Biorefinery Products: Global Markets

Chapter 1 Introduction

• Market Definition
• Study Goals and Objectives
• Reasons for Doing This Study
• Intended Audience
• Scope of Report
• Information Sources
• Methodology
• Currency
• Unit Considered
• Geographic Breakdown
• Analyst's Credentials
• Custom Research
• Related Reports

Chapter 2 Summary and Highlights

Chapter 3 Market Overview

• Introduction
• Global Size of Bioproduct Market
• Global Size of Identified Energetic Bioproduct Markets
• Global Demand for Petroleum
• Global Demand for Natural Gas
• Global Power/Heat Demand
• Coal
• Global Size of Identified Non-energetic Bioproduct Markets
• Global Demand for Chemicals
• Global Demand for Plastics/Polymers
• Global Demand for Composites
• Global Demand for Pharmaceuticals
• Global Biomass Market Overview
• Overview of Demand for Nonfood Biomass
• Biomass Use for Energy
• Biomass Use for Materials (Non-Energy)
• Overview of Global Biomass Demand by Use
• Global Size of Identified Bioproduct Markets vs. Global GDP
• Growth of the Global Biobased Industry vs. the Global Economy
• Overview of Biobased Replacement of Petro-based Products
• Overview of the Bioproduct-Oriented Value Chain
• Overview of the Market Segmentation of Bioproducts
• Where Bioderived Products Fit in the Global Economy
• Important Indications and Developments for the Bioderived Product Industry
• Global Investment Biorefining Industry
• Biobased Product Terminology
• Biopolymers/Biodegradable Polymers
• Environmental Issues
• Biobased Products
• Degradable and Biodegradable
• Compostable vs. Biodegradable
• Biobased Products in the Chemical Industry
• Biobased Chemical Products
• Factors Driving Market Growth
• Growing Industrial Activities in Emerging Economies
• Growth in Industrial and Building Automation Technology
• Growth in Automotive Industry in Emerging Economies
• Growing Demand for Processed Food in Emerging Economies
• Increasing per Capita Income of Consumers
• Shift in Consumer Preference from Conventional Packaging to Eco-Friendly Packaging Materials
• Favorable Government Policies Towards Green, Ecofriendly and Biodegradable Products
• Technological Emergence and the Development of New Biobased and Renewable Raw Materials
• Opportunities in the Market
• Rising Awareness of Using Biobased Lubricants
• Rising Demand for Renewable Energy
• Rising Industrial Growth in the BRIC Countries
• Industry Outlook
• GDP Trends and Forecast of Major Economies
• Lockdowns and Economic Activity
• Crude Oil
• Natural Gas

Chapter 4 COVID-19 Impact

• Disruption in Major Industries
• Chemical Industry
• Metal and Mining Industry
• HVAC Industry
• Automotive Industry
• Construction Industry
• Oil and Gas Industry

Chapter 5 History and Market Penetration of Bioproducts

• History
• Bioethanol
• Biodiesel
• Herbal/Botanical
• Biodrugs
• Wood Pellets
• Biomaterials and Biocomposites
• Bioproducts Market Opportunity
• Bioproduct Market Penetration
• Energetic Bioproduct Market Penetration
• Non-energetic Bioproducts Market Penetration

Chapter 6 Global Biorefinery Product Market in Energetic Bioproducts

• Global Demand for Energetic Bioproduct by Physical State/Type
• Global Demand for Energetic Liquid Bioproducts by Generation
• Global Demand for Energetic First-Generation Liquid Bioproducts
• Global Demand for Energetic Advanced Liquid Bioproducts
• First-Generation and Advanced Energetic Liquid Bioproducts Production per Unit of Land Area
• Municipal Solid Waste
• Kitchen and Yard Waste
• Agricultural and Forestry Residues
• Waste Cooking Oils and Animal Fats
• Energy Crops
• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA's) Final Rule
• National Biofuel Blend Wall
• State and Provincial Biofuel Blend Mandates
• United States
• EU-28
• Brazil
• Global Demand for Plant Oil Biofuel
• Straight Vegetable Oil
• Plant Oil-Diesel Blends as Fuel
• Hydrotreated Oils
• Bio-oil and Other
• Solid Energetic Bioproducts
• Pellets, Woody Chips and Briquettes
• Charcoal, Industrial and Municipal Solid Waste (CIMSW)
• Gaseous Energetic Bioproducts
• Global Demand for Gaseous Energetic Bioproducts
• Global Demand for Gaseous Energetic Bioproducts by Region

