Biomass to Energy (Analyst version) - The World Market for Biomass Power Plants 2012/2013
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Biomass to Energy (Analyst version) - The World Market for Biomass Power Plants 2012/2013
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The market for biomass power plants continues to boom. Between 2007 and 2011, more than 750 biomass power plants with a capacity of over 8,200 MWel went operational – more than ever before. This growth will even accelerate in the years to come. Approximately another 820 power plants with a capacity of 12,500 MWel will be commissioned by 2016.
The internationally increasing subsidisation of renewable energies is the main reason for this growth. Biomass has a special status among the renewable energies as generating energy from biomass follows the demand – contrary to the energetic use of sun, wind and water.
The third edition of our study analyses the worldwide market for electricity generation from solid biomass. We have elaborated it in cooperation with energy agencies, public authorities and associations as well as with operators and plant manufacturers from the segment of electricity generation from biomass.
The analyst version of the report "The World Market for Biomass Power Plants" includes:• A detailed analysis of all essential political, economic, managerial and technical trends in the construction and operation of biomass power plants.• A concrete differentiation of the current and future market volumes by country up to and including 2016, based on a transparent and comprehensible methodology.• An overview on projects, including more than 870 new construction projects, of which more than 260 are currently under construction, more than 100 were approved and more than 500 are being planned or discussed.• A description and analysis of the most important operators and plant manufacturers of biomass power plants throughout the world.Preface for the analyst version 11Preface 12Management summary 141 Background 181.1 Differentiation 181.2 Fuels 201.3 Reasons for incinerating biomass 231.4 Political promotion of electricity generation from biomass 251.5 Ecological critique of electricity generation from biomass 252 Technology 272.1 Delivery and processing of the fuel 272.2 Combustion 292.3 Energy generation 322.4 Flue gas cleaning 333 Costs and revenues of biomass power plants 353.1 Investment costs 353.2 Current costs 383.3 Revenues 404 Market factors throughout the world 434.1 Biomass potential 434.2 CO2 certificate trading 454.3 Feed-in tariffs 495 The worldwide market for biomass power plants 585.1 Current Plants 585.2 Market development 606 Operators, producers, market shares 726.1 Operators 726.2 Technology producers and market shares 757 National markets 857.1 Australia 857.2 Austria 897.3 Belgium 947.4 Brazil 997.5 Bulgaria 1057.6 Canada 1087.7 China 1147.8 Croatia 1217.9 Czech Republic 1247.10 Denmark 1287.11 Estonia 1327.12 Finland 1357.13 France 1427.14 Germany 1477.15 Hungary 1547.16 India 1587.17 Ireland 1667.18 Italy 1707.19 Japan 1777.20 Latvia 1817.21 Lithuania 1857.22 Mexico 1887.23 Netherlands 1917.24 Norway 1967.25 Poland 1997.26 Portugal 2057.27 Romania 2097.28 Russia 2137.29 Serbia 2177.30 Slovakia 2207.31 Slovenia 2237.32 Spain 2267.33 Sweden 2337.34 Switzerland 2387.35 Ukraine 2437.36 United Kingdom 2477.37 Uruguay 2547.38 USA 2587.39 Other countries 268Data origin and methodology 274Glossary 277
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Figure 1: Biomass in electricity production 18Figure 2: Overview of the different biomass fuels 21Figure 3: Fuels by calorific value and density 24Figure 4: Example of a biomass power plant 28Figure 5: Example of a grate firing 29Figure 6: Example of a fluidised bed combustion 30Figure 7: Example of a pyrolysis process 32Figure 8: Average specific investment costs by market regions 36Figure 9: Overview investment costs 37Figure 10: Average prices for wood chips in Germany 38Figure 11: Exemplary calculation of annual current costs of a biomass power plant 39Figure 12: Exemplary calculation of plant revenues 41Figure 13: Forest areas worldwide 43Figure 14: Use of forests worldwide 44Figure 15: Cultivated arable land worldwide 45Figure 16: Kyoto targets and status of implementation 46Figure 17: Price development of EU