EUROPE BIOFUELS AND BIODIESEL MARKET FORECAST 2017-2024
KEY FINDINGS
The Europe biofuels and biodiesel market accounted for a revenue of around $32732 million in 2016 and is estimated to reach around $50781 million by 2024, growing at a CAGR of 5.8% during the forecast period. The forecast period is from 2017 to 2024 while the base year is deliberated at 2016. The availability of feedstock, the government’s law to support the approval of bio-based fuel alternatives, multiple applications of biofuels are some of the key factors driving the biofuels and biodiesel market. Stringent laws and regulations, the rise in competition among major players in the market are some of the challenges faced by the biofuels and biodiesel market.
MARKET INSIGHT
The biofuels and biodiesel market in the Europe region is segmented on the basis of type into biogas, Cellulosic Ethanol, biobutanol, vegetable oil, biodme, bio-alcohols, biodiesel, and others. The market by feedstock is segmented into Syngas/Biomass/MSW, Simple and Complex Lignocellulose, oil and fats market, Algae-based biofuel, sugar and starches, and other feedstock. The rising demand for bio-diesel in developing regions and rising focus on affordable, reliable and sustainable energy are some of the new opportunities facing the biofuels and biodiesel market.
COMPETITIVE INSIGHTS
The key companies mentioned in the Europe biofuels and biodiesel market are Blue Fire Renewables, Abengoa Bioenergy, Poet-DSM advanced Biofuels LLC, Algenol Biofuels, Fiberlight LLC, Aventine Renewable energy holdings, Inbicon Ineos Bios, Clariant SE, Australian Renewables Fuel Ltd, Zeachem Inc., Renewable energy group, Dupont Industrial Biosciences, Petrobras, and Granbio,
The Europe biofuels and biodiesel market accounted for a revenue of around $32732 million in 2016 and is estimated to reach around $50781 million by 2024, growing at a CAGR of 5.8% during the forecast period. The forecast period is from 2017 to 2024 while the base year is deliberated at 2016. The availability of feedstock, the government’s law to support the approval of bio-based fuel alternatives, multiple applications of biofuels are some of the key factors driving the biofuels and biodiesel market. Stringent laws and regulations, the rise in competition among major players in the market are some of the challenges faced by the biofuels and biodiesel market.
MARKET INSIGHT
The biofuels and biodiesel market in the Europe region is segmented on the basis of type into biogas, Cellulosic Ethanol, biobutanol, vegetable oil, biodme, bio-alcohols, biodiesel, and others. The market by feedstock is segmented into Syngas/Biomass/MSW, Simple and Complex Lignocellulose, oil and fats market, Algae-based biofuel, sugar and starches, and other feedstock. The rising demand for bio-diesel in developing regions and rising focus on affordable, reliable and sustainable energy are some of the new opportunities facing the biofuels and biodiesel market.
COMPETITIVE INSIGHTS
The key companies mentioned in the Europe biofuels and biodiesel market are Blue Fire Renewables, Abengoa Bioenergy, Poet-DSM advanced Biofuels LLC, Algenol Biofuels, Fiberlight LLC, Aventine Renewable energy holdings, Inbicon Ineos Bios, Clariant SE, Australian Renewables Fuel Ltd, Zeachem Inc., Renewable energy group, Dupont Industrial Biosciences, Petrobras, and Granbio,
