バイオマス市場と技術の市場分析と予測:バイオマス発電、バイオ燃料、バイオ製品 / パイクリサーチ社

バイオマス市場と技術の市場分析と予測:バイオマス発電、バイオ燃料、バイオ製品

Biomass Markets and Technologies
Biomass Energy Generation, Biofuels, and Bioproducts: Market Analysis and Forecasts

バイオマス市場調査

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Pike Research バイオマス市場と技術の市場調査報告書この調査レポートは、バイオマスによる発電やバイオ燃料、プラスチックや化学製品などのバイオ製品を中心とした、バイオマスの世界のビジネスチャンスを分析しています。需要の促進要因や技術的な問題、政策や法規制要因、世界市場の関連企業の概要などを記載し、主要なバイオマスカテゴリ毎の2035年まで市場予測も行っています。

主な掲載内容 (目次から抜粋)

市場動向
技術動向
- 米国エネルギー省(DOE)によりバイオマス技術開発
- 生化学的変換
- 熱化学的変換
- バイオリファイナリー(バイオマスを原料にバイオ燃料や樹脂を製造するプラントや技術)
  - 発酵
  - 加水分解
  - 熱分解とガス化
  - 直接燃焼
  - 嫌気性消化
市場予測と需要促進要因
主要関連企業

Biomass, already a large percentage of total renewable energy sources, is poised for strong growth in the years to come within three key sectors: biopower, biofuels, and bioproducts. Significant investments continue to be made in biomass research and development, and the pace of commercializing new technologies will increase during the next decade.

Many different feedstocks can be classified as “biomass” including corn and grains, plants and forest resources, construction/industry waste, agricultural and food industry wastes, terrestrial and aquatic energy crops, municipal waste and manure. Applications for biomass range widely, from power generation to heating, transportation fuels, chemicals, and plastics. The development of the biomass industry is in large part driven by government policies and mandates and, while world governments are likely to back away from some of the aggressive targets set a few years ago, Pike Research anticipates that biomass will continue to be a significant focus for energy policymakers.

This Pike Research report analyzes the global market opportunity for biomass with a focus on power generation, biofuels, and bioproducts including plastics and chemicals. It provides a comprehensive examination of demand drivers, technology issues, policy and regulatory factors, and the worldwide landscape of industry players. Detailed quantitative analysis includes market forecasts for key biomass categories through 2035.

Key questions addressed:

What is the potential for biomass energy generation to support economic growth, national energy security, and climate change issues?
What is the timeframe for the development of cellulosic technology?
What are the economic and technological considerations for biorefineries?
What technologies are involved with biomass energy generation?
How does land and transportation play into the deployment of biomass energy?
What is the state of government policy and regulation regarding biomass?

Who needs this report?

Biomass project developers
Biomass technology providers
Entrepreneurs and new business development groups
Utilities
Government agencies
Investor community

2.1 Defining the Biomass Market

2.1.1 Market Segments

2.2 Proven Technology

2.3 Political Support

2.3.1 Partners of the U.S. Biomass Initiative
2.3.2 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Biomass Initiatives
2.3.3 Applicable Renewable Energy Legislation
Biofuels Incentives, Subsidies, and Tariffs, United States

2.4 Base-Load Energy Source
2.5 Viable Biomass Feedstock Capabilitiese

2.6 Improvements to Existing Technologies

2.6.1 Converting Biomass to Fuels (Biochemical and Thermochemical)
2.6.2 Microorganisms
2.6.3 Cascading & Integrated Biorefinery Processes

2.7 Implementation Issues

2.7.1 Potential Barriers to the Biomass Market
2.7.2 Transmission Line Constraints
2.7.3 Regulatory and Legal Environment

2.8 Land Use Potential

2.8.1 Land Use/Impacts for Biomass Compared to Wind and Solar Energy

3. Technology Issues

3.1 DOE Strategy for Biomass Technology Development
3.2 Biochemical Conversion
3.3 Thermochemical Conversion
3.4 Biorefineries

3.5.1 Fermentation

3.5.2 Hydrolysis
3.5.3 Pyrolysis and Gasification
3.5.4 Direct Combustion
3.5.5 Anaerobic Digestion

4. Market Forecasts and Demand Drivers

4.1 U.S. Market

4.1.1 Industry Growth Drivers

4.2 European Market

4.2.1 Market Drivers
4.2.2 Financial/Political Drivers
4.2.3 Energy Taxation Directive . CO2 Tax
4.2.4 Biofuels
4.2.5 Bioenergy from Solid Biomass
4.2.6 Waste-to-Energy
4.2.7 Biogas

