Biorefinery Products: Global Markets

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Market Definition
1.2 Study Goals and Objectives
1.3 Reasons for Doing this Study
1.4 Intended Audience
1.5 What's New in this Update?
1.6 Scope of Report
1.7 Information Sources
1.8 Methodology
1.8.1 Currency
1.8.2 Unit Considered
1.9 Geographic Breakdown
1.10 Analyst's Credentials
1.11 Custom Research
1.12 Related Research Reports

Chapter 2 Summary and Highlights

Chapter 3 Market Overview
3.1 Introduction
3.1.1 Understanding Biorefinery Products
3.1.2 Understanding Biomass
3.2 Global Biomass Market Overview
3.3 Overview of Demand for Nonfood Biomass
3.3.1 Biomass Use for Energy
3.3.2 Biomass Use for Materials (Non-Energy)
3.4 Overview of Global Biomass Demand by Use
3.4.1 Understanding Bioproducts and Its Categorization
3.5 Global Market for Bioproducts
3.5.1 Global Market for Identified Bioenergetic Products
3.5.2 Global Market for Identified Non-Bioenergetic Products
3.6 Overview of Bio-Based Replacement of Petro-Based Products
3.7 Overview of the Bioproduct-Oriented Value Chain
3.8 Overview of the Market Segmentation of Bioproducts
3.9 Where Bioderived Products Fit in the Global Economy
3.10 Important Indications and Developments in the Bioderived Product Industry
3.11 Global Investment in the Biorefining Industry
3.12 Bio-Based Product Terminology
3.12.1 Biopolymers/Biodegradable Polymers
3.12.2 Environmental Issues
3.12.3 Bio-Based Products
3.12.4 Degradable and Biodegradable
3.12.5 Compostable Vs. Biodegradable
3.13 Bio-Based Products in the Chemical Industry
3.13.1 Bio-Based Chemical Products
3.14 Factors Driving Market Growth
3.14.1 Climate Change and Environment
3.14.2 Innovations
3.14.3 Corporate Sustainability
3.14.4 Growing Industrial Activities in Emerging Economies
3.14.5 Growth in Industrial and Building Automation Technology
3.14.6 Growth in Automotive Industry in Emerging Economies
3.14.7 Growing Demand for Processed Food in Emerging Economies
3.14.8 Increasing Per Capita Income of Consumers
3.14.9 Shift in Consumer Preference from Conventional Packaging to Eco-Friendly Packaging Materials
3.14.10 Favorable Government Policies Towards Green, Ecofriendly and Biodegradable Products
3.14.11 Technological Emergence and Development of New Bio-Based and Renewable Raw Materials
3.15 Opportunities in the Market
3.15.1 Rising Awareness of Using Bio-Based Lubricants
3.15.2 Rising Demand for Renewable Energy
3.15.3 Rising Industrial Growth in Bric Countries
3.16 Industry Outlook
3.16.1 Gdp Trends and Forecast of Major Economies
3.16.2 Lockdowns and Economic Activity
3.16.3 Crude Oil
3.16.4 Natural Gas

Chapter 4 History and Market Penetration of Bioproducts
4.1 History
4.1.1 Bioethanol
4.1.2 Biodiesel
4.1.3 Herbal/Botanical
4.1.4 Biodrugs
4.1.5 Wood Pellets
4.1.6 Biomaterials and Biocomposites
4.2 Bioproducts Market Opportunity
4.3 Bioproduct Market Penetration
4.3.1 Bioenergetic Bioproduct Market Penetration
4.3.2 Non-Bioenergetic Products Market Penetration

Chapter 5 Impact of Covid-19 and Russia-Ukraine War
5.1 Impact of Covid-19
5.1.1 Disruption in Major Industries
5.1.2 Chemical Industry
5.1.3 Metal and Mining Industry
5.1.4 Hvac Industry
5.1.5 Automotive Industry
5.1.6 Construction Industry
5.1.7 Oil and Gas Industry
5.2 Impact of Russia-Ukraine War
5.2.1 Biofuel Industry
5.2.2 Chemical Industry
5.2.3 Metal and Mining Industry
5.2.4 Hvac Companies
5.2.5 Automotive Industry
5.2.6 Construction Industry
5.2.7 Oil and Gas Industry

Chapter 6 Global Market for Bioenergetic Products
6.1 Bioenergetic Products
6.2 Global Demand for Bioenergetic Products by Physical State/Type
6.2.1 Liquid Bioproducts
6.3 Advanced Biofuels
6.3.1 Global Demand for Bioenergetic Advanced Liquid Bioproducts
6.3.2 First-Generation and Advanced Bioenergetic Liquid Bioproducts Production Per Unit of Land Area
6.4 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Final Rule
6.5 National Biofuel Blend Wall
6.6 State and Provincial Biofuel Blend Mandates
6.6.1 United States
6.6.2 Eu-28
6.6.3 Brazil
6.7 Plant Oil Biofuel
6.7.1 Global Demand for Plant Oil Biofuel
6.7.2 Straight Vegetable Oil
6.7.3 Plant Oil-Diesel Blends as Fuel
6.7.4 Hydrotreated Oils
6.7.5 Bio-Oil and Other
6.8 Solid Bioenergetic Products
6.8.1 Demand for Solid Bioenergetic Products by Type
6.8.2 Pellets, Woody Chips and Briquettes
6.8.3 Charcoal, Industrial and Municipal Solid Waste (Cimsw)
6.9 Gaseous Bioenergetic Products
6.9.1 Global Demand for Gaseous Bioenergetic Products