Chapter 7 Global Biorefinery Products Market by Non-energetic Bioproduct

• Bioderived Chemicals
• Biotransform Platform Chemicals
• Fermentation-Derived Fine Chemicals Products
• Bioderived Fine (Specialty) Chemicals
• Pharmaceutical Ingredients Produced by Biotransformation
• Phytochemicals
• Global Market for Bioderived Chemicals by Region
• North America
• European Union
• Asia-Pacific (Excluding Japan)
• Japan
• South America
• Africa and the Middle East
• Biodrugs and Herbals/Botanicals
• Herbals/Botanicals
• Biodrugs
• Global Demand for Biodrugs and Herbals/Botanicals by Region
• North America
• Europe
• Asia-Pacific
• ROW
• Bioplastics/Biopolymers
• Physico-Chemical Route
• Biotransformation Route
• Biobased Polyethylene (PE)
• Biobased Polypropylene (PP)
• Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)
• Polylactic Acid (PLA)
• Starch-Based Plastics
• Poly-3-Hydroxybutyrate (PHB)
• Sugar-Based Polycarbonate (PC)
• Polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHAs)
• Polybutylene Succinate (PBS)
• Global Production Capacity for Biobased, Potentially Biobased and Biodegradable Plastics by Region
• North America
• Europe
• Asia-Pacific
• South America
• Biocomposites
• Wood Fiber Composites
• Non-Wood Fiber Composites
• Demand for Biobased Composites by Region
• North America
• European Union
• Asia-Pacific
• South America
• ROW

Chapter 8 Global Biorefinery Products Market by Application

• Introduction
• Applications for Bioproducts by End Use
• Industrial
• Manufacturing
• Transportation
• Flame Retardants
• Safe Food Supply
• Environment
• Communications
• Construction/Housing
• Recreation
• Agriculture
• Health and Hygiene
• Energy

Chapter 9 Technology

• Demand for Bioproducts by Type of Technology Generation
• First-Generation Bioproducts
• Second-Generation Bioproducts
• Third-Generation Bioproducts
• Fourth-Generation Bioproducts
• Fifth-Generation Bioproducts
• Demand for Bioproducts by Type of Conversion Technology
• Thermochemical Conversion Technology
• Physicochemical Technology
• Biological Conversion Technology
• Hybrid Technology Platform
• Product Technology Development
• Patent Evaluation

Chapter 10 Product Development

• Biofuel Product Development
• Biobased Chemical Product Development
• Biobased Plastics/Polymer Product Development
• Biocomposite Product Development
• Biobased Medicine/Healthcare Product Development
• Biogas Product Development
• Wood Pellet/Chip/Log Product Development

Chapter 11 Industry Structure and Competitive Rates

• Biorefinery Industry Activity Sectors
• Economics of Biorefineries
• Pathways for the Provision of Biobased Products
• Value Addition/Creation/Unlocking Through Feedstock Control
• Upstream: Controlling Feedstock Costs
• Midstream: Value Creation, Value Unlocking and Value Addition
• Downstream
• Sales, Distribution and Supporting Industries
• Employment, Working Conditions and Economic Impact
• Economic Impact of Biorefinery
• Major Trends
• Strategic Investments, Partnerships, Alliances and Networks
• Strategic Companies Investing in Biogreen Technology
• Major Blue Chip Company Strategic Partnerships
• Chemical Industry Partnerships
• Strategic Joint Ventures
• Strategic Alliances in Biobased Chemicals
• Network of Partners

Chapter 12 International Aspect

• Global Commodity Prices
• Crude Oil
• Biofuels Feedstock
• Natural Gas
• Liquefied Natural Gas
• Metals and Minerals
• Global Population
• North America
• Asia-Pacific
• Middle East and Africa
• Europe
• Global R&D Spending in Countries with Strong Biorefining Industries
• Leading Countries in Key Technology Areas Where Biorefining Products are Applied
• United States
• EU
• China
• Japan
• South Korea
• ROW
• International Currency Exchange Rates
• International Trade in Key Bioproducts
• Liquid Biofuels
• Grains
• Wood Pellets
• Essential Oils

