This report provides an assessment of biomass gasification pathways, analyzing carbon intensity, feedstock economics, technology options, and policy incentives across the United States, EU, Asia, and Brazil. It benchmarks routes such as wood chips and MSW to Fischer-Tropsch liquids and hydrogen, with detailed techno-economic modeling and analysis of key bankability factors including feedstock logistics, grid carbon intensity, and policy stacking. The study also examines feedstock availability, capacity outlooks, and regional challenges and opportunities, featuring economic profiles of leading players such as TRI and Axens.

This report provides an overview of commercial and developmental routes for the production of bioethylene. Technologies that are discussed in the report include (but not limited to) bioethylene from bioethanol, bionaphtha and municipal solid waste-based methanol-to-olefin plants. Recent developments by major players are presented, with process economics comparison and carbon intensity analysis for different production routes. The process economics is also mapped against the carbon intensities for corresponding production technologies in different regions.

This BI report investigates the technical, economic and commercial aspects of e-ammonia production technology. Cost of production estimate models and carbon intensity analysis are provided across several regions.

A detailed study of the current status and engineering challenges of process electrification in a net zero compliance environment. Covers electric unit operations as well as current and developing technology offerings from major licensors. Side-by-side comparison of manufacturing costs from techno-economic models of selected electrified and conventional processes, including carbon intensity impacts, with a focus on steam methane reforming and steam cracking.