[Report] Alternative Transportation Fuels Market Research, Trends, Analysis TOC

INTRODUCTIONSTUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
- REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY
- INTENDED AUDIENCE
- SCOPE OF REPORT
- INFORMATION SOURCES
- ABOUT THE AUTHORS
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- DISCLAIMER
SUMMARY
- Summary Table:
- U.S. ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION FUEL (ATF) SUPPLY/FUEL SAVINGS, THROUGH 2011 (MILLIONS OF GASOLINE GALLON EQUIVALENTS)
- Summary Figure:
- U.S. ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION FUEL (ATF) SUPPLY/FUEL SAVINGS, 2006 (%)
- SUMMARY FIGURE (CONTINUED)
  - ETHANOL
  - BIODIESEL
  - PROPANE AND NATURAL GAS
  - ELECTRIC-POWERED VEHICLES
  - HYDROGEN
OVERVIEW
- OVERVIEW
  - OVERVIEW (CONTINUED)
ETHANOL
- ETHANOL
- Table 1 MAJOR WORLD ETHANOL PRODUCERS, THROUGH 2011 (MILLIONS OF GALLONS ALL GRADES)
- Table 2 U.S. MARKET FORECAST FOR ETHANOL, THROUGH 2011 ($ MILLIONS)
- Figure 1 U.S. MARKET FORECAST FOR ETHANOL, THROUGH 2011 ($ MILLIONS)
- Table 3 FACTORS DRIVING ETHANOL DEMAND IN THE U.S.
- Table 4 ETHANOL (E-85) TAILPIPE EMISSIONS VS. GASOLINE
  - PRODUCTION Costs
- Table 5 MAJOR EXPORTERS OF CORN (MAIZE), 2005-2012 (MILLIONS OF METRIC TONS)
- Table 6 QUANTITY OF U.S. CORN CROP DEVOTED TO ETHANOL PRODUCTION (BILLIONS OF BUSHELS)
- Table 7 CORN' S POTENTIAL FOR POWERING U.S. VEHICLE FLEETS (%)
- Table 8 ANNUAL U.S. ETHANOL IMPORTS, 2004 (MILLIONS OF GALLONS)
- Table 9 FACTORS LEADING TO SUPPORT FOR ETHANOL IN BRAZIL INCLUDING THE USE OF FLEX-FUEL VEHICLES, 2003-2010 (FFVS)
- Table 10 NUMBER OF U.S. SERVICE STATIONS DISPENSING E-85, AS OF MAY, 2006
- Table 11 U.S. VEHICLES CAPABLE OF USING E-85, MADE AVAILABLE BY YEAR, THROUGH 2005
  - Production Costs (Continued)
- Table 12 INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS FOR U.S. ETHANOL PRODUCERS, AS OF APRIL 2006 (MILLIONS OF GALLONS/ANNUAL CAPACITY)
  - Production Costs (Continued)
- Table 13 RESULTS OF STUDIES INTO ETHANOL' S NET ENERGY VALUES (NEVS)
  - ENVIRONMENTAL AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
- PATENT ANALYSIS
- Table 14 PROFILE OF PATENT ASSIGNEES (%)
- Table 15 RECENT PATENTS FILED
  - PROJECTIONS
    - PROJECTIONS (CONTINUED)
- BIODIESEL
  - DEFINITIONS
- Table 16 HOW BIODIESEL (B100) DIFFERS FROM PETRODIESEL
- Table 17 EMISSIONS PROFILE OF PURE BIODIESEL VS. PETRODIESEL (%)
  - DEFINITIONS (CONTINUED)
- Table 18 MARKET FORECAST OF BIODIESEL PRODUCTION IN SELECTED COUNTRIES, THROUGH 2011 (MILLIONS OF GALLONS PER YEAR)
- Table 19 U.S. BIODIESEL AND DIESEL MARKET SIZE FOR TRANSPORTATION USE ONLY ($ MILLIONS)
- Table 20 U.S. BIODIESEL MARKET SEGMENTS
  - DEFINITIONS (CONTINUED)
- Table 21 FACTORS DRIVING BIODIESEL DEMAND IN THE U.S
- Table 22 FACTORS LIMITING U.S. BIODIESEL DEMAND
- Table 23 U.S. BIODIESEL (B20) PRICES VS. PETRODIESEL BY REGION, FEBRUARY 2006 ($ PER GALLON)
- Table 24 U.S. BIODIESEL MARKET SIZE, 2004-2011 ($ MILLIONS)
- Figure 2 U.S. BIODIESEL MARKET SIZE, 2004-2011 ($ MILLIONS)
- Table 25 INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS OF U.S. BIODIESEL PRODUCERS, AS OF APRIL 2006 (ANNUAL CAPACITY IN MILLIONS OF GALLONS)
  - DEFINITIONS (CONTINUED)
- Table 26 COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT BIODIESEL FEEDSTOCK YIELDS (GALLONS PER ACRE PER YEAR)
  - DEFINITIONS (CONTINUED)
- Table 27 VARIOUS FINDINGS RELATING TO THE NET ENERGY VALUE (NEV) OF BIODIESEL PRODUCTION
  - ENVIRONMENTAL AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
    - BIODIESEL PATENT ANALYSIS
- Table 28 SOYBEAN CULTIVAR PATENTS RELATED TO BIODIESEL, 2006
  - FUTURE OF BIODIESEL
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG)
- LPG DEFINITIONS