certificate trading 48Figure 18: Targets of the EU member states for the development of electricity generation from biomass 49Figure 19: Overview of payment systems by countries 53Figure 20: Biomass power plants worldwide 58Figure 21: Biomass capacities worldwide 59Figure 22: Market forecast worldwide 61Figure 23: Development of electricity generation capacities by market regions 62Figure 24: Growth of capacities by regions and countries 63Figure 25: Market volumes by regions 64Figure 26: Market volume worldwide 65Figure 27: Market forecast new construction and maintenance 66Figure 28: Development of existing plants by country 67Figure 29: Development of capacities by country (capacity MWel) 68Figure 30: Market volume new construction by country (m €) 69Figure 31: Market volume maintenance by country (m €) 70Figure 32: Market volume sum by country (m €) 71Figure 33: The largest biomass power plant operators throughout the world 73Figure 34: Market shares technology suppliers 77Figure 35: Electricity generation by energy source in Australia 85Figure 36: Market forecast Australia 87Figure 37: Project outlook Australia 88Figure 38: Electricity generation by energy source in Austria 89Figure 39: Feed-in tariffs in Austria 90Figure 40: Locations of plants and projects in Austria 91Figure 41: Market forecast Austria 92Figure 42: Project outlook Austria 92Figure 43: Electricity generation by energy source in Belgium 94Figure 44: Market forecast Belgium 95Figure 45: Locations of plants and projects in Belgium 96Figure 46: Project outlook Belgium 97Figure 47: Electricity generation by energy source in Brazil 99Figure 48: BMPPs in Brazil by fuel 101Figure 49: Market forecast Brazil 102Figure 50: Locations of plants and projects in Brazil 103Figure 51: Project outlook Brazil 104Figure 52: Electricity generation by energy source in Bulgaria 105Figure 53: Project outlook Bulgaria 107Figure 54: Market forecast Bulgaria 107Figure 55: Electricity generation by energy source in Canada 108Figure 56: Renewables Portfolio Standards (RPS) in Canada 109Figure 57: Locations of plants and projects in Canada 110Figure 58: Project outlook Canada 111Figure 59: Market forecast Canada 113Figure 60: Electricity generation by energy source in China 114Figure 61: Fuels in Chinese biomass power plants 116Figure 62: Locations of plants and projects in China 117Figure 63: Market forecast China 118Figure 64: Project outlook China 119Figure 65: Electricity generation by energy source in Croatia 121Figure 66: Market forecast Croatia 122Figure 67: Project outlook Croatia 123Figure 68: Electricity generation by energy source in the Czech Republic 124Figure 69: Subsidisation system in the Czech Republic 125Figure 70: Market forecast Czech Republic 126Figure 71: Project outlook Czech Republic 127Figure 72: Electricity generation by energy source in Denmark 128Figure 73: Market forecast Denmark 130Figure 74: Project outlook Denmark 131Figure 75: Locations of plants and projects in Denmark 131Figure 76: Electricity generation by energy source in Estonia 132Figure 77: Market forecast Estonia 134Figure 78: Project outlook Estonia 134Figure 79: Electricity generation by energy source in Finland 135Figure 80: Fuel shares at electricity generation from biomass 2010 136Figure 81: Locations of plants and projects in Finland 138Figure 82: Project outlook Finland 140Figure 83: Market forecast Finland 140Figure 84: Electricity generation by energy source in France 142Figure 85: Market forecast France 144Figure 86: Project outlook France 144Figure 87: Locations of plants and projects in France 146Figure 88: Electricity generation by energy source in Germany 147Figure 89: Current and future subsidisation system in Germany 148Figure 90: Market forecast Germany 149Figure 91: Locations of plants and projects in Germany 150Figure 92: Project outlook Germany 151Figure 93: Electricity generation by energy source in Hungary 154Figure 94: Feed-in tariffs in Hungary 155Figure 95: Project outlook Hungary 156Figure 96: Market forecast Hungary 157Figure 97: Electricity generation by energy source in India 158Figure 98: Development targets for renewable energies in India 159Figure 99: Feed-in tariffs in India 160Figure 100: Capacity of BMPPs with connection to the grid by federal state 162Figure 101: Project outlook India 163Figure 102: