Table of Contents

Executive summary

Methodology and source
I Overview of biomass energy market in China
I-1 Position of China's biomass energy market in the world
I-2 Classification and characteristics of biomass energy in China
I-3 Development environment of China's biomass market
I-4 Overview of biomass energy development
I-5 Overview of biomass energy utilization
II Liquid biofuel market
II-1 Summary of China's liquid biofuel market
II-2 Feedstock supply
II-2.1 For fuel ethanol
II-2.2 For biodiesel
II-2.3 For others
II-2.4 Supply discussion
II-3 Production situation by products
II-3.1 Fuel ethanol
II-3.2 Biodiesel
II-3.3 Others
II-4 Marketing channels of liquid biofuel in China
II-5 Consumption situation
II-6 Forecast on China's liquid biofuel market (2010~2015)
III Bio-power generation market
III-1 Summary of China's bio-power market
III-2 Feedstock supply
III-2.1 Straw-fired power generation
III-2.2 Bio-gasification power generation
III-2.3 Biomass co-firing power generation
III-2.4 Methane power generation
III-2.5 Refuse incineration power generation
III-3 Technology
III-3.1 Direct-fired bio-power
III-3.2 Bio-gasification power generation
III-3.3 Biomass co-firing power generation
III-3.4 Refuse incineration power generation
III-4 Achievements
III-4.1 Installed capacity, on-grid generation and distribution
III-4.2 Market value for bio-power in China in 2008
III-5 Limitations for bio-power generation in China
III-5.1 Limitation of raw material supply
III-5.2 Limitation of technology and equipment
III-5.3 Limitation of feed-in tariff policy for biomass
III-6 Forecast on China's bio-power generation market (2010~2015)
IV Solid biofuel market
IV-1 Summary of solid biofuel market in China
IV-2 Feedstock availability
IV-3 Achievements
IV-4 Limitations of solid biofuel utilization in China
IV-4.1 Limitations in existing equipments
IV-4.2 Limitations in existing bio- briquetting manufacturers
IV-4.3 Limitations in investment and financing
IV-5 Forecast on China's solid biofuel market (2010~2015)
V Biomass gas market
V-1 Summary of biomass gas market in China
V-2 Feedstock availability
V-3 Achievements
V-4 Limitations of China's biomass gas market
V-5 Forecast on China's biomass gas market (2010~2015)
VI Policy and incentive for biomass industry in China
VI-1 Main policies and incentives for biomass energy
VI-1.1 Laws and plans for bioenergy
VI-1.2 Direct bioenergy policies and incentives
VI-2 Analysis of bioenergy policy and incentive
VII Introduction to key players
VII-1 Company profile
VII-1.1 Fuel ethanol producers
VII-1.1.1 Henan Tianguan Group Co., Ltd.
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VII-1.1.6 Sichuan Yangming Energy Technology CO., Ltd.
VII-1.2 Biodiesel producers
VII-1.2.1 Sichuan Gushan Group
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VII-1.2.13 China Biofuel International Holding Co., Ltd.
VII-1.3 Biopower generation
VII-1.3.1 National Bio Energy Co., Ltd. (NBE)
VII-1.3.2 China Guodian Group (Guodian)
VII-1.3.3 Wuhan Kaidi Electic Power Co., Ltd. (Kaidi)
VII-2 Competitiveness analysis
VII-3 Potential competitors
VIII Conclusion and opportunity
VIII-1 Conclusion
VIII-1.1 Liquid biofuel
VIII-1.2 Biomass power generation
VIII-1.3 Solid biofuel
VIII-1.4 Biogas and biomass hydrogen
VIII-2 Opportunities
VIII-2.1 Liquid biofuel
VIII-2.2 Biomass distributed power generation system
VIII-2.3 Biomass heat supply
VIII-2.4 Circular economy model