Chapter 7 Global Market for Non-Bioenergetic Products
7.1 Non-Bioenergetic Products
7.1.1 Bioderived Chemicals
7.1.2 Fermentation-Derived Fine Chemicals Products
7.1.3 Bioderived Fine (Specialty) Chemicals
7.1.4 Pharmaceutical Ingredients Produced by Biotransformation
7.1.5 Phytochemicals
7.1.6 Biodrugs and Herbals/Botanicals
7.1.7 Biodrugs
7.1.8 Bioplastics/Biopolymers

Chapter 8 Global Market for Biorefinery Products by End Use
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Bioproduct End Uses
8.2.1 Industrial
8.2.2 Manufacturing
8.2.3 Transportation
8.2.4 Flame Retardants
8.2.5 Safe Food Supply
8.2.6 Environment
8.2.7 Communications
8.2.8 Construction/Housing
8.2.9 Recreation
8.2.10 Agriculture
8.2.11 Health and Hygiene
8.2.12 Energy

Chapter 9 Technology
9.1 Demand for Bioproducts by Type of Technology Generation
9.1.1 First-Generation Bioproducts
9.1.2 Second-Generation Bioproducts
9.1.3 Third-Generation Bioproducts
9.1.4 Fourth-Generation Bioproducts
9.1.5 Fifth-Generation Bioproducts
9.2 Demand for Bioproducts by Type of Conversion Technology
9.2.1 Thermochemical Conversion Technology
9.2.2 Physicochemical Technology
9.2.3 Biological Conversion Technology
9.2.4 Hybrid Technology Platform
9.3 Product Technology Development
9.4 Patent Evaluation

Chapter 10 Global Market for Biorefinery Products by Region
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Global Deployment of Biorefineries
10.3 Global Market for Biorefinery Products, by Region
10.3.1 Global Market Volumes of Advanced Bioenergetic Liquid Production, by Region
10.3.2 Global Demand for Charcoal, Industrial and Municipal Solid Waste, by Region
10.3.3 Pellets, Woody Chips and Briquettes
10.3.4 Global Market Volumes of Pellets, Woody Chips and Briquettes (Pwb), by Region
10.3.5 Global Demand for Gaseous Bioenergetic Products, by Region
10.4 Global Market for Non-Bioenergetic Products
10.4.1 Global Market for Bioderived Chemicals, by Region
10.5 Biodrugs and Herbals/Botanicals
10.5.1 Global Demand for Biodrugs and Herbals/Botanicals, by Region
10.6 Global Production Capacity for Bio-Based, Potentially Bio-Based and Biodegradable Plastics, by Region
10.6.1 North America
10.6.2 Europe
10.6.3 Asia-Pacific
10.6.4 South America
10.7 Demand for Bio-Based Composites, by Region
10.7.1 North America
10.7.2 European Union
10.7.3 Asia-Pacific
10.7.4 South America
10.7.5 Row

Chapter 11 Product Development
11.1 Biofuel Product Development
11.2 Bio-Based Chemical Product Development
11.3 Bio-Based Plastics/Polymer Product Development
11.4 Biocomposite Product Development
11.5 Bio-Based Medicine/Healthcare Product Development
11.6 Biogas Product Development
11.7 Wood Pellet/Chip/Log Product Development

Chapter 12 Industry Structure and Competitive Rates
12.1 Biorefinery Industry Activity Sectors
12.2 Economics of Biorefineries
12.3 Pathways for the Provision of Bio-Based Products
12.4 Value Addition/Creation/Unlocking Through Feedstock Control
12.4.1 Upstream: Controlling Feedstock Costs
12.4.2 Midstream: Value Creation, Value Unlocking and Value Addition
12.4.3 Downstream
12.5 Sales, Distribution and Supporting Industries
12.6 Employment, Working Conditions and Economic Impact
12.7 Economic Impact of Biorefinery
12.8 Major Trends
12.8.1 Strategic Investments, Partnerships, Alliances and Networks
12.8.2 Strategic Companies Investing in Biogreen Technology
12.8.3 Major Blue Chip Company Strategic Partnerships
12.9 Chemical Industry Partnerships
12.10 Strategic Joint Ventures
12.11 Strategic Alliances in Bio-Based Chemicals
12.12 Network of Partners

