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Developing Biofuel Sources
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Developing Biofuel Sources |
| The global biofuels market is witnessing
unprecedented growth. World governments are injecting large sums of money and
resources into the development of biofuels in an attempt to reduce dependency on
oil. Continued volatility of oil prices and production levels have further
hastened the need for aggressive developments into this sector.
The biofuel industry is transitioning from first generation feedstocks to
alternative feedstocks, emerging technology development, and new government
policies supporting sustainable feedstocks and fuels. With this growth comes
challenges and opportunities for developers, producers, feedstock producers, and
entrepreneurs.
This report examines traditional and emerging sources used to derive
biofuels, and discusses promising biofuel feedstock sources. Worldwide biofuel
demand is projected to grow 20 percent annually through 2011.
Bioethanol and biodiesel will make up the majority of the market, with
North America being the dominant producer, but the largest growth in the Asia/Pacific
and Western Europe regions. A surge in demand for alternative feedstocks is
driving new growth opportunities in the sector.
First generation biofuel markets in Europe and the U.S. remain constrained
by feedstock availability, but have still reached remarkable biodiesel
production capacity levels. In the BRIC nations of government initiatives are
encouraging new opportunities for feedstock development and biodiesel
production.
Biofuel is any fuel that is derived from biomass - such as cow manure,
rice bran oil, bran oil, garbage, chicken feathers, styrofoam, apples, beer,
coffee, fungi, and many other renewable sources.
The greatest long-term future potential for large-scale application of
biofuels appears to be in the manufacturing of ethanol from cellulosic materials
on account of their widespread availability, abundance, low feedstock cost, and
significant lifecycle GHG emission reductions that can be attained. Examples of
cellulosic feedstock include forest products, wood wastes, crop residues such as
maize stover (stalks, leaves, and husks left in the fields after harvesting
maize), and energy crops such as switch grass.
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Table of Contents :
Executive Summary 5
Introduction to Biofuels 6
Historical Background 7
What are the Major Biofuels? 8
Utilization of Biofuels 12
Analysis of Ethanol 14
Analysis of Biodiesel 15
Pros and Cons 16
Future of Biofuels 20
Feedstocks 23
Biofuel from Rice Bran Oil 23
Understanding Rice Bran Oil 23
Overview of Rice Straw 24
Quality of Rice Straw 24
Technologies Involved 25
Thermal Combustion 26
Carbonization 28
Pyrolysis 28
Gasification 30
Biomethanation 31
Hydrolysis Followed by Fermentation 31
Deriving Biodiesel from Rice 32
Developmental Biofuels 33
Biofuel from Garbage 33
Biofuel from Chicken Feathers 34
Biofuel from Styrofoam 35
Biofuels from Apples 35
Biofuels from Beer 36
Biofuels from Coffee 36
Biofuels from Dairy 36
Biofuels from Vitamin E 36
Biofuels from Fungi 36
Biofuels from Grass 37
Biofuels from Hemp 37
Biofuels from Termite Intestines 37
Biofuels from Jatropha 37
Biofuels from Kelp 39
Biofuels from Lignin 39
Biofuels from Mushrooms 39
Biofuels from Nuts 39
Biofuels from Synthetic Organisms 39
Biofuels from Q Microbe 40
Biofuels from Radish Seeds 40
Biofuels from Sawdust 40
Biofuels from Tropical Sugar Beet 40
Biofuels from Vegetable Oils 40
Biofuels from Wine 41
Biofuels from Xylose 41
Biofuels from Wooden Chopsticks 41
Biofuels from Zeolite 41
Case Studies 42
Air Force to Power Aircrafts with Algae and Corn Husks 42
GM to Produce Biofuel from Garbage 43
Anheuser-Busch Fuels Texan Brewery with Landfill Biogas 44
B100-Powered Speedboat Circumnavigates Globe 44
Bioenergy Projects in India 46
India Jatropha Project 47
Bioenergy Projects in China 49
Bioenergy Projects in Europe 50
Bioenergy Projects in Japan 50
Rice Hull/Straw Processing Facility in Arkansas 52
Biofuel Research Plant in California 53
Bioenergy Projects in Belgium 54
Major Players 57
Asia/Pacific 57
National Federation of Agricultural Cooperative Associations Zennoh (Japan) 57
Ankur Scientific Energy Technologies Pvt Ltd 57
Manufacturer of Biomass Gasifiers 57
United Engineering (Eastern) Corporation 57
Australasia 58
PB Power 58
Europe 58
Abengoa 58
Abwasser- und Abfalltechnik GmbH & Co 59
Alpha Umwelttechnik AG 59
Austrian Biofuels Institute 59
Biofuels Northern Ireland 59
Biomass Syngas Development, Inc 59
Biomass Technology Group BV 60
Biotechnische Abfallverwertung GmbH & Co KG 60
British Association of Biofuels & Oils (BABFO) 60
Focus Rohwer Engineering GmbH 61
Green Fuels Ltd 61
Middle East 61
Alternative Fuel Technologies Ltd Sti 61
Artas Endustriyel Tesisler Taahhüt
ve Tic AS 61
North America 62
Bio Vision Technology Inc 62
Biodiesel Solutions, Inc 62
BiodieselGear 62
Biomass Syngas Development, Inc 62
BlueFire Ethanol 62
Broin Companies 63
Clear-Green Environmental Inc 64
CO2 Solution Inc 64
Cogeneration Planners, LLC 64
Colusa Biomass Energy Corporation 64
Delenova Energy, LLC 65
Dynamotive 65
Firm Green Energy, Inc 65
Genesis Technologies 65
Iogen 66
JatroDiesel 67
Mitsubishi Power Systems, Inc 67
Olympia Green Fuels LLC 67
Onsite Power Systems, Inc 67
Ormat International Inc 68
Pacific Biodiesel, Inc 68
Pan Gen Global 68
Power Energy Fuels, Inc 69
Primenergy, LLC 69
PureEnergy, Inc 69
Renewable Carbon Management, LLC 69
Rentec Renewable Energy Technologies Inc 69
Southern States Power Company, Inc 69
Sterling Planet, Inc 70
Transnational Technology LLC 70
Valley Air Solutions LLC 70
West Biofuels LLC 70
South America 71
Abatec SA 71
AquaLimpia SRL 71
Appendix 72
North America Biodiesel Plant Map 72
North America Non-Producing Biofuel Plants 77
North American Biofuel Plants Under Construction 79
North American Biofuel Plant Expansions 80
Glossary 84
About the Publisher 92
List of Figures and Tables
Figures
Figure 1: Largest Producers of Ethanol 81
Figure 2: Historic Prices of Gasoline & Diesel 81
Figure 3: Historic Ethanol Prices at Sugar Mill Gate Compared with International Gasoline Prices 83
Tables
Table 1: Proximate Composition and Selected Major Elements of ash in Rice Straw, Rice Husk, and Wheat Straw 25
Table 2: Biofuel Cost in US$ per Liter 82
Table 3: EU Taxation Policy for Ethanol 82
Related Reports:
Global Biofuel Market Analysis
Global Biodiesel Market
Next Generation Biofuels: Market drivers, growth opportunities and regulatory change
Global Biodiesel Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Bio fuel Market India
Emerging Biofuel Market in India
Global Biofuels Market: Opportunities, Emerging Technologies and Production
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