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Dec 2015
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Renewable Energy and Chemicals

Biorenewable Insights: Lactic Acid and PLA (2015 Program)

This report analyzes developments in bio-based lactic acid and PLA (Poly Lactic Acid) technology. Lactic acid and PLA derived from bio-based sources can be converted into a number of chemical products and polymers - with potential to improve the GHG footprint.  This study assesses the technical, commercial, and economic aspects of producing lactic acid and PLA via bio-based sources, and investigates future capacities.     
Dec 2015
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Renewable Energy and Chemicals

Biorenewable Insights: Propylene (2015 Program)

This report analyzes developments in bio-based propylene technology. Propylene, a major chemical building block derived from bio-based sources, can be converted into a number of chemical products - with potential to improve the GHG footprint.  This study assesses the technical, commercial, and economic aspects of producing propylene via bio-based sources and investigates future capacities.     
Dec 2015
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Polymers and Plastics
Specialty Chemicals and Advanced Materials

Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS) (2015 Program)

This report covers the chemistry, commercialized processes, developing technologies, and applications of polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) resin.   Comparative costs of production for all commercial processes are provided for plants located in the USGC, Japan, and China.  It also includes a brief regional market overview.
Dec 2015
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Renewable Energy and Chemicals

Biorenewable Insights: Biomass Pretreatment (2015 Program)

This report analyzes developments in biomass pretreatment technologies. Next generation bio-based technologies utilize biomass as a feedstock and in order to process the biomass into fuels and chemicals, the biomass must first be pretreated.  The study assesses the technical, commercial, and economic aspects of biomass pretreatment technologies that are currently available and emerging.     
Dec 2015
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Renewable Energy and Chemicals

Biorenewable Insights: Adipic Acid (2015 Program)

This report analyzes developments in bio-based adipic acid technology. Adipic acid derived from bio-based sources can be converted into a number of chemical products, most notably polyamides (e.g., Nylon 6,6), and other polymers - with potential to improve the GHG footprint.  The study assesses the technical, commercial, and economic aspects of producing adipic acid via bio-based sources, and also investigates future capacities.
Dec 2015
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Renewable Energy and Chemicals

Biorenewable Insights: Isooctene and Isooctane (2015 Program)

This report analyzes developments in bio-based isooctane and isooctene technology. Isooctane and isooctene derived from bio-based sources can be used as a fuel additive with a very high octane number - with potential to improve the GHG footprint.  This study assesses the technical, commercial, and economic aspects of producing isooctane and isooctene via bio-based sources, and investigates future capacities.     
Dec 2015
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Polymers and Plastics
Renewable Energy and Chemicals

Polyether Polyols (2015 Program)

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the technology, economics, and markets for the production of polyether polyols. Commercial process technologies based on both conventional routes and renewable sources are discussed. Cost of production estimates are included to illustrate the cost competitiveness of different polyols in selected regions. A market review including regional capacities and supply/demand figures is also presented.
Dec 2015
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Petrochemicals

Phenol/Acetone/Cumene (2015 Program)

This report provides a deep technical and economic review of the commercial and developing cumene and phenol production technologies.  Following the recent rationalisation of phenol production in the United States, the report also includes a high-level review of regional market dynamics for cumene, phenol and acetone.  A summary of the current business environment and strategic considerations going forward is provided, underpinned by a review of end-use sector consumption.
Dec 2015
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Polymers and Plastics

Thermoplastic Fabrication Processes (2015 Program)

This report provides an overview of the common plastic fabrication processes such as compounding, foaming, blown film extrusion, injection molding, blow molding, bi-axially oriented polypropylene film, thermoforming, profile extrusion, fiber, and 3D printing. Cost of production estimates were developed for fabrication processes in the USGC or China. The report examines recent technology trends and market drivers for the fabrication processes. Market estimates have also been developed by geographies and/or resin and end use applications for selected fabrication processes.

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