Chapter 13 Market Share

• Bioethanol
• Archer Daniels Midland
• Green Plains Renewable Energy
• Poet
• Valero Energy Corp.
• Cosan
• Biodiesel
• Neste Oil
• Dynoil LLC
• Brazil Eco Energia
• Dominion Energy Services LLC
• SE Energy
• Menlo Energy LLC
• Imperium Renewables
• Louis Dreyfus
• Canadian Green Fuels
• Other
• Glycerol
• Biotechnology Company Shares
• Chemicals and Materials
• BASF
• Sinopec
• Dow Chemical
• SABIC
• ExxonMobil
• Hydroprocessed Esters and Fatty Acids (HEFA)
• Neste Oil
• Others
• Bio-oil Production
• KiOR
• Others
• Market Shares of Essential Oil Companies
• Frutarom
• Symrise
• Robertet
• Mane
• Givaudan
• Sensient F&F
• IFF
• T. Hasegawa
• Firmenich
• Huaboa International
• Takasago
• Pharmaceutical Company Market Shares
• Pfizer Inc. (U.S.)
• Roche (Switzerland)
• Novartis AG (Switzerland)
• Advanced Biofuel Market Shares
• Biopolymer/Bioplastics
• NatureWorks
• Purac
• Dow Chemical
• Braskem
• Pellets
• Enova Wood Pellet Group
• General Biofuels Georgia
• Fram Renewable Fuels
• Drax Group
• German Pellets
• Zilkha Biomass
• New Biomass Energy LLC
• Thermogen Industries
• Commercial Cellulosic Biofuel Company Shares
• Poet-DSM Advanced Biofuels LLC
• Abengoa Bioenergy
• DuPont
• Quad County Corn Processors

Chapter 14 Regulations, Legislation, Mandates, Policies and Incentives

• Introduction
• Regulations and Legislation
• Mandates and Support Policies
• U.S. Biofuels Targets Mandated by EISA
• Mandates Currently in Place in Other Countries
• Key Policy Instruments in Selected Countries
• Government Subsidies, Including Mandates for Liquid Biofuels Used in Transportation for Top Biofuel-Producing Countries
• European Union
• United States
• Asia-Pacific
• South America
• Africa
• Instruments and Approaches for the Sound Management of Chemicals and Materials
• Stakeholder Initiatives

Chapter 15 Company Profiles

• Biorefineries
• Integrated Biorefinery
• Biodiesel
• Cellulosic Biorefineries
• Biofuels
• Genetic Engineering
• Renewable Biodiesel
• Cellulosic Gasoline and Diesel
• Cyanobacteria
• Industrial Enzymes
• Biofuel Enzymes
• Genome Engineering
• Engineered Enzymes
• Enzymatic Hydrolysis and Pyrolysis/Gasification
• Renewable Oil and Bioproducts
• Grain Ethanol
• Chemicals
• Biobased Propylene Glycol
• Ethylene Glycol (EG)
• D(-) Lactic Acid
• Glucaric Acid
• C4-C6 Chemicals
• Biobased Nylon
• Fatty Acids
• Isobutanol
• Squalane
• Succinic Acid
• Biobased Gamma-Butyrolactone (GBL)/1,4-Butanediol (BDO) and Biobased Acrylic Acid
• 1,4-Butanediol
• Pellets/Chips/Logs
• Biogas
• OO BIORAFFINERIE FORSCHUNG UND ENTWICKLUNG GMBH
• Materials
• Pet Bottle Containing Bioplastics
• Benzene, Toluene and Xylene (BTX)
• Furan Dicarboxylic Acid (FDCA)
• Bioacrylic
• Biopolymers
• BRASKEM
• ITACONIX CORP.
• Biocomposites
• GORDON SHANKS CONSULTING LLC
• RAYONIER ADVANCED MATERIALS
• Biopower
• Electricity
• Sale of Excess Biomass Power
• Biomass Waste Utilization
• Wood Pellets
• Seeds
• Amylase Corn
• BioDrugs and Herbals/Botanicals
• PHARMA WERNIGERODE
• Biopharming
• Natural Skincare Products
• Vanillin
• Genetically Modified Yeast
• Valencene (Citrus Flavoring)
• Medicine and Healthcare
• Engineered Insect Strains
• Attenuated Virus Cultures
• Cephalexin
• Palifosfamide
• Genetically Engineered Plant Cells
• Botanical Preparation

