and over 30 Countries Covered: Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Philippines, Poland, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, United Kingdom, United States, Venezuela Plus, a Look at Other Regions with Biofuels Production Potential
These countries and regions have significant biofuels production and consumption and/or are putting into place biofuels public and fiscal policies that will trigger significant biofuels production and consumption within the study timeframe. A number of countries were included in this study because they have historically and/or continue to produce and/or consume large volumes of biofuels, such as the U.S., Brazil and Germany. Other countries will consume less biofuels internally, but will be in a position to export into the emerging global market in the coming years. These countries include Ukraine, Hungary, Costa Rica, Thailand and Malaysia. We estimate the countries represented in this study comprise about 95% of all biofuels produced and consumed globally. Key Topics Covered: I. List of Figures II. List of Tables III. Glossary IV. Global Biofuels Outlook Primary Contributors V. Executive Summary VI. North America VII. EU-27 VIII. Latin America IX. Asia Pacific X. A Look at Other Regions with Biofuels Production Potential XI. Next Generation Biofuels XII. Appendix 1: Supply and Demand Summary XIII. Appendix 2: Biofuels Programs and Effective Dates XIV. Appendix 3: Conversion Factors Methodology: As a general matter, GBC has estimated supply capability based on current production capacity in place now and what GBC projects will be in place by the 2015 time frame. GBC has used production capacity from its Production Capacity Database to estimate production for the study time period for a number of countries where such data is not verifiable and/or available. Unless otherwise specified, supply will refer to commercial operable capacity that we expect could be in place throughout the study timeframe and such estimates come directly from our contacts with producers. To develop this estimate, we consider such factors as currently operating capacity, historical production and utilization, projects that are currently under construction and those projects that have been proposed but have not yet been built. GBC has used gasoline and on-road diesel demand figures developed and produced by colleagues at Harts World Refining & Fuels Service as of July 2009 to estimate demand for both ethanol and biodiesel. GBC has done a straightforward calculation of likely ethanol and biodiesel demand based generally on the public policy requirements that countries will be putting into place during the study time period. In its analyses, GBC has highlighted those countries it expects could be major biofuel exporters, as well as those countries that will likely need to import to meet expected mandates. The analyses also include the GBCs view of whether, based on its projections, biofuels mandates enacted will likely take effect as expected (for most of the countries included in this study, GBC finds that they will, though at varying time frames). Note that the GBC presents units in both liters and gallons. For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/e9a9ea/global_biofuels_ou. ContactsResearch and Markets Source: Research and Markets
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