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Global bioethanol : evolution, risks, and uncertainties /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Salles-Filho, Sergio
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: London, UK : Academic Press, 2016.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • Machine generated contents note: 1. Ethanol Industry: Surpassing Uncertainties and Looking Forward / Wilson A. Araujo
  • Introduction
  • Bioeconomy Toward a Renewable World
  • Biofuels
  • Ethanol Industry: The Uphill Task Toward a Second-Generation Scene
  • Final Remarks
  • Acknowledgments
  • References
  • 2. Ethanol Use in the United States: Status, Threats and the Potential Future / H.L. MacLean
  • Introduction
  • Corn Ethanol
  • Cellulosic Ethanol
  • Algae and Photosynthetic Bacteria
  • Butanol
  • Current Legislative Initiatives for Biofuel Use
  • Energy Policy Act of 2005 (RFS1)
  • Energy Independence and Security Act 2007 (RFS2)
  • California Low Carbon Fuel Standard
  • CAFE Standard
  • Greenhouse Gas Emissions
  • Fuel Production in the United States
  • Biochemical Ethanol Production Processes
  • Thermochemical Biofuel Production Process
  • Final Remarks
  • References
  • Note continued: 3. Political Orientations, State Regulation and Biofuels in the Context of the Food
  • Energy
  • Climate Change Trilemma / Z.P. Bharucha
  • Introduction
  • The Trilemma Approach
  • Biofuels in the EU and Germany
  • Biofuels in Europe
  • Germany
  • India: Food Versus Fuel and Stillborn Biofuel Markets
  • Indian Biofuels Policy and the Trilemma
  • Bioethanol
  • The Future for Biofuels in India
  • China: Squeezed by Land Scarcity, Food and Energy Security
  • Brazil: A Trilemma Trajectory Derailed at Home and Blocked From Abroad?
  • Final Remarks
  • Acknowledgment
  • References
  • 4. Innovation Systems of Ethanol in Brazil and the United States: Making a New Fuel Competitive / D.F. de Toledo Filho
  • Introduction
  • Technology Innovation System and System Functions
  • Biofuels: Industrial, Agricultural and Energy Policies
  • Industrial, Agricultural and Energy Policies in the United States
  • Industrial, Agricultural and Energy Policies in Brazil
  • Note continued: Ethanol Through an Environmental Perspective
  • Environmental Impacts of Fuels
  • The New Energy Paradigm and the Fuel Mix
  • Biofuel Regulation
  • Regulation in the United States
  • Regulation in Brazil
  • Comparison of Innovation Functions Between the United States and Brazilian Biofuel TIS
  • Feedstock
  • Maintaining a Long-Term Commitment
  • Setting an Adequate Environment for Innovation
  • Institutional Design's Influence on Proactivity
  • Final Remarks
  • Acknowledgments
  • References
  • 5. Innovation in the Brazilian Bioethanol Sector: Questioning Leadership / S. Corder
  • Introduction
  • Main Trends
  • Studying Innovation in Bioethanol
  • Innovation Survey
  • Innovation Challenges
  • What Is Going On in the Brazilian Case
  • Profile of the Companies Surveyed
  • Technological Innovation in Corporate Strategy
  • Innovation Management
  • Innovation Challenges According to Companies
  • Final Remarks
  • References
  • Note continued: 6. Policies Towards Bioethanol and Their Implications: Case Brazil / R. Baldassin, Jr.
  • Historical Development of the Brazilian Ethanol Program (PROALCOOL)
  • The Creation of the "Brazilian Sugarcane Ethanol Model"
  • How Did Innovation Help the Evolution of the "Brazilian Model"
  • Development of New Sugarcane Varieties
  • The Introduction of Green Cane Harvesting and Sugarcane Harvest Mechanization in Central-South Brazil
  • Evolution in Industrial Parameters of Ethanol Production
  • How Did Sustainability Criticism Help the Ethanol Industry in Brazil
  • Forecasting and Planning the Future Sugarcane Bioenergy Production: The Creation of "New Models"
  • Inventing a New Sustainable Agriculture for Sugarcane Bioenergy
  • New Industrial Production Models Integrated With the Oil, Electricity, Chemical and Other Related Industries
  • Conclusions on the Prospects of the Bioethanol Industry in Brazil and Its Productive Model
  • Acknowledgment
  • References
  • Note continued: 7. Ethanol Production Technologies in the US: Status and Future Developments / H.L. Maclean
  • Introduction
  • First-Generation Technology
  • Feedstock Choices: Corn Versus Other Grains
  • Dry Milling
  • Wet Milling
  • Recent Technological Advances, Efficiency Improvements and New Coproducts
  • Second-Generation Technology
  • Role of Feedstocks and Feedstock Preprocessing
  • Pretreatment Options
  • Enzyme Hydrolysis
  • Fermentation
  • Recovery and Use of Solid Residues
  • Coproduct Options: Technical, Financial and Market Effects
  • Performance and Life Cycle Financial and GHG Emissions Impacts
  • Synopsis of Commercial Plants
  • Future Developments for Cellulosic Ethanol
  • Increasing Scale: Technology and Efficiency Improvements
  • Role of Feedstocks in Industry Expansion
  • Colocation and Other Synergies
  • Final Remarks
  • References
  • 8. Technological Foresight of the Bioethanol Case / I.R.L. Huamani
  • Introduction
  • Note continued: Collecting Information From Data Banks
  • Applying Scientometrics to Scientific Papers in the Bioenergy Sector: Network Analysis in Second-Generation Ethanol
  • Using Patents to Forecast Technological Trends
  • Final Remarks
  • Annex I
  • References
  • 9. China's Fuel Ethanol Market / H. Lu
  • Introduction
  • Development of Fuel Ethanol in China
  • Fuel Ethanol Policies for the Future
  • Trends and Policy Implications
  • Final Remarks
  • Relevant Websites
  • 10. Fuel Ethanol in Africa: A Panoramic View With an Accent on Benin and Kenya / S.C. Trindade
  • Introduction
  • Fuel Ethanol in Kenya
  • Fuel Ethanol in Benin
  • Final Remarks
  • References
  • 11. Future of Global Bioethanol: An Appraisal of Results, Risk and Uncertainties / F.C. Mesquita
  • Introduction
  • International Markets of Bioethanol: Production and Consumption
  • Bioethanol Supply and Demand: Pros and Cons
  • Cons
  • Pros
  • Bioethanol: A Truly Globally Traded Energy Commodity?
  • Note continued: The Importance of Bioethanol Policies: Blending, Targeting and Potential (Dis)continuities
  • Global Governance: The Process of Standardization and Harmonization in Technical and Sustainability Matters
  • The Different Approaches of Leading Countries for Global Commoditization Process
  • Final Remarks
  • References.