Chapter 13 International Aspect
13.1 Global Commodity Prices
13.1.1 Crude Oil
13.1.2 Biofuels Feedstock
13.1.3 Natural Gas
13.1.4 Liquefied Natural Gas
13.1.5 Metals and Minerals
13.2 Global Population
13.2.1 North America
13.2.2 Asia-Pacific
13.2.3 Middle East and Africa
13.2.4 Europe
13.3 Global R&D Spending in Countries With Strong Biorefining Industries
13.4 Leading Countries in Key Technology Areas Where Biorefining Products Are Applied
13.4.1 United States
13.4.2 Eu
13.4.3 China
13.4.4 Japan
13.4.5 South Korea
13.4.6 Row
13.5 International Currency Exchange Rates
13.6 International Trade in Key Bioproducts
13.6.1 Liquid Biofuels
13.6.2 Grains
13.6.3 Wood Pellets
13.6.4 Essential Oils

Chapter 14 Market Share
14.1 Bioethanol
14.1.1 Archer Daniels Midland
14.1.2 Green Plains Renewable Energy
14.1.3 Poet
14.1.4 Valero Energy Corp.
14.1.5 Cosan
14.2 Biodiesel
14.2.1 Neste Oil
14.2.2 Dynoil LLC
14.2.3 Brazil Eco Energia
14.2.4 Dominion Energy Services LLC
14.2.5 Se Energy
14.2.6 Menlo Energy LLC
14.2.7 Imperium Renewables
14.2.8 Louis Dreyfus
14.2.9 Canadian Green Fuels
14.2.10 Others
14.3 Glycerol
14.4 Biotechnology Company Shares
14.5 Chemicals and Materials
14.5.1 Basf
14.5.2 Sinopec
14.5.3 Dow Chemical
14.5.4 Sabic
14.5.5 Exxonmobil
14.6 2022 Capital Investment, by Chemical Companies
14.6.1 Dow Chemicals
14.6.2 Basf
14.6.3 Ashland Inc.
14.6.4 Lyondellbasell
14.7 Hydroprocessed Esters Fatty Acids (Hefa): Chemicals, Capital Spending, R&D Spending and Shares
14.7.1 Neste Oil
14.7.2 Others
14.8 Bio-Oil Production
14.8.1 Kior
14.8.2 Others
14.9 Market Shares of Essential Oil Companies
14.9.1 Frutarom
14.9.2 Symrise
14.9.3 Robertet
14.9.4 Mane
14.9.5 Givaudan
14.9.6 Sensient F&F
14.9.7 Iff
14.9.8 T. Hasegawa
14.9.9 Firmenich
14.9.10 Huaboa International
14.9.11 Takasago
14.10 2021 Market Share of Global Fragrance and Flavors Industry
14.11 Pharmaceutical Company Market Shares
14.11.1 Pfizer Inc. (U.S.)
14.11.2 Roche (Switzerland)
14.11.3 Novartis AG (Switzerland)
14.12 Advanced Biofuel Market Shares
14.13 Biopolymer/Bioplastics
14.13.1 Natureworks
14.13.2 Purac
14.13.3 Dow Chemical
14.13.4 Braskem
14.14 Pellets
14.14.1 Enova Wood Pellet Group
14.14.2 General Biofuels Georgia
14.14.3 Fram Renewable Fuels
14.14.4 Drax Group
14.14.5 German Pellets
14.14.6 Zilkha Biomass
14.14.7 New Biomass Energy LLC
14.14.8 Thermogen Industries
14.14.9 2021 Scenario of Pellet Companies
14.15 Commercial Cellulosic Biofuel Company Shares
14.15.1 Poet-Dsm Advanced Biofuels LLC
14.15.2 Abengoa Bioenergy
14.15.3 Dupont
14.15.4 Quad County Corn Processors
14.15.5 Renewable Energy Group
14.15.6 Yield 10 Bioscience Inc.
14.15.7 Ecosynthetix Inc.

Chapter 15 Regulations, Legislation, Mandates, Policies and Incentives
15.1 Introduction
15.2 Regulations and Legislation
15.3 Mandates and Support Policies
15.4 U.S. Biofuels Targets Mandated, by Eisa
15.5 Mandates Currently in Place in Other Countries
15.6 Key Policy Instruments in Selected Countries
15.7 Government Subsidies, Including Mandates for Liquid Biofuels Used in Transportation for Top Biofuel-Producing Countries
15.7.1 European Union
15.7.2 United States
15.7.3 Asia-Pacific
15.7.4 South America
15.7.5 Africa
15.8 Instruments and Approaches for the Sound Management of Chemicals and Materials
15.9 Stakeholder Initiatives
15.9.1 Policy Reactions to High Biofuel and Oil Prices

Chapter 16 Company Profiles
16.1 Profiles of Top Companies

• Abengoa
• Adm
• Amyris
• Basf
• Bp plc
• Chevron Corp.
• Honeywell International Inc.
• Neste
• Petrobras
• Valero 