1. RESEARCH SCOPE
1.1. STUDY GOALS
1.2. SCOPE OF THE MARKET STUDY
1.3. WHO WILL FIND THIS REPORT USEFUL?
1.4. STUDY AND FORECASTING YEARS
2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
2.1. SOURCES OF DATA
2.1.1. SECONDARY DATA
2.1.2. PRIMARY DATA
2.2. BOTTOM-UP APPROACH
2.3. TOP DOWN APPROACH
2.4. DATA TRIANGULATION
3. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
3.1. MARKET SUMMARY
3.2. KEY FINDINGS
3.2.1. FLUCTUATING PETROLEUM PRICES DRIVING BIOFUELS DEMAND
3.2.2. THE MARKET IS RAPIDLY SHIFTING FOCUS TO SECOND GENERATION BIOFUELS
3.2.3. GOVERNMENT ENCOURAGING DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF BIOFUELS
4. MARKET DYNAMICS
4.1. ETYMOLOGY OF THE BIOFUELS MARKET
4.2. BENEFITS AND LIMITATION OF BIOFUELS MARKET
4.3. MARKET DEFINITION AND SCOPE
4.4. KEY MARKET DRIVERS
4.4.1. INCREASING AVAILABILITY OF FEEDSTOCKS
4.4.2. MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS FOR BIOFUELS
4.4.3. SUSTAINABILITY QUESTIONS RAISED BY UN AND OTHERS
4.5. MARKET RESTRAINTS
4.5.1. VOLATILITY IN OIL PRICES
4.5.2. BARRIERS IN RETAILING, DISTRIBUTION, AND DEVELOPMENT OF FUELS
4.6. MARKET OPPORTUNITIES
4.6.1. RISING DEMAND FOR BIO-DIESEL IN DEVELOPING REGIONS
4.6.2. INCREASING FOCUS ON AFFORDABLE, RELIABLE AND SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
4.7. BIOFUELS MAY DEMAND MARKET CHALLENGES
4.7.1. STRINGENT RULES AND REGULATIONS
4.7.2. RISE IN COMPETITION AMONG KEY PLAYERS
5. GLOBAL BIO-FUEL MARKET BY FEEDSTOCK
5.1. SIMPLE AND COMPLEX LIGNOCELLULOSE
5.2. SYNGAS/BIOMASS/MSW
5.3. ALGAE-BASED BIOFUEL
5.4. SUGAR AND STARCHES
5.5. OILS AND FATS
5.6. OTHER FEEDSTOCK
6. GLOBAL BIO-FUEL MARKET BY TYPE
6.1. CELLULOSIC ETHANOL
6.2. VEGETable OIL
6.3. BIOGAS
6.4. BIO-ALCOHOLS
6.5. BIODIESEL
6.6. BIOBUTANOL
6.7. BIO DME
6.8. OTHERS
7. KEY ANALYTICS
7.1. PORTER'S 5 FORCES ANALYSIS
7.1.1. THREAT OF NEW ENTRANTS
7.1.2. THREAT OF SUBSTITUTE
7.1.3. BARGAINING POWER OF SUPPLIERS
7.1.4. BARGAINING POWER OF BUYERS
7.1.5. INTENSITY OF COMPETITIVE RIVALRY
7.2. KEY INSIGHTS
7.2.1. IMPORTANT EMERGING MARKETS
7.2.2. IMPORTANT REVENUE GENERATING SEGMENTS
7.2.3. APPLICATION INSIGHTS
7.2.4. STRATEGIC CONCLUSION
7.2.5. SECTOR ANALYSIS
7.3. VENDOR LANDSCAPE
7.4. OPPORTUNITY MATRIX
7.5. LEGAL, POLICY & REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
7.6. KEY BUYING CRITERIA
7.6.1. PRICE
7.6.2. REGULATION
7.6.3. ENVIRONMENT CONCERN
7.6.4. AVAILABILITY
7.7. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
7.7.1. REGIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
7.7.2. FEEDSTOCK SEGMENT-WISE OPPORTUNITIES
8. GEOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
8.1. U.K
8.2. FRANCE
8.3. GERMANY
8.4. SPAIN
8.5. ITALY
8.6. ROE
9. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
9.1. MARKET SHARE ANALYSIS
9.2. CORPORATE STRATEGIES
9.3. COMPANY PROFILES
9.3.1. ABENGOA BIOENERGY
9.3.1.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.1.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.1.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.1.4. STRATEGIC INITIATIVES
9.3.2. ALGENOL BIOFUELS
9.3.2.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.2.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.2.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.2.4. STRATEGIC INITIATIVES
9.3.3. AUSTRALIAN RENEWABLES FUEL LIMITED
9.3.3.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.3.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.3.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.3.4. STRATEGIC INITIATIVE
9.3.4. AVENTINE RENEWABLE ENERGY HOLDINGS, INC.
9.3.4.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.5. BLUE FIRE RENEWABLES
9.3.5.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.5.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.5.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.5.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.6. CLARIANT SE
9.3.6.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.6.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.6.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.6.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.7. DUPONT INDUSTRIAL BIOSCIENCES
9.3.7.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.7.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.7.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.7.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.8. FIBERIGHT LLC
9.3.8.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.8.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.8.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.8.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.9. GRANBIO
9.3.9.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.9.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.9.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.9.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.10. INBICON
9.3.10.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.10.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.10.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.10.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.11. INEOS BIOS
9.3.11.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.11.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.11.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.12. POET-DSM ADVANCED BIOFUELS LLC
9.3.12.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.12.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.12.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.12.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.13. RENEWABLE ENERGY GROUP
9.3.13.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.13.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.13.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.13.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.14. PETROBRAS
9.3.14.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.14.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.14.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.14.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.15. ZEACHEM INC.
