decrease font size
increase font size
change type face
bookmark this page
email this page
print this page
TheBioenergySite Latest News
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Print This Page Biofuels Not so Easy to Replace
GENERAL - To replace the global supply of ethanol and biodiesel-based biofuels added to the U.S. and European markets since 2005 would require an additional 1 million barrels of crude oil to be processed per day, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday.Rising food prices have damped the political will behind biofuel policies, however, the IEA said it was unlikely biofuel targets would be scrapped in the near term.
"It is sobering to realize the amount of oil that would be needed to replace them," said the IEA.
Global biofuels supply is expected to grow to 1.5 million barrels per day in 2008, said the report.
TheBioenergySite News Desk
Latest Bioenergy Industry News
Jamaica Broilers Ethanol To Double Capacity
Interest Shown in Manufacture of Biodiesel
Boost for Neptune's Algae Technology
Green Planet Energy Invest in Punjab
$40 Million Grants for Small-Scale Biorefinery Projects
Odyssey Acquires ALG Western Oil
Subcommittee Reviews RFS Implementation
China Approves Biodiesel Pilot Projects
AES AgriVerde Reducing Carbon Emissions
Go-ahead for Cellulosic Ethanol Production Plant