Chapter 17 Appendix: Other Biorefinery Companies and Acronyms
17.1 Biorefineries
17.1.1 Integrated Biorefinery
17.1.2 Biodiesel
17.1.3 Cellulosic Biorefineries
17.2 Biofuels
17.2.1 Genetic Engineering
17.2.2 Renewable Biodiesel
17.2.3 Cellulosic Gasoline and Diesel
17.2.4 Cyanobacteria
17.2.5 Industrial Enzymes
17.2.6 Biofuel Enzymes
17.2.7 Genome Engineering
17.2.8 Engineered Enzymes
17.2.9 Enzymatic Hydrolysis and Pyrolysis/Gasification
17.2.10 Renewable Oil and Bioproducts
17.2.11 Grain Ethanol
17.3 Chemicals
17.3.1 Bio-Based Propylene Glycol
17.3.2 Ethylene Glycol (Eg)
17.3.3 D(-) Lactic Acid
17.3.4 Glucaric Acid
17.3.5 C4-C6 Chemicals
17.3.6 Bio-Based Nylon
17.3.7 Fatty Acids
17.3.8 Isobutanol
17.3.9 Squalane
17.3.10 Succinic Acid
17.3.11 Bio-Based Gamma-Butyrolactone (Gbl)/1,4-Butanediol (Bdo) and Bio-Based Acrylic Acid
17.3.12 1,4-Butanediol
17.3.13 Pellets/Chips/Logs
17.4 Biogas
17.5 Materials
17.5.1 Pet Bottle Containing Bioplastics
17.5.2 Benzene, Toluene and Xylene (Btx)
17.5.3 Furan Dicarboxylic Acid (Fdca)
17.5.4 Bioacrylic
17.6 Biopolymers
17.7 Biocomposites
17.8 Biopower
17.8.1 Electricity
17.8.2 Sale of Excess Biomass Power
17.8.3 Biomass Waste Utilization
17.8.4 Wood Pellets
17.9 Seeds
17.9.1 Amylase Corn
17.10 Biodrugs and Herbals/Botanicals
17.10.1 Biopharming
17.10.2 Natural Skincare Products
17.10.3 Vanillin
17.10.4 Genetically Modified Yeast
17.10.5 Valencene (Citrus Flavoring)
17.11 Medicine and Healthcare
17.11.1 Engineered Insect Strains
17.11.2 Attenuated Virus Cultures
17.11.3 Cephalexin
17.11.4 Palifosfamide
17.11.5 Genetically Engineered Plant Cells
17.11.6 Botanical Preparation
17.12 Acronyms