Market forecast India 164Figure 103: Electricity generation by energy source in Ireland 166Figure 104: Market forecast Ireland 168Figure 105: Project outlook Ireland 168Figure 106: Electricity generation by energy source in Italy 170Figure 107: Locations of plants and projects in Italy 171Figure 108: Incentive scheme in Italy from 2013 on 172Figure 109: Market forecast Italy 174Figure 110: Project outlook Italy 174Figure 111: Electricity generation by energy source in Japan 177Figure 112: Incentive scheme in Japan for biomass 178Figure 113: Market forecast Japan 180Figure 114: Project outlook Japan 180Figure 115: Electricity generation by energy source in Latvia 181Figure 116: Market forecast Latvia 183Figure 117: Project outlook Latvia 183Figure 118: Current intentive classes in Lithuania 186Figure 119: Market forecast Lithuania 187Figure 120: Electricity generation by energy source in Mexico 188Figure 121: Project outlook Mexico 190Figure 122: Electricity generation by energy source in den Netherlands 191Figure 123: Current incentive scheme for biomass 192Figure 124: Locations of plants and projects in the Netherlands 193Figure 125: Market forecast Netherlands 195Figure 126: Project outlook Netherlands 195Figure 127: Electricity generation by energy source in Norway 196Figure 128: Market forecast Norway 198Figure 129: Electricity generation by energy source in Poland 199Figure 130: Correction values of the new certificate incentive scheme from 2013 on 201Figure 131: Locations of plants and projects in Poland 202Figure 132: Project outlook Poland 203Figure 133: Market forecast Poland 204Figure 134: Electricity generation by energy source in Portugal 205Figure 135: Project outlook Portugal 206Figure 136: Market forecast Portugal 207Figure 137: Electricity generation by energy source in Romania 209Figure 138: Project outlook Romania 210Figure 139: Market forecast Romania 211Figure 140: Electricity generation by energy source in Russia 213Figure 141: Project outlook Russia 215Figure 142: Market forecast Russia 215Figure 143: Electricity generation by energy source in Serbia 217Figure 144: Project outlook Serbia 218Figure 145: Market forecast Serbia 219Figure 146: Electricity generation by energy source in Slovakia 220Figure 147: Market forecast Slovakia 221Figure 148: Project outlook Slovakia 222Figure 149: Electricity generation by energy source in Slovenia 223Figure 150: Bonuses in Slovenia 224Figure 151: Market forecast Slovenia 225Figure 152: Electricity generation by energy source in Spain 226Figure 153: Locations of plants and projects in Spain 227Figure 154: Market forecast Spain 229Figure 155: Project outlook Spain 229Figure 156: Electricity generation by energy source in Sweden 233Figure 157: Market forecast Sweden 235Figure 158: Locations of plants and projects in Sweden 236Figure 159: Project outlook Sweden 237Figure 160: Electricity generation by energy source in Switzerland 238Figure 161: Locations of plants and projects in Switzerland 239Figure 162: Market forecast Switzerland 241Figure 163: Project outlook Switzerland 241Figure 164: Electricity generation by energy source in the Ukraine 243Figure 165: Project outlook Ukraine 244Figure 166: Market forecast Ukraine 245Figure 167: Electricity generation by energy source in the United Kingdom 247Figure 168: Certificate system in the United Kingdom 248Figure 169: Market forecast United Kingdom 250Figure 170: Locations of plants and projects in the United Kingdom 251Figure 171: Project outlook United Kingdom 252Figure 172: Electricity generation by energy source in Uruguay 254Figure 173: Projektvorschau Uruguay 255Figure 174: Market forecast Uruguay 256Figure 175: Electricity generation by energy source in the USA 258Figure 176: Renewables Portfolio Standards (RPS) in the USA 259Figure 177: Age of biomass power plants in the USA 260Figure 178: Locations of plants and projects in USA 262Figure 179: Market forecast USA 263Figure 180: Project outlook USA 264Figure 181: Project outlook other countries 269Figure 182: Differentiation of market regions 274Figure 183: Average specific investment costs by market regions 276To order this report:Electric_power_energy Industry: Biomass to Energy (Analyst version) - The World Market for Biomass Power Plants 2012/2013
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