Chapter 16 Appendix: Acronyms

List of Tables
Summary Table: Global Market for Biorefinery Products, by Bioproduct Category, Through 2025
Table 1: Biobased Products Cascading Pyramid, by Sector
Table 2: Increasing Value of Herbal Products with Processing and Standardization along the Cascading Pyramid
Table 3: Categorization and Segmentation of Bioproducts
Table 4: Comparative Production of Platform and High-Value Compounds Based on Petrochemical (Black Carbon) and Biomass (Green Carbon) Feedstocks
Table 5: Economic, Environmental and Health Benefits of Bioproducts
Table 6: Global Market for Bioproducts, by Product Category, Through 2025
Table 7: Global Market for Bioproducts, by Energetic Products, Through 2025
Table 8: Global Market for Bioproducts, by Non-energetic Products, Through 2025
Table 9: Global Market Volumes of Biomass, by End Use, Through 2025
Table 10: Global Market Volumes of Nonfood Biomass, by End Use, Through 2025
Table 11: Global Market for Biomass, by Type, Through 2025
Table 12: Global Market for Biorefinery Technology Penetration, Through 2025
Table 13: Global Bioproducts Market vs. Global GDP, Through 2025
Table 14: Biobased Industry Growth Compared to Global Economy Growth, 2019-2025
Table 15: Overview of Petroleum Raw Materials Replaced with Biobased Raw Materials
Table 16: Description of Bioproducts Market Segmentation
Table 17: Global Renewable Energy Employment, by Technology, 2017-2019
Table 18: Direct and Indirect Jobs in Biorefining Worldwide, by Industry Sector, 2015
Table 19: Major Topics Currently Being Explored for Synthetic Biology Applications
Table 20: Recent Developments in Bioderived Product Industry, 2015-2018
Table 21: Important Indications for the Bioderived Product Industry
Table 22: Global Market Trends in Investment in Biorefining, by Segment, 2012-2019
Table 23: Industrial Growth Rate of Key Countries, 2018
Table 24: Increased Vehicle Sales and Higher Motorization Rate
Table 25: BRIC Nations’ Total Vehicle Sales, by Country, 2019
Table 26: GDP Trends and Forecast, by Major Country, 2017-2024
Table 27: GDP Forecast Errors in 2020: H1 and Lockdown Stringency
Table 28: Lockdowns and Economic Activity Through a Broad Range of Indicators
Table 29: Global Crude Oil Production, by Key Country, 2019
Table 30: Global Natural Gas Production, by Key Country, 2019
Table 31: Major Announcements, by Mining Companies
Table 32: Metal and Mining Industry: Opportunities
Table 33: Major Announcements by HVAC Companies
Table 34: Major Announcements by Automotive Companies
Table 35: Automotive Industry: Opportunities
Table 36: Major Announcements, by Construction Companies
Table 37: Major Announcements by Oil and Gas Companies
Table 38: Oil and Gas Industry: Opportunities
Table 39: Global Biobased Petroleum Replacement Market Opportunity, Through 2025
Table 40: Process Flow of Biomass Feedstocks to Biobased Products to Market Applications, Through 2025
Table 41: Global Energetic Bioproducts Market Penetration, Through 2025
Table 42: Global Non-energetic Bioproducts Market Penetration, Through 2025
Table 43: Bioenergetic Processes, Biofuel Types and Feedstock Sources
Table 44: Global Market for Energetic Bioproducts, by Physical Segment, Through 2025
Table 45: Global Market Volumes of Energetic Liquid Bioproducts, by Generation, Through 2025
Table 46: Global Market Volumes of Energetic First-Generation Liquid Bioproducts, by Biofuel Type, Through 2025
Table 47: Global Yearly RFS2 Program Biofuel Requirements, by Type, 2006-2022
Table 48: Global Market Volumes of Advanced Energetic Liquid Production, by Type, Through 2025
Table 49: Global Market Volumes of Advanced Energetic Liquid Production, by Region, Through 2025
Table 50: Global Production of Biofuel and Bioenergy per Unit of Land Area
Table 51: EPA’s Final Volume Requirements Under the Renewable Fuel Standard Program, 2017-2023
Table 52: Common Gasoline Ethanol and Biodiesel Diesel Blends Available in Various Countries
Table 53: National and State/Provincial Biofuel Blend Mandate
Table 54: Global Market Volumes of Plant Oil Biofuels, by Type, Through 2025
Table 55: Global Market for Solid Energetic Bioproducts, by Type, Through 2025
Table 56: Global Market for Pellets, Woody Chips and Briquettes (PWB), by Region, Through 2025
Table 57: Global Market for Pellets, Woody Chips and Briquettes (PWB), by Region, Through 2025
Table 58: Properties of Torrefied Wood and Charcoal
Table 59: Global Market for Charcoal, Industrial and Municipal Solid Waste (CIMSW), by Region, Through 2025
Table 60: Biogas Composition from Different Feedstocks