9.3.15.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.15.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.15.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.15.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
LIST OF Table
Table 1 EUROPE BIOFUELS MARKET BY TYPES 2017-2024 ($ MILLION)
Table 2 MAJOR TARGETS FOR BIO-BASED INDUSTRY
Table 3 EUROPE BIOFUEL MARKET BY FEEDSTOCK MARKET 2017-2024 ($MILLION)
Table 4 MOISTURE CONTENT OF POTENTIALLY AVAILABLE LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS AVAILABLE IN THE U.S. (DRY TON/ACRE)
Table 5 AMOUNT OF OIL PRODUCED BY EACH STRAIN OF ALGAE BY DRY WEIGHT
Table 6 EUROPE BIOFUEL MARKET BY TYPE 2017 -2024 ($MILLION)
Table 7 ENERGY CONTENT IN COMPARISON TO OTHER FUELS
Table 8 TOP COUNTRIES WITH THEIR GROWTH RATE
Table 9 REVENUE GENERATION FROM DIFFERENT SEGMENTS 2017-2024 ($BILLION)
Table 10 EUROPE BIOFUEL MARKET BY COUNTRY, 2017-2024 ($MILLION)
Table 11 STRATEGIC MOVES
1.1. STUDY GOALS
1.2. SCOPE OF THE MARKET STUDY
1.3. WHO WILL FIND THIS REPORT USEFUL?
1.4. STUDY AND FORECASTING YEARS
2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
2.1. SOURCES OF DATA
2.1.1. SECONDARY DATA
2.1.2. PRIMARY DATA
2.2. BOTTOM-UP APPROACH
2.3. TOP DOWN APPROACH
2.4. DATA TRIANGULATION
3. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
3.1. MARKET SUMMARY
3.2. KEY FINDINGS
3.2.1. FLUCTUATING PETROLEUM PRICES DRIVING BIOFUELS DEMAND
3.2.2. THE MARKET IS RAPIDLY SHIFTING FOCUS TO SECOND GENERATION BIOFUELS
3.2.3. GOVERNMENT ENCOURAGING DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF BIOFUELS
4. MARKET DYNAMICS
4.1. ETYMOLOGY OF THE BIOFUELS MARKET
4.2. BENEFITS AND LIMITATION OF BIOFUELS MARKET
4.3. MARKET DEFINITION AND SCOPE
4.4. KEY MARKET DRIVERS
4.4.1. INCREASING AVAILABILITY OF FEEDSTOCKS
4.4.2. MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS FOR BIOFUELS
4.4.3. SUSTAINABILITY QUESTIONS RAISED BY UN AND OTHERS
4.5. MARKET RESTRAINTS
4.5.1. VOLATILITY IN OIL PRICES
4.5.2. BARRIERS IN RETAILING, DISTRIBUTION, AND DEVELOPMENT OF FUELS
4.6. MARKET OPPORTUNITIES
4.6.1. RISING DEMAND FOR BIO-DIESEL IN DEVELOPING REGIONS
4.6.2. INCREASING FOCUS ON AFFORDABLE, RELIABLE AND SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
4.7. BIOFUELS MAY DEMAND MARKET CHALLENGES
4.7.1. STRINGENT RULES AND REGULATIONS
4.7.2. RISE IN COMPETITION AMONG KEY PLAYERS
5. GLOBAL BIO-FUEL MARKET BY FEEDSTOCK
5.1. SIMPLE AND COMPLEX LIGNOCELLULOSE
5.2. SYNGAS/BIOMASS/MSW
5.3. ALGAE-BASED BIOFUEL
5.4. SUGAR AND STARCHES
5.5. OILS AND FATS
5.6. OTHER FEEDSTOCK
6. GLOBAL BIO-FUEL MARKET BY TYPE
6.1. CELLULOSIC ETHANOL
6.2. VEGETable OIL
6.3. BIOGAS
6.4. BIO-ALCOHOLS
6.5. BIODIESEL
6.6. BIOBUTANOL
6.7. BIO DME
6.8. OTHERS
7. KEY ANALYTICS
7.1. PORTER'S 5 FORCES ANALYSIS
7.1.1. THREAT OF NEW ENTRANTS
7.1.2. THREAT OF SUBSTITUTE
7.1.3. BARGAINING POWER OF SUPPLIERS
7.1.4. BARGAINING POWER OF BUYERS
7.1.5. INTENSITY OF COMPETITIVE RIVALRY
7.2. KEY INSIGHTS
7.2.1. IMPORTANT EMERGING MARKETS
7.2.2. IMPORTANT REVENUE GENERATING SEGMENTS
7.2.3. APPLICATION INSIGHTS
7.2.4. STRATEGIC CONCLUSION
7.2.5. SECTOR ANALYSIS
7.3. VENDOR LANDSCAPE
7.4. OPPORTUNITY MATRIX
7.5. LEGAL, POLICY & REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
7.6. KEY BUYING CRITERIA
7.6.1. PRICE
7.6.2. REGULATION
7.6.3. ENVIRONMENT CONCERN
7.6.4. AVAILABILITY
7.7. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
7.7.1. REGIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
7.7.2. FEEDSTOCK SEGMENT-WISE OPPORTUNITIES
8. GEOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
8.1. U.K
8.2. FRANCE
8.3. GERMANY
8.4. SPAIN
8.5. ITALY
8.6. ROE
9. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
9.1. MARKET SHARE ANALYSIS
9.2. CORPORATE STRATEGIES
9.3. COMPANY PROFILES
9.3.1. ABENGOA BIOENERGY
9.3.1.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.1.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.1.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.1.4. STRATEGIC INITIATIVES