List of Tables
Summary Table: Global Market for Biorefinery Products, by Segment, Through 2027
Table A: Final Volume Requirement, 2020-2022
Table 1: Biorefinery Categorization
Table 2: Comparative Production of Platform and High-Value Compounds Based on Petrochemical (Black Carbon) and Biomass (Green Carbon) Feedstocks
Table 3: Global Market Volumes of Biomass, by End Use, Through 2027
Table 4: Global Market Volumes of Nonfood Biomass, by End Use, Through 2027
Table 5: Global Market for Biomass, by Type, Through 2027
Table 6: Categorization and Segmentation of Bioproducts
Table 7: Bio-based Products Cascading Pyramid, by Sector
Table 8: Increasing Value of Herbal Products with Processing and Standardization along the Cascading Pyramid
Table 9: Economic, Environmental and Health Benefits of Bioproducts
Table 10: Global Market for Bioproducts, by Product Category, Through 2027
Table 11: Global Market for Bioproducts, by Bioenergetic Product, Through 2027
Table 12: Global Market for Non-bioenergetic Products, Through 2027
Table 13: Global Market Penetration of Biorefinery Technology, Through 2027
Table 14: Global Market for Bioproducts vs. Global GDP, Through 2027
Table 15: Bio-based Industry Growth Compared to Global Economy Growth, 2021-2027
Table 16: Overview of Petroleum Raw Materials Replaced with Bio-based Raw Materials
Table 17: Description of Bioproduct Market Segmentation
Table 18: Global Renewable Energy Employment, by Technology, 2017-2020
Table 19: Direct and Indirect Jobs in Biorefining Worldwide, by Industry Sector, 2019-2020
Table 20: Major Topics Currently Being Explored for Synthetic Biology Applications
Table 21: Recent Developments in Bioderived Product Industry, 2015-2021
Table 22: Important Indications for the Bioderived Product Industry, 2014-2022
Table 23: Global Market Trends in Investment in Biorefining, by Segment, 2019-2027
Table 24: Top 50 Bio-based Innovations in Europe
Table 25: Examples of Biomaterials for Companies to Reduce Carbon Footprints
Table 26: Industrial Growth Rates of Key Countries, 2021
Table 27: Increased Vehicle Sales and Higher Motorization Rate, 2015-2021
Table 28: BRIC Nations’ Total Vehicle Sales, by Country, 2021
Table 29: GDP Trends and Forecast, by Major Country, 2018-2027
Table 30: GDP Forecast Errors in 2020: H1 and Lockdown Stringency
Table 31: Lockdowns and Economic Activity Through a Broad Range of Indicators
Table 32: Global Crude Oil Production, by Key Country, 2021
Table 33: Global Natural Gas Production, by Key Country, 2021
Table 34: Opportunities in the Global Market for Bio-based Petroleum Replacements, Through 2025
Table 35: Process Flow of Biomass Feedstocks to Bio-based Products to Market Applications, Through 2027
Table 36: Global Market for Bioenergetic Products, Through 2027
Table 37: Global Market for Non-bioenergetic Products, Through 2027
Table 38: Major Announcements, by Mining Companies, 2020
Table 39: Metal and Mining Industry: Opportunities
Table 40: Major Announcements, by HVAC Companies, 2020
Table 41: Major Announcements, by Automotive Companies, 2020
Table 42: Automotive Industry: Opportunities
Table 43: Major Announcements, by Construction Companies, 2020
Table 44: Major Announcements, by Oil and Gas Companies, 2020
Table 45: Oil and Gas Industry: Opportunities
Table 46: Bioenergetic Processes, Biofuel Types and Feedstock Sources
Table 47: Global Market for Bioenergetic Products, by Physical State, Through 2027
Table 48: Global Market Volumes of Liquid Bioenergetic Products, by Generation, Through 2027
Table 49: Global Market Volumes of First-Generation Liquid Bioenergetic Products, by Biofuel Type, Through 2027
Table 50: Global Yearly RFS2 Program Biofuel Requirements, by Type, 2009-2022
Table 51: Global Market Volumes of Advanced Liquid Bioenergetic Production, by Type, Through 2027
Table 52: Global Production of Biofuel and Bioenergy per Unit of Land Area
Table 53: EPA’s Final Volume Requirements Under the Renewable Fuel Standard Program, 2017-2023
Table 54: Common Gasoline Ethanol and Biodiesel Diesel Blends Available in Various Countries
Table 55: National and State/Provincial Biofuel Blend Mandate
Table 56: Global Market Volumes of Plant Oil Biofuels, by Type, Through 2027
Table 57: Global Market for Solid Bioenergetic Products, by Type, Through 2027
Table 58: Properties of Torrefied Wood and Charcoal
Table 59: Global Market for Charcoal, Industrial and Municipal Solid Waste (CIMSW), by Region, Through 2027
Table 60: Biogas Composition from Different Feedstocks
Table 61: Global Market for Gaseous Bioenergetic Products, by Type, Through 2027
Table 62: Non-bioenergetic Processes, Material Types and Feedstock Sources
Table 63: Global Market for Non-bioenergetic Products, by Product Group, Through 2027
Table 64: Global Market for Bioderived Chemicals, by Sector, Through 2027
Table 65: Global Market for Biotransform Platform Chemicals, by Type, Through 2027
Table 66: Global Market for Fermentation-Derived Fine Chemicals (Excluding Biofuels and Biopolymers), Through 2027
Table 67: Global Market for Bioderived Fine (Specialty) Chemicals, by Category, Through 2027
Table 68: Global Market for Bioderived Fine (Specialty) Chemicals, by Type, Through 2027
Table 69: Global Market for Production of Pharmaceutical Ingredients Using Biotransformation, by Type, Through 2027
Table 70: Phytochemicals Used as Pharmaceutical Additives/Ingredients
Table 71: List of Phytochemicals Used for Cosmetic Purposes
Table 72: Global Market for Bioproducts Used as Phytochemicals, by Type, Through 2027
Table 73: Global Market for Biodrugs and Herbals/Botanicals, by Type, Through 2027
Table 74: Pharmacognosy of the Top 10 Medicinal Plants
Table 75: Global Market for Herbal Drugs/Dietary Supplements, by Product, Through 2027
Table 76: Global Market for Botanical Dietary Supplements, by Product, Through 2027
Table 77: Global Market for Antibody Biodrugs, by Type, Through 2027
Table 78: Global Market for Bioplastics, by Compostability, Through 2027
Table 79: Current and Emerging Partially Biobased Plastics and Their Biodegradability
Table 80: Global Market for Biopolymer/Bioplastics, by Conversion, Through 2027
Table 81: Global Production Capacity for Bio-based/Non-biodegradable, Potentially Biobased and Biodegradable Plastics, Through 2027
Table 82: Global Market for Bio-based Composites, by Type, Through 2027
Table 83: Process Flow of Biomass Feedstocks to Bio-based Products to Market Applications
Table 84: Global Market for Biorefinery Products, by End Use, Through 2027
Table 85: Bioderived Products Technology Generations Matrix, by Feedstock
Table 86: Global Market for Bioderived Products, by Technology Generation, Through 2027
Table 87: Conversion Technologies
Table 88: Global Market for Biorefinery, by Technology Platform, Through 2027
Table 89: Global Market for Bioproducts, by Technology Platform, Through 2027
Table 90: Product Technology Development
Table 91: Global Number of Registered Biorefinery Patents, by Technology Platform, 2010-2016
Table 92: Global Market for Biorefinery Products, by Region, Through 2027
Table 93: Global Market Volumes of Advanced Bioenergetic Liquid Production, by Region, Through 2027
Table 94: Global Market for CIMSW, by Region, Through 2027
Table 95: Global Market for Pellets, Woody Chips and Briquettes (PWB), by Region, Through 2027
Table 96: Global Market for Pellets, Woody Chips and Briquettes (PWB), by Region, Through 2027
Table 97: Global Market for Gaseous Bioenergetic Products, by Region, Through 2027
Table 98: Global Market for Non-bioenergetic Products, by Region, Through 2027
Table 99: Global Market for Biodrugs and Herbals/Botanicals, by Region, Through 2027
Table 100: Global Production Capacity for Bio-based, Potentially Bio-based and Biodegradable Plastics, by Region, Through 2027
Table 101: Major Natural Fibers Producer Companies
Table 102: Global Market for Natural Fiber Composites, by Region, Through 2027
Table 103: Biofuel Product Development
Table 104: Bio-based Chemical Product Development
Table 105: Bio-based Plastics/Polymers Product Development
Table 106: Biocomposite Product Development