LIST OF TABLES

Table 1 RMB exchange rates against USD, 1994-2009
Table I-1.1 Top fuel ethanol production countries in the world
Table I-1.2 Top biodiesel production countries in the world
Table I-2.1 Characteristics of different biomass energy products in China
Table I-3.1 Target for each biomass energy product in China
Table I-5.1 Utilization of different biomass energy products in China
Table II-1.1 Current situation of liquid biofuel in China
Table II-2.1.1 Supply & demand situation of corn in China, 2004~2009 (million tonnes)
Table II-2.1.2 Forecast on situation of corn in China, 2010~2015
Table II-2.1.3 Supply & demand situation of wheat in China, 2004~2009 (million tonnes)
Table II-2.1.4 Forecast on wheat situation in China, 2010~2015
Table II-2.1.5 Economic benefit comparison of alcohols production using different raw materials in China, 2009
Table II-2.1.6 Output of corn and corn cobs in China, 2004~2009
Table II-2.1.7 Output of corn and corn stover in China, 2004~2009
Table II-2.1.8 Output of wheat/rice and wheat/rice straw in China, 2004~2009
Table II-2.1.9 General information of other potential non-grain feedstock for fuel ethanol production in China
Table II-2.2.1 Planting area and distribution of Jatropha curcas in China, 2009
Table II-2.2.2 Other potential energy crops for biodiesel in China
Table II-2.4.1 Relationship between key fuel ethanol producers and COFCO, CNPC
Table II-3.1.1 Basic information of key fuel ethanol manufacturers in China, 2009
Table II-3.1.2 Comparison between fermentation enzymatic and hydrolysis technology in China
Table II-3.1.3 Main manufacturers engaged in second-generation fuel ethanol in China
Table II-3.2.1 Basic information of key active biodiesel producers in China, March 2010
Table II-3.2.2 Comparison among three methods in biodiesel production in China
Table II-3.3.1 Basic information of key biobutanol manufacturers in China, 2009
Table III-2.1.1 Combustion value and ash content of various kinds of straw
Table III-2.1.2 Harvest and purchase time of various kinds of straw
Table III-2.1.3 Price of raw material in March 2009 (USD/t)
Table III-2.1.4 Economic indicators of two kinds of bio-power generation projects
Table III-2.1.5 Economic indicators of two kinds of bio-power generation projects
Table III-2.1.6 Trend comparison of bio-power cost
Table III-2.2.1 Collection, transport and storage of cotton straw
Table III-2.2.2 Collection, transport and storage of rice straw
Table III-2.3.1 Fuel structure of BXTPP
Table III-2.4.1 Example for biogas power generation
Table III-2.5.1 Main developers of refuse incineration power generation in China, 2008
Table III-3.1.1 Properties of mainstream straw-fired vapor generating set
Table III-3.2.1 Medium-scale biomass gasification power generation technologies in China
Table III-3.2.2 China's self-developed biomass gasifiers
Table III-3.3.1 Main key technologies for biomass-coal co-firing power generation
Table III-3.4.1 Classification of incinerator of refuse power plants in China
Table III-3.4.2 CSCEI's incinerator supply
Table III-4.1.1 Installed capacity and on-grid generation of bio-power in China, 2008
Table III-4.2.1 Benchmark feed-in tariff of biomass power generation
Table III-4.2.2 Market value of bio-power in China in 2008
Table IV-3.1 Main manufacturer and index of roller extruding machine
Table IV-3.2 Main manufacturer and index of piston extruding machine
Table IV-3.3 Main manufacturer and index of screw extrusion machine
Table V-3.1 Adjustment of capital and subsidy standards for rural biogas in 2009
Table V-3.2 Key research institutes in biomass hydrogen in China
Table V-3.3 Comparison of different thermochemical method in producing biomass hydrogen
Table VI-1.1.1 Specific contents of the special fund in China
Table VI-1.1.2 Development plans for biomass energies in China, 2006-2020
Table VI-1.1.3 Major development plans of renewable energy in China by 2010
Table VI-1.1.4 Key bioenergy projects in 11th Five-Year Plan in China
Table VI-1.2.1 Regulations for biofuel industry in China
Table VI-2.1 Support on above aspects of biomass energy
Table VII-2.1 Comparison of the 3 state-owned ethanol producers in China, 2009
Table VII-2.2 Comparison of three leading developers in China, 2009
Table VII-3.1 Potential competitors of fuel ethanol production in the future

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure II-2.1 Fuel ethanol capacity structure of different raw materials in China, 2009
Figure II-2.2 Biodiesel capacity structure of different raw materials in China, 2009
Figure II-2.3 Total crop planting area in China, 2004~2009
Figure II-2.1.1 Corn planting area and yield and their growth rates in China, 2004~2009
Figure II-2.1.2 Corn planting distribution in main provinces and main fuel ethanol producers using corn in China
Figure II-2.1.3 Quarterly quotation of corn in China, 2007-2009
Figure II-2.1.4 Consumption volume of corn by application field in China, 2004~2009 (million tonnes)
Figure II-2.1.5 Wheat planting area and yield, their growth rates in China, 2004~2009
Figure II-2.1.6 Wheat quotation in Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange, 2007- Q1 2010
Figure II-2.1.7 Consumption volume of wheat by application field in China, 2004~2009 (million tonnes)
Figure II-2.1.8 Cassava planting area and yield and their growth rates in China, 2004~2009
Figure II-2.1.9 Price trend of cassava in China, 2004~2009 (fresh cassava)
Figure II-2.1.10 Import, export and apparent consumption of cassava in China, 2004~2009
Figure II-2.1.11 Consumption structure of cassava by application field in China, 2009
Figure II-2.1.12 Corn cob price in some major corn production provinces in China, 2004~2009
Figure II-2.1.13 Consumption structure of corn cobs by application in China in 2009
Figure II-2.1.14 Consumption structure of corn stover in China, 2009
Figure II-3.1.1 Output and growth rate of fuel ethanol in China, 2003-2009
Figure II-3.1.2 Subsidy standard for four fuel-ethanol producers in China, 2005-2009
Figure II-3.1.3 Flowchart of fuel ethanol production process in China
Figure II-5.1 Distribution regions of five national designated fuel ethanol producers in China
Figure II-6.1 Forecast on first and second generation fuel ethanol capacity by 2015 in China
Figure III-2.1.1 Output of straw from grain in China, 1999~2009
Figure III-2.1.2 Composition structure of straw resources in China
Figure III-2.1.3 Supply model of straw
Figure III-2.4.1 Disposal alternatives of MSW in 2008
Figure III-3.2.1 Competitive bio-gasification power generation process in China
Figure III-6.1 Grain yield and planting area from 1980 to 2015
Figure IV-5.1 Forest biomass resource in China
Figure V-2.1 Emission of house wastewater and wastewater in China, 2004~2008
Figure V-3.1 Flowchart of straw producing biogas
Figure V-3.2 Flowchart of direct hydrogen production
Figure V-3.3 Flowchart of indirect hydrogen production
Figure VI-1.1.1 Application procedures of special fund
Figure VIII-2.4.1 Circular economy model of bioenergy development