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Data & statistics on primary energy from sugar cane and from oil production brazil – 2158 results

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Primary energy from sugar cane and from oil production - Brazil

Primary energy from sugar cane and from oil production - Brazil

are.berkeley.edu/~zilber/Moreira.pdf

Primary energy from sugar cane and from oil production - Brazil ...
brazil

Oct 2007 | ARE
Original Url: http://are.berkeley.edu/~zilber/Moreira.pdf
Breakdown of primary-energy use in Brazil (left pie chart) and Germany (right pie chart) by broad industry class [25,29]. Note: Secondary transport fuels are represented by their primary equivalent (crude oil or sugar-cane alcohol) within manufacturing (refining).

Breakdown of primary-energy use in Brazil (left pie chart) and Germany (right pie chart) by broad industry class [25, 29]. Note: Secondary transport fuels are represented by their primary equivalent ( ...

www.isa.org.usyd.edu.au/education/documents/ISA_Wind_turbine_LCA_2004.pdf

The manufacture of completely Brazilian-made turbines commenced in 2000. At the beginning ...
we provide the reader with an overview of the economic and energy structure of Brazil ...
The wind turbine model E-40 manufactured by the German company Enercon features

Oct 2003 | Centre for Integrated Sustainability Analysis @ The University of Sydney
Original Url: http://www.isa.org.usyd.edu.au/education/documents/ISA_Wind_turbine_LCA_2004.pdf
That the cost production of ethanol from either sugar cane or maize in South Africa is roughly comparable, but well above the cost of production in Australia, Thailand or Brazil. Production of ethanol from sugar cane is slightly higher than from maize, while both soybean and sunflower oil are substantially more expensive, as the following table shows

That the cost production of ethanol from either sugar cane or maize in South Africa is roughly comparable, but well above the cost of production in Australia, Thailand or Brazil. Production of ethanol ...

www.durban.gov.za/durban/services/environment/documents/energy/RE%20Report

oil price fluctuations. eThekwini Renewable Energy Catalogue Study Page 30 Comparison of Production Costs for Ethanol Soybean oil Sunflower oil Sugar Cane Maize Net ...
of Minerals & Energy, October 2006, pages ii-iii. 29 The subsidies in this case involve ...
australia, brazil, south africa, thailand

Jul 2007 | eThekwini Onlin
Original Url: http://www.durban.gov.za/durban/services/environment/documents/energy/RE%20Report
Sugar Cane Ethanol Fuel Shares and Primary Energy Inputs (Btu/gallon Anhydrous Ethanol)
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Sugar Cane Ethanol Fuel Shares and Primary Energy Inputs (Btu/gallon Anhydrous Ethanol)

www.arb.ca.gov/fuels/lcfs/022709lcfs_sugarcane.pdf

Table 4.01 Sugar Cane Ethanol Fuel Shares and Primary Energy Inputs (Btu/gallon Anhydrous Ethanol) Primary Energy Input (Btu/gallon) Fuel Type Fuel Share Bagasse Residual Oil 0.35% Total Note: For Bagasse : 0.00642 dry tonne bagasse/gal ethanol *12 ...
Table 4.01 below shows the ethanol production fuel shares and energy inputs per gallon of anhydrous ethanol. The electricity input is represented in Btu/gal and added to the process fuel consumption to determine the fuel shares. Additional ...
brazil

Mar 2009 | California Air Resources Board – 26 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.arb.ca.gov/fuels/lcfs/022709lcfs_sugarcane.pdf
A truck is loaded with organic sugar cane at a refinery farm in Santa Rita do Passa Quatro. More and more motorists around the world are filling their cars with biofuels, such as ethanol made from sugar cane or corn.

A truck is loaded with organic sugar cane at a refinery farm in Santa Rita do Passa Quatro. More and more motorists around the world are filling their cars with biofuels, such as ethanol made from ...

www.opec.org/opec_web/static_files_project/media/downloads/publications/OB05_0606.pdf

supplies, its primary source will not be corn or sugar cane, but the more abundant ...
to sprout up as the government pursues its ambitious goal to boost production. Brazilian ...
an energy bill requiring the US to use over 28bn litres of renewable fuels