5. Key Industry Players

5.1 Bioplastic/Bioproducts

5.1.1 Nature Works, LLC
5.1.2 Metabolix
5.1.3 Dow Chemical Company
5.1.4 Plantic Technologies Limited
5.1.5 Cargill Incorporated

5.2 Bioenergy

5.2.1 GE Energy
5.2.2 Acciona Energia
5.2.3 Siemens AG
5.2.4 E.ON
5.2.5 Xcel Energy
5.2.6 Constellation Energy
5.2.7 DTE Energy Company

5.3 Additional Biomass & Utility Companies ? Projects Operating or Under/Pre-Construction

6. Company Directory
7. Acronym and Abbreviation List
8. Table of Contents
9. Table of Charts and Figures
10. Scope of Study, Sources and Methodology, Notes

Table of Charts and Figures

The Role of Renewable Energy / Biomass in the U.S. Energy Supply Renewable Energy Break down
OECD and Non-OECD Net Electricity Generation by Energy Source: 2006-2030
U.S. Advanced Biofuels Annual Base Volumes Mandates
Biofuels Incentives Description and Scheduled Duration
Renewable Energy Technology – Total Area Impacted
Biofuels Incentives, Subsidies, and Tariffs, United States
Biofuel Comparison Chart – butanol compared to other fuels
Biofuels Compound Annual Growth Rate by Type and Region, World Markets: 2009-2022
Projected Biofuels Market Value, World Markets: 2010-2022
Market Share of Ethanol Production by Country, World Markets: 2008
Renewable Fuel Standard Mandates, United States: 2009-2022
World Marketed Energy Consumption by Country Grouping: 2006-2030
Biomass Energy Production and Capital Investment, World Markets: 2010-2035
Primary Energy Production by Energy Source: 2008-2035
Biodiesel Demand Projection, United States: 2009-2022
Ethanol Demand Projection, United States: 2009-2022
Market Share of Biodiesel Production by Country, World Markets: 2008
Estimated Clean Energy Annual Investment to 2030
Electricity Generation by Fuel, World Markets: 2006-2030
Sensitivity of Power Costs to Changes in Inputs
Major Policy Shifts, Key Legislation, and Federal Funding Levels – Biomass-Related: 1998-2009
Biochemical Conversion
Integrated “Energy Island” Renewable Energy Complex
Biodiesel Refueling Stations by State, United States: 2008
E85 Refueling Stations, United States
Government Organizations Involved with Biofuels Development
U.S. Biomass Land Resources Capacity
Renewable Energy Technology Efficiency Comparisons
U.S. Biomass Resources
U.S. Biomass Projects Operating or Under/Pre-Construction
U.S. Wind Resources
U.S. Wind Projects Operating or Under/Pre-Construction
U.S. Photovoltaic Solar/Solar Thermal Resource
U.S. Photovoltaic Solar/Solar Thermal Projects Operating or Under/Pre-Construction
DOE/EERE’s Biomass Program Strategy for Technology Development
Resource-Based Biorefinery
Biorefinery Process
Biomass Energy Conversion Overview
Alcohol Family of Fuels – Energy Content
Strengths and Weaknesses of Combustion/Gasification Conversion Technologies
Energy Consumption by Fuel: 1980-2035
Fossil Fuels vs. Zero-Carbon Fuels Demand to 2030
Country-Specific Deployment of RES (in total) by 2020
Biomass Potentials in Terms of Primary Energy in the European Union (EU-27)
Solid Biomass Energy Production – Europe: 2008
Summary of the Overall Development of Renewable Energy from WtE for EU 27

List of Tables

The Role of Renewable Energy / Biomass in the U.S. Energy Supply
Biofuels CAGR by Type and Region, World Markets: 2009-2022
Biofuels Market Value, World Markets: 2010-2022
Share of Ethanol Production by Country, World Markets: 2008
Renewable Fuel Standard Mandates, United States: 2009-2022
Energy Consumption by Country Grouping, World Markets: 2006-2030
Biomass Energy Production and Capital Investment, World Markets: 2010-2035
Primary Energy Production by Energy Source: 2008-2035
Biomass Electricity Generation and Consumption Value, United States: 2010-2035
Biodiesel Demand Projection, United States: 2009-2022
Ethanol Demand Projection, United States: 2009-2022
Market Share of Biodiesel Production, World Markets: 2008

