Key Topics and Analysis:  Study Outline

In October 2006, Hart Energy Consulting and Informa Economics, the premier consultants to the energy, renewable fuels and agriculture industries, completed a groundbreaking study on the future of renewables in the U.S. Refining and Gasoline Markets. The study was well-received by over 30 subscribers, yet, in the year since the original study, policies and markets have continued to evolve. North American and Global Refining & Fuel Markets are experiencing dramatic change. The required use of renewables such as ethanol and biodiesel is transforming the traditional gasoline and diesel markets in North America, Europe, South America and parts of Asia. Public policy leaders such as President Bush and the New Democratic Congress are calling for profound change, with RFS expansion to between 15-36 billion gallons — and the development of new, low carbon fuel standards, at the federal and state level.
 

The original study was well received in the global marketplace, and subscribers have been asking Hart Energy and Informa Economics to update the study to provide forecasts and insights given continuing political and market developments. This multi-client study is a proven and cost-effective avenue for your organization to have the most concise and in-depth analysis available anywhere on the key issues involved in such dramatic transformation. We invite you to subscribe today by returning the subscription form on page 6 of the pdf file listed below or simply contact Scott Richman at Informa Economics or Frederick L. Potter at Hart Energy, to secure your participation in this comprehensive analysis.

• Ethanol, Biodiesel, and Renewable Diesel Capacity Forecast – 2008-2020

• Projected Production by Calendar Year

• Forecast Prices: Crude, Gasoline & Ethanol 2008-2020

• Transportation & Blending Logistics – Understanding the Challenge

• Blending Economics: Trade-Off Between Octane, RFS Value & Rvp

• Supply & Demand Balance: The RFS & “Clean Octane” Requirements

• Key Public Policy Issues: Prospects for Extending the RFS & Continuation of the Federal Tax Credits for Ethanol and Biodiesel

• Corn Feedstocks: New Supply & Price Issues in North American Baseline

• Co-Product Outlooks

• RFS Credits: Determining Markets & Price – Key Roles

• Imports: CBI – Brazil – International Trade Issues

• Biobutanol

• Conclusions and Implications for Refiners, Ethanol Producers, Investment Bankers, Other Renewable Fuels Companies, Automakers, and Agribusinesses

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