May 2006 | Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
Original Url: http://www.opec.org/opec_web/static_files_project/media/downloads/publications/OB05_0606.pdf
Electric Energy – Self-Generation Sugar-Cane Sector Data Evolution Total and by Primary Source’s Nature Brazil 1994 to 2006
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Electric Energy – Self-Generation Sugar-Cane Sector Data Evolution Total and by Primary Source’s Nature Brazil 1994 to 2006

www.brazil.org.cn/energia/downloads/Executive%20Summary%20BEB%202007.pdf

Energy Balance 2007 year 2006 5.6 Self-Generation in Sugar-Cane Sector 1, 253 : : 15 ...
Table 31 : : Electric Energy – Self-Generation Sugar-Cane Sector Data Evolution Total and by Primary Source’s Nature Brazil 1994 to 2006 % 06 / 05 1 % aa 06 / 94 2 % 06 3 Electric ...
8% 310 : : 2.0% Electric Energy Acquisition Self-Generated Electric Energy Lye Hydroelectric Energy Oil By-Products Natural Gas Coal Firewood Other Sources 7, 642 : : 49

Jan 2006 | Embassy of Brazil in China – 18 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.brazil.org.cn/energia/downloads/Executive%20Summary%20BEB%202007.pdf
Brazil is a pioneer in ethanol production. Sugar cane is the major feedstock, and their production has been somewhat larger than current U.S. levels. The U.S. will likely surpass Brazil in late 2005, or 2006.

Brazil is a pioneer in ethanol production. Sugar cane is the major feedstock, and their production has been somewhat larger than current U.S. levels. The U.S. will likely surpass Brazil in late 2005, ...

farmecon.com/Documents/Ethanol%20Industry%20Outlook%20ELAM%206-2005.pdf

to the projected growth in fuel ethanol production include lower crude oil prices, higher corn ...
to the U.S. Brazil, China, India, France and Russia also have production systems. Several ...
U.S. Summary: U.S. fuel ethanol production, currently running at an annual rate

Jan 2006 | farmecon.com
Original Url: http://farmecon.com/Documents/Ethanol%20Industry%20Outlook%20ELAM%206-2005.pdf
Learning curve for ethanol production from sugar cane expressed in US dollars per barrel of oil (bbl) equivalent as a function of cumulative production since 1978 indicating a 30 percent price reduction per doubling of cumulative production; crude oil price is also shown on the same scale; the cumulative difference between the two curves corresponds to about US$2 billion investment to bring ethanol ...

Learning curve for ethanol production from sugar cane expressed in US dollars per barrel of oil (bbl) equivalent as a function of cumulative production since 1978 indicating a 30 percent price ...

www.risoe.dk/rispubl/SYS/syspdf/ris-r-1405.pdf

country – ethanol production from sugar cane in Brazil. When the program started ...
are lower, if there is a transition toward “leaner” patterns of energy use and toward decarbonization of the energy system for other reasons than climate change ...
Oil-equivalent price $/bbl Source: Goldemberg, 1996 Producer price Producer

Jan 1998 | National Laboratory for Sustainable Energy at the Technical University of Denmark
Original Url: http://www.risoe.dk/rispubl/SYS/syspdf/ris-r-1405.pdf
Ethanol Production in the U.S. and Brazil (million gallons) (Data sources: Renewable Fuels Association, 2007; The São Paulo Sugar Cane Agro-industry Union (UNICA).

Ethanol Production in the U.S. and Brazil (million gallons) (Data sources: Renewable Fuels Association, 2007; The São Paulo Sugar Cane Agro-industry Union (UNICA).

www.agecon.purdue.edu/papers/biofuels/LEI_paper.pdf

and Brazilian ethanol production over time. Until 2006, Brazil was the global leader in ethanol production, but with the developments in world oil markets plus US domestic ...
crude oil supply on the world market and fuel prices increased substantially. Both ...
brazil, united states

Jan 2007 | Purdue University Department of Agricultural Economics
Original Url: http://www.agecon.purdue.edu/papers/biofuels/LEI_paper.pdf
Learning curve for ethanol production from sugar cane expressed in US dollars per barrel of oil (bbl) equivalent as a function of cumulative production since 1978 indicating a 30 percent price reduction per doubling of cumulative production; crude oil price is also shown on the same scale; the cumulative difference between the two curves corresponds to about US$2 billion investment to bring ethanol ...

Learning curve for ethanol production from sugar cane expressed in US dollars per barrel of oil (bbl) equivalent as a function of cumulative production since 1978 indicating a 30 percent price ...

www.iiasa.ac.at/docs/HOTP/Oct03/naki-paper.pdf

per doubling of accumulated output. This is typical of cost buy-downs for many energy ...
appear to be competitive with gasoline in Brazil. Nevertheless, the future is highly ...
8 did not occur for free – the accumulated difference between the oil and alcohol

Jan 1998 | IIASA - Laxenburg, Austria
Original Url: http://www.iiasa.ac.at/docs/HOTP/Oct03/naki-paper.pdf
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