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Second Generation Biofuels to Zoom to Prominence by... Second generation biofuels are forecasted to enter the marketplace only in 2011, but by 2015, they are forecasted to reach 42% of the Biofuels Global Market Production Outlook Share by [%], generating...

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DOE’s US Crude Oil Production Forecast – Fact or... The EIA (Energy Information Administration), America’s official energy statistics body, has recently published its US Crude Oil Production Forecast for the years 2009-2030. The report (EIA – Annual...

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Biofuels are Becoming a Hot Investment Biofuels, liquid fuels produced from renewable plant or biological materials, are becoming a significant investment target for “big”-oil, “big”-pharma, governments and private investors. With an...

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Biofuels to Comprise 10%-20% of the World’s Liquid... Use of biofuels, currently comprising 2% of the world’s total liquid fuel market, will grow rapidly, possibly reaching 17-20% of this market by 2020, in the event of a near term “oil-peak” (i.e....

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Second Generation Biofuels to Zoom to Prominence by 2015

Posted on : 20-12-2009 | By : MiG

Second generation biofuels are forecasted to enter the marketplace only in 2011, but by 2015, they are forecasted to reach 42% of the Biofuels Global Market Production Outlook Share by [%], generating new business opportunities for producers and consumers alike.

Biofuels are Becoming a Hot Investment

Posted on : 26-10-2009 | By : MiG

Biofuels, liquid fuels produced from renewable plant or biological materials, are becoming a significant investment target for “big”-oil, “big”-pharma, governments and private investors.

Biofuels to Comprise 10%-20% of the World’s Liquid Fuel Market by 2020

Posted on : 26-10-2009 | By : MiG

Use of biofuels, currently comprising 2% of the world’s total liquid fuel market, will grow rapidly, possibly reaching 17-20% of this market by 2020…

DOE’s US Crude Oil Production Forecast – Fact or Fiction?

Posted on : 08-10-2009 | By : MiG

The EIA (Energy Information Administration), America’s official energy statistics body, has recently published its US Crude Oil Production Forecast for the years 2009-2030. The report (EIA – Annual Energy Outlook 2009) forecasts a robust growth rate for US crude oil production, a radical reversal of a 40-year trend of decline in oil-production. The forecast surprised many knowledgeable analysts because the numbers just do not make sense.