Table 107: Bio-based Medicine/Healthcare Product Development
Table 108: Biogas Product Development
Table 109: Wood Pellet/Chip/Log/Waste-to-Energy Product Development
Table 110: Biorefinery Industry Structure and Value-Added Activities
Table 111: Biorefinery Industry Activity Sectors
Table 112: Economics of Building a Biorefinery
Table 113: Basic Pathways for the Provision of Derived-Products from Biomass
Table 114: Upstream Advanced Biorefinery Value Chain
Table 115: Midstream Advanced Biorefinery Value Chain
Table 116: Companies Involved in Value Unlocking
Table 117: Companies Chasing Value Creation (New Feedstock/Products)
Table 118: Companies Involved in Value Adding (Existing Feedstocks)
Table 119: Downstream Advanced Biorefinery Value Chain
Table 120: Costing and Pricing in a Bioproduct Value Chain
Table 121: Number of Jobs in Bioderived Products Industry, by Region/Country, 2018-2020
Table 122: Employment Positions in Bioderived Products Industry
Table 123: Economic Impact of a 10 Million Gallon Biodiesel Plant in the U.S.*
Table 124: Multidisciplinary, Multi-Company Biorefinery Landscape
Table 125: Number of Biogreen Technology Strategic Investors, 2013-2018
Table 126: Major Blue-Chip Company Strategic Partnerships
Table 127: Companies with Significant Chemical Industry Partnerships
Table 128: Strategic Joint Ventures and Their Products
Table 129: Strategic Alliances in Bio-based Chemicals
Table 130: Network of Strategic Alliances
Table 131: Commodity Prices, 2017-2021
Table 132: World Bank Commodity Price Forecast, 2020-2024
Table 133: Global Population, by Region, Through 2025
Table 134: Global R&D Spending in Countries with Strong Biorefining Industries, 2020-2022
Table 135: Leading Countries in Key Technology Areas Where Biorefining Products are Applied, 2018
Table 136: Yearly Average Exchange Rates for Converting Foreign Currencies into U.S. Dollars*, 2016-2021
Table 137: Main Case Scenario: International Bioethanol Trade, by Exporting Country, Through 2027
Table 138: Accelerated Case Scenario: International Bioethanol Trade, by Exporting Country, Through 2027
Table 139: International Biodiesel Trade, by Major Exporting Country, 2021-2027
Table 140: International Oilseed Export Trade, by Type, Through 2025
Table 141: International Oilseed Trade, by Major Exporting Country, Through 2025
Table 142: International Vegetable Oil Export Trade, by Type, Through 2025
Table 143: International Vegetable Oil Export Trade, by Major Export Country, Through 2025
Table 144: International Grain Export Trade, by Type, 2016/17-2020/21
Table 145: International Wheat Trade, by Major Export Country, 2016/17-2020/21
Table 146: International Rice Trade, by Major Export Country, 2016/17-2020/21
Table 147: International Coarse Grain Trade, by Major Export Country, 2016/17-2020/21
Table 148: International Maize (Corn) Trade, by Major Export Country, 2016/17-2020/21
Table 149: International Barley Trade, by Major Export Country, 2016/17-2020/21
Table 150: Global Exports of Wood Pellets, by Major Producer, Through 2025
Table 151: Global Exports of Essential Oils, by Major Producer, Through 2025
Table 152: Global Market Shares for Conventional Bioethanol, by Capacity, 2021
Table 153: Ethanol Biorefinery in U.S., by Capacity, 2022
Table 154: U.S Fuel Ethanol Capacity, by State, by Plants, 2021
Table 155: Global Market Shares for Conventional Bioethanol, by Capacity, 2021
Table 156: Biodiesel Production, by Country, 2021-2026
Table 157: U.S. Biodiesel Capacity, by State, by Plant, 2021
Table 158: Glycerol Company Market Capacity and Shares, 2021
Table 159: Industrial Biotechnology Company Sales, 2021
Table 160: Chemicals and Materials Company Market Shares Based on Sales, 2020
Table 161: Chemicals Capital Spending and R&D Spending and Shares, 2019
Table 162: Global Capacity and Shares for Fatty Hydroprocessed Esters and Acids (HEFA) "Drop-In" Biofuels, by Technology, 2020
Table 163: Global Capacity and Shares for Hydroprocessed Esters and Fatty Acids (HEFA) "Drop-In" Biofuels, 2015
Table 164: Global Capacity and Shares for Bio-Oil Production Companies, 2021
Table 165: Top 11 Flavor and Fragrance Company Market and Shares, 2018
Table 166: Top 10 Pharmaceutical Companies, by Prescription and Over-the-Counter Revenue and Shares, 2021
Table 167: Global Market for Selected Advanced Bioproducts, Through 2018
Table 168: Advanced Bioproducts Capacity in Asia-Pacific, Through 2018
Table 169: Producers of Bio-based, Potentially Bio-based and Biodegradable Plastics, Through 2018
Table 170: Global Pellet Companies' Capacity and Market Shares, 2017
Table 171: Market Shares of Commercial Cellulosic Biofuel Companies, 2021
Table 172: Policies and Legislation Affecting the Bioderived Products Industry
Table 173: Regulations and Legislation Affecting the Bioderived Industry
Table 174: Countries with Renewable Policies, Through 2012
Table 175: U.S. Biofuels Targets Mandated, by EISA
Table 176: Mandates Currently in Place, by Country
Table 177: Ethanol Blend Mandates for Major Countries
Table 178: Key Policy Instruments in Selected Countries
Table 179: Estimates of EU-27 Government Subsidies, Including Mandates, for Liquid Biofuels Used in Transportation
Table 180: North American Government Subsidies, Including Mandates, for Liquid Biofuels Used in Transportation
Table 181: Asia-Pacific Government Subsidies, Including Mandates, for Liquid Biofuels Used in Transportation
Table 182: South American Government Subsidies, Including Mandates, for Liquid Biofuels Used in Transportation
Table 183: Country of Origin of Biofuel Companies in Africa
Table 184: Chemical Initiatives and Regulations Supporting Bio-based Chemicals
Table 185: National Instruments and Programs for the Sound Management of Chemicals and Materials
Table 186: Economic Instruments for Sound Management of Chemicals
Table 187: Methods and Tools Developed by Corporations for Chemical Hazard Assessment and Identification of Preferred Chemicals and Products
Table 188: Methods and Tools Developed by CSOs and NGOs for Chemical Hazard Assessment and Chemical and Product Prioritization
Table 189: Stakeholder Initiatives for Bio-based Products
Table 190: Policy Reactions to High Biofuels and Oil Prices, April 2022
Table 191: Abengoa: Key Financial Highlights, 2018-2020
Table 192: Abengoa: Company Overview
Table 193: Abengoa: Operating Segment
Table 194: Abengoa: Recent Developments, 2021-2022
Table 195: ADM: Key Financial Highlights, 2019-2021
Table 196: ADM: Company Overview
Table 197: ADM: Operating Segment
Table 198: ADM: Recent Developments, 2021-2022
Table 199: Amyris: Key Financial Highlights, 2019-2021
Table 200: Amyris: Company Overview
Table 201: Amyris: Operating Segment
Table 202: Amyris: Recent Developments, 2021-2022
Table 203: BASF: Key Financial Highlights, 2019-2021
Table 204: BASF: Company Overview
Table 205: BASF: Operating Segment
Table 206: BASF: Recent Developments, 2021-2022
Table 207: BP plc: Key Financial Highlights, 2019-2021
Table 208: BP plc: Company Overview
Table 209: BP plc: Operating Segment
Table 210: BP plc: Recent Developments, 2022
Table 211: Chevron Corp.: Key Financial Highlights, 2019-2021
Table 212: Chevron Corp.: Company Overview
Table 213: Chevron Corp.: Operating Segment
Table 214: Chevron Corp.: Recent Developments, 2021-2022
Table 215: Honeywell International Inc.: Key Financial Highlights, 2019-2021
Table 216: Honeywell International Inc.: Company Overview
Table 217: Honeywell International Inc.: Operating Segment
Table 218: Honeywell International Inc.: Recent Developments, 2021-2022
Table 219: Neste: Key Financial Highlights, 2019-2021
Table 220: Neste: Company Overview
Table 221: Neste: Operating Segment
Table 222: Neste: Recent Developments, 2021-2022
Table 223: Petrobras: Key Financial Highlights, 2019-2021
Table 224: Petrobras: Company Overview
Table 225: Petrobras: Operating Segment
Table 226: Petrobras: Recent Developments, 2022
Table 227: Valero: Key Financial Highlights, 2019-2021
Table 228: Valero: Company Overview
Table 229: Valero: Operating Segment
Table 230: Valero: Recent Developments, 2021
Table 231: Acronyms Used in This Report