Table 61: Global Market for Gaseous Energetic Bioproducts, by Type, Through 2025
Table 62: Global Market for Gaseous Energetic Bioproducts, by Region, Through 2025
Table 63: Non-Bioenergetic Processes, Material Types and Feedstock Sources
Table 64: Global Market for Non-energetic Bioproducts, by Product Group, Through 2025
Table 65: Global Market for Bioderived Chemicals, by Sector, Through 2025
Table 66: Global Market for Biotransform Platform Chemicals, by Type, Through 2025
Table 67: Global Market for Fermentation-Derived Fine Chemicals (Excluding Biofuels and Biopolymers), Through 2025
Table 68: Global Market for Bioderived Fine (Specialty) Chemicals, by Category, Through 2025
Table 69: Global Market for Bioderived Fine (Specialty) Chemicals, by Type, Through 2025
Table 70: Global Market for Pharmaceutical Ingredients Production Using Biotransformation, by Type, Through 2025
Table 71: Phytochemicals Used as Pharmaceutical Additives/Ingredients
Table 72: List of Phytochemicals Used for Cosmetic Purposes
Table 73: Global Market for Bioproducts Used as Phytochemicals, by Type, Through 2025
Table 74: Global Market for Bioderived Chemicals, by Region, Through 2025
Table 75: Global Market for Biodrugs and Herbals/Botanicals, by Type, Through 2025
Table 76: Pharmacognosy of the Top 10 Medicinal Plants
Table 77: Global Market for Herbal Drugs/Dietary Supplements, by Product, Through 2025
Table 78: Global Market for Botanical Dietary Supplements, by Product, Through 2025
Table 79: Global Market for Antibody Biodrugs, by Type, Through 2025
Table 80: Global Market for Biodrugs and Herbals/Botanicals, by Region, Through 2025
Table 81: Global Market for Bioplastics, by Compostability, Through 2025
Table 82: Current and Emerging Partially Biobased Plastics and their Biodegradability
Table 83: Global Market for Biopolymer/Bioplastics, by Conversion, Through 2025
Table 84: Global Production Capacity for Biobased/Non-Biodegradable, Potentially Biobased and Biodegradable Plastics, Through 2025
Table 85: Global Production Capacity for Biobased, Potentially Biobased and Biodegradable Plastics, by Region, Through 2025
Table 86: Global Market for Biobased Composites, by Type, Through 2025
Table 87: Major Natural Fibers Producer Companies
Table 88: Global Market for Natural Fiber Composites, by Region, Through 2025
Table 89: Process Flow of Biomass Feedstocks to Biobased Products to Market Applications
Table 90: Global Market Biorefinery Product Applications, by End Use, Through 2025
Table 91: Bioderived Products Technology Generations Matrix, by Feedstock
Table 92: Global Market for Bioderived Products, by Technology Generation, Through 2025
Table 93: Conversion Technologies
Table 94: Global Market for Biorefinery, by Technology Platform, Through 2025
Table 95: Global Market for Bioproducts, by Technology Platform, Through 2025
Table 96: Product Technology Development
Table 97: Global Number of Registered Biorefinery Patents per Year, 2010-2016
Table 98: Biofuel Product Development
Table 99: Biobased Chemicals Product Development
Table 100: Biobased Plastics/Polymers Product Development
Table 101: Biocomposite Product Development
Table 102: Biobased Medicine/Health Product Development
Table 103: Biogas Segment Product Development
Table 104: Wood Pellet/Chip/Log/Waste-to-Energy Product Development
Table 105: Biorefinery Industry Structure and Value-Added Activities
Table 106: Biorefinery Industry Activity Sectors
Table 107: Economics of Building a Biorefinery
Table 108: Basic Pathways for the Provision of Derived-Products from Biomass
Table 109: Upstream Advanced Biorefinery Value Chain
Table 110: Midstream Advanced Biorefinery Value Chain
Table 111: Companies Involved in Value Unlocking
Table 112: Companies Chasing Value Creation (New Feedstock/Products)
Table 113: Companies Involved in Value Adding (Existing Feedstocks)
Table 114: Downstream Advanced Biorefinery Value Chain
Table 115: Costing and Pricing in a Bioproduct Value Chain
Table 116: Number of Jobs in Bioderived Products Industry, by Region/Country, 2018-2020
Table 117: Employment Positions in Bioderived Products Industry
Table 118: Economic Impact of a 10 Million Gallon Biodiesel Plant in the U.S.*
Table 119: The Multidisciplinary, Multi-Company Biorefinery Landscape
Table 120: Number of Biogreen Technology Strategic Investors from 2013 to 2018
Table 121: Major Blue-Chip Company Strategic Partnerships
Table 122: Companies with Significant Chemical Industry Partnerships
Table 123: Strategic Joint Ventures and Their Products
Table 124: Strategic Alliances in Biobased Chemicals