9.3.2. ALGENOL BIOFUELS
9.3.2.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.2.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.2.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.2.4. STRATEGIC INITIATIVES
9.3.3. AUSTRALIAN RENEWABLES FUEL LIMITED
9.3.3.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.3.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.3.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.3.4. STRATEGIC INITIATIVE
9.3.4. AVENTINE RENEWABLE ENERGY HOLDINGS, INC.
9.3.4.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.5. BLUE FIRE RENEWABLES
9.3.5.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.5.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.5.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.5.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.6. CLARIANT SE
9.3.6.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.6.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.6.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.6.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.7. DUPONT INDUSTRIAL BIOSCIENCES
9.3.7.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.7.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.7.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.7.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.8. FIBERIGHT LLC
9.3.8.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.8.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.8.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.8.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.9. GRANBIO
9.3.9.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.9.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.9.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.9.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.10. INBICON
9.3.10.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.10.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.10.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.10.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.11. INEOS BIOS
9.3.11.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.11.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.11.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.12. POET-DSM ADVANCED BIOFUELS LLC
9.3.12.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.12.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.12.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.12.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.13. RENEWABLE ENERGY GROUP
9.3.13.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.13.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.13.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.13.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.14. PETROBRAS
9.3.14.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.14.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.14.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.14.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
9.3.15. ZEACHEM INC.
9.3.15.1. OVERVIEW
9.3.15.2. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
9.3.15.3. SCOT ANALYSIS
9.3.15.4. STRATEGIC MOVES
LIST OF Table
Table 1 EUROPE BIOFUELS MARKET BY TYPES 2017-2024 ($ MILLION)
Table 2 MAJOR TARGETS FOR BIO-BASED INDUSTRY
Table 3 EUROPE BIOFUEL MARKET BY FEEDSTOCK MARKET 2017-2024 ($MILLION)
Table 4 MOISTURE CONTENT OF POTENTIALLY AVAILABLE LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS AVAILABLE IN THE U.S. (DRY TON/ACRE)
Table 5 AMOUNT OF OIL PRODUCED BY EACH STRAIN OF ALGAE BY DRY WEIGHT
Table 6 EUROPE BIOFUEL MARKET BY TYPE 2017 -2024 ($MILLION)
Table 7 ENERGY CONTENT IN COMPARISON TO OTHER FUELS
Table 8 TOP COUNTRIES WITH THEIR GROWTH RATE
Table 9 REVENUE GENERATION FROM DIFFERENT SEGMENTS 2017-2024 ($BILLION)
