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In February 2011, Emerging Markets released Algae 2020, Vol
2 updating the original 2009 study, including details on biofuels markets, profiles of leading algae biofuels-related companies,
and an intro to biochems, bioplastics and co-products.
Now Available! Global Algae Projects,
Producers, Ventures, Markets, Investors, Technologies, and Market
Forecasts
The Algae 2020
management study is a fact-filled guide designed for investors, producers,
researchers, consultants and entrepreneurs. Algae 2020
provides a comprehensive roadmap for the commercialization of biofuels,
drop-in fuels, biochems and
biomass markets.
The Algae 2020 study offers detailed insight for algae production
systems, markets and strategies based on site visits with more than
40 organizations.Algae 2020provides detailed case studies of leading
companies, projects, ventures, public-private partnerships, research labs, and provides a set of
scenarios, business strategies, market forecasts and an outlook for algal biofuels commercialization to the year 2020.
Global
Commercialization Outlook: From R&D to Pilot to Demonstration Phases A key finding from the Algae 2020 study: algal biofuels
have matured significantly in the last few years, moving from small
research labs, to pilot projects, to small scale demonstration
projects, and now to first-stage pre-commercial trials for CO2
capture in a handful of projects. Algae 2020 provides detailed case studies of leading
companies, public-private partnerships, research labs, and provides a set of
scenarios, business strategies and an outlook for algal biofuels commercialization to the year 2020.
Global Producers, Projections for Algal Biofuels, Drop-In Fuels,
Renewable Chems An emerging trend in algae projects is the production of algal-based
drop
in fuels - renewablele diesel, gasoline and aviation fuels, and a
biomass focus on high-value products including:
green plastics and chemicals from algal biopolymers, livestock and
fish meal, omega 3s, and pharmaceutical applications.
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Algae 2020 Study, Site Visits and Methodology The
Algae 2020 study presents a comprehensive perspective
of the algal biofuels and biomass industry by directly visiting and surveying many
of these endeavors and presents a composite of emerging solutions
and outstanding challenges from wide sample of data sources,
enterprises, and expert opinions.
Algae 2020 is based on rigorous analysis from
dozens of direct site visits, and an extensive survey from direct interviews and
collaborations with industry leaders,
public-private partnerships, leading scientists, and emerging
technology solutions providers, each working on several technical
challenges to arrive at solutions for success.
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 algae, it
is possible Biodiesel
could represent as much as 10% 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.
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