Table 125: Network of Strategic Alliances
Table 126: Commodity Prices, 2017-2020
Table 127: Global Population, by Region, Through 2025
Table 128: Global R&D Spending in Countries with Strong Biorefining Industries, 2014-2016
Table 129: Leading Countries in Key Technology Areas Where Biorefining Products are Applied, 2018
Table 130: Yearly Average Exchange Rates for Converting Foreign Currencies into U.S. Dollars*
Table 131: International Bioethanol Trade, by Exporting Country, Through 2025
Table 132: International Biodiesel Trade, by Major Exporting Country, 2017-2019
Table 133: International Oilseed Export Trade, by Type, Through 2025
Table 134: International Oilseed Trade, by Major Exporting Country, Through 2025
Table 135: International Vegetable Oil Export Trade, by Type, Through 2025
Table 136: International Vegetable Oil Export Trade, by Major Export Country, Through 2025
Table 137: International Grain Export Trade, by Type, 2016/17-2020/21
Table 138: International Wheat Trade, by Major Export Country, 2016/17-2020/21
Table 139: International Rice Trade, by Major Export Country, 2016/17-2020/21
Table 140: International Coarse Grain Trade, by Major Export Country, 2016/17-2020/21
Table 141: International Maize (Corn) Trade, by Major Export Country, 2016/17-2020/21
Table 142: International Barley Trade, by Major Export Country, 2016/17-2020/21
Table 143: Global Exports of Wood Pellets, by Major Producer, Through 2025
Table 144: Global Exports of Essential Oils, by Major Producer, Through 2025
Table 145: Global Market Shares for Conventional Bioethanol, by Capacity, 2019
Table 146: Ethanol Biorefinery in U.S., by Capacity, 2019
Table 147: Global Market Shares for Conventional Bioethanol, by Capacity, 2015
Table 148: Biodiesel Production, by Country/Region, Through 2024
Table 149: U.S. Fuel Ethanol Capacity, by State and by Plant, 2018
Table 150: Glycerol Company Market Capacity and Shares, 2015
Table 151: Industrial Biotechnology Company Market Shares, 2015
Table 152: Chemicals and Materials Company Market Shares Based on Sales, 2019
Table 153: Chemicals Capital Spending and R&D Spending and Shares, 2019
Table 154: Global Capacity and Shares for Hydroprocessed Esters and Fatty Acids (HEFA) ‘’Drop-In’’ Biofuels, by Technology, 2019
Table 155: Global Capacity and Shares for Hydroprocessed Esters and Fatty Acids (HEFA) ‘’Drop-In’’ Biofuels, 2015
Table 156: Global Capacity and Shares for Bio-Oil Production Companies, 2018
Table 157: Top 11 Flavor and Fragrance Company Market and Shares, 2018
Table 158: Top 10 Pharmaceutical Companies, by Prescription and Over-the-Counter Revenue and Shares, 2019
Table 159: Example of Global Market Share for Advance Bioproducts, Through 2018
Table 160: Advanced Bioproducts Capacity in Asia-Pacific, Through 2018
Table 161: Producers of Biobased, Potentially Biobased and Biodegradable Plastics, Through 2018
Table 162: Global Pellet Companies’ Capacity and Market Shares, 2017
Table 163: Market Shares of Commercial Cellulosic Biofuel Companies, 2018
Table 164: Policies and Legislation Affecting the Bioderived Products Industry
Table 165: Regulations and Legislation Affecting the Bioderived Industry
Table 166: Countries with Renewable Policies, Through 2012
Table 167: U.S. Biofuels Targets Mandated, by EISA
Table 168: Mandates Currently in Place, by Country
Table 169: Ethanol Blend Mandates for Major Countries
Table 170: Key Policy Instruments in Selected Countries
Table 171: Estimates of EU-28 Government Subsidies, Including Mandates, for Liquid Biofuels Used in Transportation
Table 172: North American Government Subsidies, Including Mandates, for Liquid Biofuels Used in Transportation
Table 173: Asia-Pacific Government Subsidies, Including Mandates, for Liquid Biofuels Used in Transportation
Table 174: South American Government Subsidies, Including Mandates, for Liquid Biofuels Used in Transportation
Table 175: Country of Origin of Biofuel Companies in Africa
Table 176: Chemical Initiatives and Regulations Supporting Biobased Chemicals
Table 177: National Instruments and Programs for the Sound Management of Chemicals and Materials
Table 178: Economic Instruments for Sound Management of Chemicals
Table 179: Methods and Tools Developed by Corporations for Chemical Hazard Assessment and Identification of Preferred Chemicals and Products
Table 180: Methods and Tools Developed by CSOs and NGOs for Chemical Hazard Assessment and Chemical and Product Prioritization
Table 181: Stakeholder Initiatives for Biobased Products
Table 182: Acronyms Used in This Report

