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New! Biodiesel 2020: A Global Market Survey, 2nd Edition
Summary & Order Form PDF	Market Survey, Feedstock Trends and Forecasts Biodiesel 2020, second edition tracks the U.S. and global markets for biodiesel growth, details major feedstock trends, and provides analysis of biodiesel consumption and production trends. Europe, China, India and Brazil are also covered as case studies. Proprietary forecasts developed for this study are also used to produce 2020 "Scenarios" for the U.S., Europe, China, India and Brazil. The widely acclaimed Biodiesel 2020 study has been featured in the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, Business 2.0, Biodiesel magazine, Reuters TV, Fox News Energy Week, Biofuels International, Renewable Energy Access, The Futurist, and on Finland's TV network 'N" news Biodiesel 2020, 2nd edition provides an update on the first study; further explores feedstock trends and provides detailed analysis of the current transition from 1st generation biodiesel markets to 2nd generation markets for biodiesel, renewable diesel and biomass to liquids for biodiesel projects.
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Biodiesel 2020, second edition examines the trend towards lower cost multiple feedstocks, and provides analysis of emerging projects and markets for jatropha curcas, palm, soy, and rapeseed based biodiesel ventures in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. This study also reviews major projects in progress for lower-cost feedstocks from renewable diesel including tallow, used vegetable oil, yellow grease and waste recycling. Algae-based biodiesel projects are also reviewed in detail. This study finds the global market for biodiesel is poised for explosive growth in the next ten years. Although Europe currently represents 80% of global biodiesel consumption and production, the U.S. is now ramping up production at a faster rate than Europe. With the arrival of 2nd generation biofuels and non food feedstocks jatropha and castor, it is possible Biodiesel could represent as much as 20% of all on-road diesel used in Brazil, Europe, China and India by the year 2020. If governments continue to aggressively pursue 2nd generation biofuels research and development; enact investor-friendly tax incentives for production and blending; and help to promote research & development in new biodiesel feedstocks such as algae biodiesel, the prospects for achieving sustainable biodiesel markets may become realized faster than anticipated. Biodiesel 2020 finds that each of these variables will be essential to the eventual success of these targets. Download a Summary & Order Form for Biodiesel 2020: A Global Market Survey, 2nd Edition (PDF 4Mb)   Ethanol 2020: A Global Market Survey Summary & Order Form PDF coming in Spring 2008 pre-order discounts available   Market Survey, Trends Analysis, and Forecasts As a follow up to the Biodiesel 2020 study, Emerging Markets Online presents Ethanol 2020: A Global Market Survey Ethanol 2020 provides a survey of major ethanol producers, markets, trends, feed stocks, import/export movements, government targets, and some of the new "emerging markets" for ethanol world-wide.  The global market for ethanol is growing rapidly.  The U.S. just revised its national biofuels targets from 7 Billion gallons by 2012, to 35 billion gallons by 2017, or approximately a 20% replacement of transportation fuels in the next ten years called the "20 by 10" program.. Brazil is fast becoming the preferred supplier of Ethanol to U.S., European and Asian countries, due to the comparatively lower costs of sugar cane ethanol.  China and India are each making major domestic and international arrangements to increase ethanol market growth and meet national biofuels targets.   Ethanol 2020: A Global Market Survey identifies three market-based generational transitions of biofuels emerging in the next ten years. The first generation, or 1G, is based on domestic markets and production, feedstock and economics. The second generation, or 2G, is based on the fast-changing global markets of ethanol trade and tracks emerging trends in ethanol/feedstock flows and economic advantages in multiple feedstock environments. The third generation, or 3G, is based on emerging markets from technologies such as Cellulosic Ethanol and Biobutanol that promise higher yields per acre at lower costs over time. How will the transitional coexistence of 1G, 2G and 3G ethanol markets affect your ethanol interests? Ethanol 2020 tracks these key trends, identifies leading companies, and provides forecasts and scenarios to the year 2020.
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