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The Market for Cellulose Ethanol 2008 Report Is an Analysis of This Promising Young Industry and the Market Potential of Ethanol as an Alternative Fuel Source
Dublin , Ireland - February 29, 2008 - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c84440) has announced the addition of Cellulose Ethanol Market Potential 2008 to their offering.
The last few decades have seen rapid growth in the consumption of the fossil fuels such as oil, gas, and coal. Production, on the other hand, has not increased to match the rise in consumption, primarily due to limited availability of these resources. The situation has been exacerbated by political instability in the Middle East and the catastrophic hurricanes of 2005, which led to sharp rises in the prices of these resources, and, in some cases, acute scarcity. Industrialized nations that are dependent on other countries for oil have been severely impacted and as a result, the U.S. government, along with state governments and the energy industry, has ramped up its support for alternative energy sources.
Given its environmental and economic benefits, together with the vast availability of feedstock, ethanol has taken on prominence as one of the most favoured alternatives to fossil fuel.
The Market for Cellulose Ethanol report is an in-depth analysis of the prospects for the use of cellulose ethanol as a fuel. The report includes a comprehensive analysis of how cellulose ethanol is produced, its cost-effectiveness, the growth drivers promoting the use of ethanol over other fuels, the barriers to market, and much more. The report also focuses on the steps the U.S. government is taking to promote ethanol use, including tax incentives, funding for research and development, funding for technology, and other measures. The report also covers the basics of ethanol production; how ethanol differs from other fuels and the benefits to consumers from using ethanol.
The Market for Cellulose Ethanol report is an analysis of this promising young industry and the market potential of ethanol as an alternative fuel source.
Content Outline:
Executive Summary
Introduction.
The Global Energy Sector
Current Scenario
Forecasts
The Global Energy Crisis
The Need for Alternative Energy Sources
Ethanol as an Energy Source
Basics of Cellulose Ethanol
What is Cellulose Ethanol?
Raw Materials or Feedstock Assessment
Agricultural Residues
Wheat Straw
Grass Seed Straw Residues
Forestry Residues
Municipal Solid Wastes
Pulp and Paper Mill Sludge
Conversion Technologies
Acid Hydrolysis
Enzymatic Hydrolysis
Thermochemical Processes
Comparison of Ethanol Production from Various Feedstocks
Ethanol as a Transportation Fuel
Commercialization of Cellulose Ethanol Energy
Status of Cellulose Ethanol Developments
Growth Drivers
Barriers
Technology Trends
Corn Fractionation
Corn Oil Extraction
Biomass Gasification
Production Trends
The Economic Impact of Ethanol Production and Use
Evolution of the Ethanol Industry
Economic Impacts of Ethanol Production
Local Benefits of Ethanol Production
Case Studies: Rural Communities
Ethanol's Impact on Local Economies
Dividends and Jobs
The Iowa Report Card: 2005 and Beyond
Other Midwestern States
Beyond Corn Country
The Renewable Fuels Standard
Cost Analysis of Ethanol Production
Variable Costs
Feedstock Costs
Cash Operating Expenses
Plant Capacity and Cost
Economic Challenges
Role of the Government
Government Policies and Standards
Oxygen Standard
Renewable Fuels Standard
Greenhouse Gas Emission Standard
Government Initiatives and Support
R&D Initiatives
Tax Incentives
Funding and Technical Assistance
Other Legislations
Major Players
Industry Outlook
Production
Energy Policy Act of 2005
Case Studies
Summary of Ethanol Industry Statistics (1999 - 2006).
History of Major U.S. Legislation Supporting Ethanol Fuel.
U.S. Fuel Ethanol Imports by Country (millions of gallons).
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