List of Figures
Summary Figure: Global Market for Biorefinery Products, by Bioproduct Category, 2019-2025
Figure 1: Bioproduct-Oriented Value Chain
Figure 2: Applications of Biotechnology in Anthropogenic Activities
Figure 3: Opportunities for Biobased Products Based on H/C Ratio
Figure 4: Lockdowns and Economic Activity
Figure 5: Global Market for Energetic Bioproducts, by Physical Segment, 2019-2025
Figure 6: Global Market for Solid Energetic Bioproducts, by Type, 2019-2025
Figure 7: Global Market for Pellets, Woody Chips and Briquettes (PWB), by Region, 2019-2025
Figure 8: Global Market for Charcoal, Industrial and Municipal Solid Waste (CIMSW), by Region, 2019-2025
Figure 9: Global Market for Gaseous Energetic Bioproducts, by Type, 2019-2025
Figure 10: Global Market for Gaseous Energetic Bioproducts, by Region, 2019-2025
Figure 11: Global Market for Non-energetic Bioproducts, by Product Group, 2019-2025
Figure 12: Global Market for Bioderived Chemicals, by Sector, 2019-2025
Figure 13: Global Market for Bioderived Chemicals, by Region, 2019-2025
Figure 14: Global Market for Biodrugs and Herbals/Botanicals, by Type, 2019-2025
Figure 15: Global Market for Biodrugs and Herbals/Botanicals, by Region, 2019-2025
Figure 16: Global Market for Bioplastics, by Compostability, 2019-2025
Figure 17: Global Market for Biobased Composites, by Type, 2019-2025
Figure 18: Global Market for Natural Fiber Composites, by Region, 2019-2025
Figure 19: Global Market for Biorefinery Product Applications, by End Use, 2019-2025