Table 10 EUROPE BIOFUEL MARKET BY COUNTRY, 2017-2024 ($MILLION)
Table 11 STRATEGIC MOVES
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1 KEY DATA FROM SECONDARY SOURCES
Figure 2 KEY DATA FROM PRIMARY SOURCES
Figure 3 GROSS ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF BIOENERGY 2004-2014
Figure 4 BIO-DIESEL PRODUCTION IN KEY COUNTRIES IN 2016 (IN BILLION LITERS)
Figure 5 PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSIC BIOMASS
Figure 6 SOLID WASTE PERCENTAGE IN MSW
Figure 7 USAGE OF ALGAE COMPONENTS
Figure 8 PRODUCTION OF BIOFUEL FROM ALGAE
Figure 9 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ALGAE
Figure 10 TYPES OF ANIMAL & VEGETable OIL & FATS
Figure 11 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ANIMAL FATS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF BIO-DIESEL
Figure 12 MAJOR BIOMASS FEEDSTOCK USED FOR THE PRODUCTION OF BIOFUELS
Figure 13 NUMBER OF BIOGAS PLANTS AND TOTAL INSTALLED CAPACITY (MW) IN EUROPE
Figure 14 MAJOR BIODIESEL FEEDSTOCK IN 2014
Figure 15 PRODUCTION OF BIODIESEL 2014-2016
Figure 16 ENERGY DENSITY OF BIOETHER AND BIODIESEL (MJ/KG)
Figure 17 ENERGY DENSITY OF SOLID BIOFUELS
Figure 18 BIOFUELS MARKET: PORTER’S MODEL
Figure 19 GROSS BIOENERGY CONSUMPTION 2015
Figure 20 TOP 10 BIOETHANOL PRODUCERS, IN 2015
Figure 21 ENERGY SUPPLY SOURCES BIOMASS
Figure 22 TECHNICAL POTENTIAL OF BIO-FUELS IN 2050 AND ENERGY DEMAND FOR THE TRANSPORT SECTOR IN 2030
Figure 23 CONSUMPTION OF LIQUID BIOFUEL BY UK TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY 2013-2014 (BILLION LITERS)
Figure 24 CONSUMPTION OF LIQUID BIOFUEL BY UK TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY 2013-2014 (BILLION LITERS)
Figure 25 ENERGY SUPPLY FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES IN GERMANY, 2015
Figure 26 IMPORT AND EXPORT OF BIODIESEL IN GERMANY 2015 (MILLION TONS)
Figure 27 ITALIAN BIODIESEL PRODUCTION BY FEEDSTOCK IN 2014
Figure 28 ITALIAN ETHANOL PRODUCTION BY FEEDSTOCK IN 2014
Figure 29 MARKET SHARE 2015
Figure 1 KEY DATA FROM SECONDARY SOURCES
Figure 2 KEY DATA FROM PRIMARY SOURCES
Figure 3 GROSS ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF BIOENERGY 2004-2014
Figure 4 BIO-DIESEL PRODUCTION IN KEY COUNTRIES IN 2016 (IN BILLION LITERS)
Figure 5 PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSIC BIOMASS
Figure 6 SOLID WASTE PERCENTAGE IN MSW
Figure 7 USAGE OF ALGAE COMPONENTS
Figure 8 PRODUCTION OF BIOFUEL FROM ALGAE
Figure 9 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ALGAE
Figure 10 TYPES OF ANIMAL & VEGETable OIL & FATS
Figure 11 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ANIMAL FATS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF BIO-DIESEL
Figure 12 MAJOR BIOMASS FEEDSTOCK USED FOR THE PRODUCTION OF BIOFUELS
Figure 13 NUMBER OF BIOGAS PLANTS AND TOTAL INSTALLED CAPACITY (MW) IN EUROPE
Figure 14 MAJOR BIODIESEL FEEDSTOCK IN 2014
Figure 15 PRODUCTION OF BIODIESEL 2014-2016
Figure 16 ENERGY DENSITY OF BIOETHER AND BIODIESEL (MJ/KG)
Figure 17 ENERGY DENSITY OF SOLID BIOFUELS
Figure 18 BIOFUELS MARKET: PORTER’S MODEL
Figure 19 GROSS BIOENERGY CONSUMPTION 2015
Figure 20 TOP 10 BIOETHANOL PRODUCERS, IN 2015
Figure 21 ENERGY SUPPLY SOURCES BIOMASS
Figure 22 TECHNICAL POTENTIAL OF BIO-FUELS IN 2050 AND ENERGY DEMAND FOR THE TRANSPORT SECTOR IN 2030
Figure 23 CONSUMPTION OF LIQUID BIOFUEL BY UK TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY 2013-2014 (BILLION LITERS)
Figure 24 CONSUMPTION OF LIQUID BIOFUEL BY UK TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY 2013-2014 (BILLION LITERS)
Figure 25 ENERGY SUPPLY FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES IN GERMANY, 2015
Figure 26 IMPORT AND EXPORT OF BIODIESEL IN GERMANY 2015 (MILLION TONS)
Figure 27 ITALIAN BIODIESEL PRODUCTION BY FEEDSTOCK IN 2014
Figure 28 ITALIAN ETHANOL PRODUCTION BY FEEDSTOCK IN 2014
Figure 29 MARKET SHARE 2015
