The document discusses annual fuel ethanol production by country from 2007 to 2009. The top producers were the United States at around 10 billion gallons per year, Brazil at around 6.5 billion gallons per year, and the EU increasing production to over 1 billion gallons per year. Mandates and targets for biofuel usage are noted for each region. The world total production of fuel ethanol increased from 13 billion gallons in 2007 to over 19 billion gallons in 2009.
The document discusses annual fuel ethanol production by country from 2007 to 2009. The top producers were the United States at around 10 billion gallons per year, Brazil at around 6.5 billion gallons per year, and the EU increasing production to over 1 billion gallons per year. Mandates and targets for biofuel usage are noted for each region. The world total production of fuel ethanol increased from 13 billion gallons in 2007 to over 19 billion gallons in 2009.
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The document discusses annual fuel ethanol production by country from 2007 to 2009. The top producers were the United States at around 10 billion gallons per year, Brazil at around 6.5 billion gallons per year, and the EU increasing production to over 1 billion gallons per year. Mandates and targets for biofuel usage are noted for each region. The world total production of fuel ethanol increased from 13 billion gallons in 2007 to over 19 billion gallons in 2009.
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Annual Fuel Ethanol Production by Country (Millions of U.S.
liquid gallons per year)
world Country 2007 2008 2009 % change Biofuel Mandate Biofuel Target rank from 05-08 1 United 6499 9000 10750 +146 E10 in Iowa, Hawaii, 2022: 36 billion gallons/year States Missouri, and Montana. E20 in 2 Brazil 5019 6472 6578 +46 E22 to E25 existing N/A Minnesota
3 EU 570 734 1040 +71 variation across EU 10% biofuel* by 2012
member states 4 China 486 502 542 +15 E10 in 9 provinces 2010:1 billion gallons/year 2020: 3.3 billion gallons/year world 13102 17335 19535 Reference: “2007-2008 World Fuel Ethanol Production” “ Ethanol total Industry Overlook 2008, 2009,2010” Renewable Fuels Association. * Included biodiesel replacement Using grain biomass for ethanol production is improbable • (Hill et al. 2006) if all US corn acreage were devoted to ethanol production, it would offset only 12% of petrol consumption for transportation fuel. • (2007 DOE) corn ethanol will experience some normalization as it matures with capacity leveling out at 15 bgpy. (about 10% of gasoline replacement) • Use of so much land to meet a relatively small share of transportation fuel demand is improbable • % agricultural land % fuel need EU conversion 70 10 United State 30 10 Canada 36 10 Brazil 3 10 (von Lampe 2006)