List of Figures
Summary Figure: Global Market for Biorefinery Products, by Segment, 2021-2027
Figure 1: Schematic Representation of a Biorefinery
Figure 2: Bioproduct-Oriented Value Chain
Figure 3: Liquid Biofuel Employment, by Top 10 Countries, 2020
Figure 4: Applications of Biotechnology in Anthropogenic Activities (Industry, Agriculture, Medicine, Health, Environment)
Figure 5: Opportunities for Bio-based Products Based on H/C Ratio
Figure 6: Lockdowns and Economic Activity
Figure 7: Russian Share of Global Production, 2021
Figure 8: European Reliance on Russian Gas, 2022
Figure 9: Global Market for Bioenergetic Products, by Physical Segment, 2021-2027
Figure 10: Global Market for Solid Bioenergetic Products, by Type, 2021-2027
Figure 11: Global Market for Charcoal, Industrial and Municipal Solid Waste (CIMSW), by Region, 2021-2027
Figure 12: Global Market for Gaseous Bioenergetic Products, by Type, 2021-2027
Figure 13: Global Market for Non-bioenergetic Products, by Product Group, 2021-2027
Figure 14: Global Market for Bioderived Chemicals, by Sector, 2021-2027
Figure 15: Global Market for Biodrugs and Herbals/Botanicals, by Type, 2021-2027
Figure 16: Global Market for Bioplastics, by Compostability, 2020-2027
Figure 17: Global Market for Biobased Composites, by Type, 2021-2027
Figure 18: Global Market for Biorefinery Products, by End Use, 2021-2027
Figure 19: Worldwide Deployment of Biorefinery Plants, 2021
Figure 20: Number of Biorefineries, by Select Countries, 2021
Figure 21: Global Market for Pellets, Woody Chips and Briquettes (PWB), by Region, 2021-2027
Figure 22: Global Market for Gaseous Bioenergetic Products, by Region, 2021-2027
Figure 23: Global Market for Non-bioenergetic Products, by Region, 2021-2027
Figure 24: Global Market for Biodrugs and Herbals/Botanicals, by Region, 2021-2027
Figure 25: Global Market for Natural Fiber Composites, by Region, 2021-2027
Figure 26: Global Fragrance and Flavors Industry Market Share, 2021
Figure 27: Abengoa: Operating Segment Share, 2020
Figure 28: ADM: Operating Segment Share, 2021
Figure 29: Amyris: Operating Segment Share, 2020
Figure 30: BASF: Operating Segment Share, 2021
Figure 31: BP plc: Operating Segment Share, 2021
Figure 32: Chevron Corp.: Operating Segment Share, 2021
Figure 33: Honeywell International Inc.: Operating Segment Share, 2021
Figure 34: Neste: Operating Segment Share, 2021
Figure 35: Petrobras: Operating Segment Share, 2021
Figure 36: Valero: Operating Segment Share, 2021