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バイオマス発電の市場価値は2020年に530億ドルに

2010年7月27日
バイオマスはすでに再生可能エネルギー発電の大きな割合を占めており、バイオマス発電、バイオ燃料、バイオ製品の3つの主要セクターは、今後数年間も大きく成長し続けるだろう。バイオマスの調査や研究への多額の投資は継続し、今後10年間で商用化のペースも加速するだろう。米国の環境エネルギーなどの地球環境保護に関するクリーン技術関連市場の専門調査会社パイクリサーチ社の調査レポート「バイオマス市場と技術の市場分析と予測:バイオマス発電、バイオ燃料、バイオ製品 ー Biomass Markets and Technologies:Biomass Energy Generation, Biofuels, and Bioproducts: Market Analysis and Forecasts」は、米国のバイオマス発電の市場価値は、2010‐2020年に450億ドルから530億ドルへと成長するだろうと報告している。

「バイオマスは、今後も再生エネルギーの大部分を占めるだろう。太陽や風などの新しい技術がなくとも、バイオマスは安価で信頼性の高い発電形式である。さらに、今後10年間でバイオ燃料の利用が拡大し、プラスチックや化学製品などのバイオ製品も成長するだろう」とパイクリサーチ社の常務のClint Wheelock氏は語る。

バイオマスは、とうもろこし、麦、植物/森林資源、建築/産業廃棄物、農業/食品産業の廃棄物、陸上/水生のエネルギー用作物、都市廃棄物、肥料などの多くのものを原料とすることができる。発熱、交通用途の燃料、価格物質、プラスチックなど、バイオマスの用途は幅広い。バイオマス産業の発展は、その多くが政策や法令によって促進しており、各国政府は数年前の目標値に逆戻りしそうではあるものの、バイオマスはエネルギー政策の立法者にとって大きな焦点であり続けるだろうと、パイクリサーチ社は予測している。

この調査レポートは、バイオマス発電、バイオ燃料、プラスチックや化学製品などのバイオ製品などの世界のバイオマス市場を調査している。需要促進要因、技術、政策と法規制の分析と、世界の企業の外観、2035年までのバイオマスの主要なカテゴリーの定量分析と市場予測を記載している。

(原文)
Market Value of Biomass-Generated Electricity to Reach $53 Billion by 2020

July 27, 2010

Biomass, already a large percentage of total renewable energy sources, is poised for continued growth in the years to come within three key sectors: biopower, biofuels, and bioproducts. Significant investments continue to be made in biomass research and development, and the pace of commercializing new technologies will increase during the next decade. According to a new report from Pike Research, the market value of electricity generated from biomass in the United States will increase steadily to $53 billion by 2020, up from approximately $45 billion in 2010.

“Biomass will continue to be the leading source of renewable energy,” says managing director Clint Wheelock. “While it does not have the celebrity appeal of solar, wind or other emerging technologies, biomass is an affordable and reliable form of power generation. In addition, we expect continued growth in the adoption of biofuels during the next decade, as well as a proliferation of bioproducts such as plastics and chemicals.”

Wheelock adds that many different feedstocks can be classified as “biomass” including corn and grains, plants and forest resources, construction/industry waste, agricultural and food industry wastes, terrestrial and aquatic energy crops, municipal waste and manure. Applications for biomass range widely, from power generation to heating, transportation fuels, chemicals, and plastics. The development of the biomass industry is in large part driven by government policies and mandates and, while world governments are likely to back away from some of the aggressive targets set a few years ago, Pike Research anticipates that biomass will continue to be a significant focus for energy policymakers.

Pike Research’s study, “Biomass Markets and Technologies”, analyzes the global market opportunity for biomass with a focus on power generation, biofuels, and bioproducts including plastics and chemicals. It provides a comprehensive examination of demand drivers, technology issues, policy and regulatory factors, and the worldwide landscape of industry players. Detailed quantitative analysis includes market forecasts for key biomass categories through 2035.