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of imported diesel is substituted with domestically produced jatropha-based biodiesel. This study finds that the … economics of jatropha-based biodiesel depend on several factors, such as diesel price, yield of jatropha seeds per hectare, and … biodiesel is unlikely to be economically competitive in Nepal unless seed yields per hectare are implausibly large and high …
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. This study aims to contribute in filling this gap. It finds that depending on feedstock type, costs of ethanol production … range from US$0.360 a liter to US$0.680 a liter while the costs for biodiesel production range from US$0.612 a liter to US$0 …
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What is second-generation biofuel technology worth to global society? A dynamic, computable partial equilibrium model (called FABLE) is used to assess changes in global land use for crops, livestock, biofuels, forestry, and environmental services, as well as greenhouse gas emissions, with and...
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Economic, agronomic, and biophysical drivers affect global land use, so all three influences need to be considered in evaluating economically optimal allocations of the world's land resources. A dynamic, forward-looking optimization framework applied over the course of the coming century shows...
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The lack of growth in the Brazilian sugarcane-ethanol complex since the 2008 financial crisis has been blamed on policies: lower mandate, holding gasoline prices below world levels, high fuel taxes, and inadequate fuel tax exemptions for ethanol. This paper develops an empirical model of the...
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imports, with domestic biodiesel produced from a feedstock that does not have any commercial value otherwise and thus has zero … biodiesel using jatropha curcas, a non-edible shrub widely available throughout the country by farmers for generations as a … large-scale jatropha production on different types of lands, and conversion of jatropha oil to biodiesel for domestic …
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empirical model this study analyzes the economics of meeting the biodiesel mandate through soybean feedstock. The study finds … that meeting the biodiesel mandate with biodiesel from soybeans would reduce social welfare because the country's soybean … supply along with its capacity to convert soybean to biodiesel, as well as oil yield, soybean based biodiesel is likely to be …
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the biodiesel and oilseed feedstock prices. Higher crude oil prices increase biodiesel prices if biofuel benefits from a …Using an empirical model, this study provides some insights into the functioning of the oilseed-biodiesel-diesel market … complex in a large country that determines the biodiesel price, reflecting market equilibrium changes resulting from …
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-grain feedstock based biofuels are expected to remain relatively high. By contrast, the 2020 target of biodiesel production has a high …
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Argentina is one of the world's largest biodiesel producers and the largest exporter, using soybeans as feedstock …, however, would cause small losses in economic output and social welfare because they divert part of biodiesel and feedstock … from exports to lower-return domestic consumption. An increase in the export tax on either feedstock or biodiesel also …
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