Executive Summary

The publisher estimates that the global demand for biorefinery products will increase. There are two key distinct categories of biorefinery products: bioenergetic and non-bioenergetic biorefinery products.

Many bioenergetic biorefinery products are now going commercial, with commercially available production technologies (e.g., direct combustion in stoker boilers, low-percentage co-firing, municipal solid waste incineration with combined heat and power, dry/wet milling, fermentation and esterification). Bioenergetic biorefinery products can therefore help countries meet their policy goals for secure, reliable and affordable clean energy to expand access and promote rural development.

These products continue to penetrate the clothing, pharmaceuticals, plastic films, carpeting, containers, composite panels, sorbents, solvents, adhesives and insulation markets, which are at well-established stages of development. Pharmaceuticals, coatings, plastic films, containers, adhesives, insulation, wood waste products and composite panels are expected to represent a substantial share in the non-bioenergetic bio-based industry.

Companies Mentioned

• Abengoa
• Abengoa Bioenergy
• Adm
• Agrivida
• Amyris
• Archer Daniels Midland
• Avantium
• Basf
• Bp Biofuels
• Bp plc
• Braskem
• Cargill, Csm's Purac
• Cathay Industrial Biotech Ltd.
• Chevron Corp.
• Coca-Cola Co. (The)
• Codexis Inc.
• Croda International plc
• Diester Industrie S.A.S.
• Dsm
• Dupont
• Dyadic International Inc.
• Earth Energy Renewables
• Evolva
• Florida Public Utilities Co. (Fpuc)
• Foster Wheeler AG
• Genomatica
• German Pellets
• German Pellets Texas, LLC
• Gevo Inc.
• Gf Biochemicals
• Global Bio-Chemical Technology Group
• Gordon Shanks Consulting LLC
• Honeywell International Inc.
• Integro Earth Fuels
• Isobionics Natural Ingredients
• Itaconix Corp.
• Joule
• Mascoma Corp.
• Mbi International
• Mccormick & Co.
• Merck
• Mossi & Ghisolfi Group
• Myriant Corp.
• Napo Pharmaceuticals
• Neste
• Neste Oil
• Oo Bioraffinerie Forschung Und Entwicklung GmbH
• Opx Biotechnologies
• Opx Biotechnologies Inc. (Cargill Inc.)
• Orgaworld Surrey Ltd.
• Oxitec
• Petrobras
• Pharma Wernigerode
• Planet Botanicals
• Plaxica Ltd.
• Poet LLC
• Protalix Biotherapeutics
• Rayonier Advanced Materials
• Rennovia Inc.
• Seventh Generation
• Solazyme
• Syngenta
• Synthetic Genomics Vaccines Inc.
• Valero
• Virent Inc.
• Visolis Inc.
• Waste Management Inc.
• Yield 10 Bioscience
• Zeachem
• Ziopharm Oncology Inc.