- Table 29 LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG): TOTAL U.S. DEMAND, DOMESTIC PRODUCTION AND IMPORTS, THROUGH 2011 (THOUSANDS OF BARRELS PER DAY)
  - U.S. PROPANE CONSUMPTION
- Table 30 U.S. LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) DEMAND AS A TRANSPORTATION FUEL, THROUGH 2011 (BARRELS PER DAY)
- Table 31 LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) EMISSIONS VS. GASOLINE EMISSIONS (%)
  - PRICING: PROPANE VS. GASOLINE
- Table 32 U.S. NATIONAL AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES FOR GASOLINE AND LIQUID PETROLEUM GAS, THROUGH 2006 (PER GASOLINE GALLON EQUIVALENT - GGE)
- Table 33 REGIONAL LIQUID PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) AND GASOLINE PRICES AND PUMP PRICES, INCLUDING TAXES, AS OF JUNE 2006 (EXPRESSED PER GALLON AND PER GASOLINE GALLON EQUIVALENT)
  - PROPANE SUPPLY AS A TRANSPORTATION FUEL
  - MARKET SEGMENTS
  - LPG-POWERED VEHICLES
- Table 34 U.S. LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) LIGHT DUTY (LDV), MEDIUM DUTY (MDV) AND HEAVY DUTY (HDV) VEHICLES, THROUGH 2004
- Table 35 AVAILABLE LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS VEHICLES (LPGVS), 2005
- Table 36 PROPANE-POWERED VEHICLES USED INTERNATIONALLY
  - LPG CONVERSIONS
    - LPG Conversions (Continued)
- INCENTIVES for PROMOTing LPG
- Table 37 U.S. LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) FILLING STATIONS AS OF AUGUST 2006
- Table 37 (CONTINUED)
  - LPG FUELING STATION COSTS
  - PROPANE PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS
- INDUSTRY PROFILE AND COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS
- PATENT ANALYSIS
- Table 38 SELECTION OF LPG PATENT ASSIGNEES BY NAME AND COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
PATENT ANALYSIS (CONTINUED)
- LIQUEFIED AND COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS
  - DEFINITIONS
  - COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS (CNG)
  - LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS (LNG)
- Table 39 U.S. PUMP PRICES OF COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS (CNG), GASOLINE AND DIESEL, THROUGH 2006 ($ PER GASOLINE GALLON EQUIVALENT - GGE)
- Table 40 U.S. NATURAL GAS DEMAND, PRODUCTION AND IMPORTS, THROUGH 2011 (TRILLIONS OF CUBIC FEET)
- Table 41 U.S. MARKET FORECAST FOR NATURAL GAS USE IN THE TRANSPORTATION SECTOR, THROUGH 2011 (HIGH ENERGY-PRICE SCENARIO)
- Table 42 NATURAL GAS VEHICLES (NGVS) IN USE IN THE U.S. BY TYPE THROUGH 2004
- Table 43 NATURAL GAS VEHICLES (NGVS) AVAILABLE IN THE U.S., 2005
  - Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) (Continued)
- Table 44 PROFILE OF NATURAL GAS EMISSIONS: REDUCTION OF POLLUTANTS VS. GASOLINE AND DIESEL (%)
  - GOVERNMENT INCENTIVES AND REGULATIONS T0 PROMOTE NGVS
    - BARRIERS TO NATURAL GAS USE for LAND-BASED TRANSPORTATION
      - Barriers to Natural Gas ... (Continued)
- NATURAL GAS VEHICLES IN OTHER COUNTRIES
- NATURAL GAS PROCESSING
- COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS Vs. LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS
  - Compressed Natural ... (Continued)
- Table 45 U.S. CNG AND LNG FUELING STATIONS BY STATE, AS OF JUNE 2006
  - MARKET STRUCTURE AND COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS
  - PATENT ANALYSIS
- Table 46 RECENT PATENTS FOR NATURAL GAS AND VEHICULAR TRANSPORTATION BY YEAR (%)
- Table 47 NATURAL GAS PATENT ASSIGNEES FOR AWARDS GRANTED FOR VEHICULAR TRANSPORTATION (DECEMBER 1996 THROUGH JULY 2006)
- Table 48 ASSIGNEES' COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN: NATURAL GAS PATENTS INVOLVING VEHICULAR TRANSPORTATION, DECEMBER 1996 THROUGH JULY 2006 (%)
  - FUTURE OF NATURAL GAS VEHICLES
ELECTRIC VEHICLES
- DEFINITIONS
- HISTORY
- Table 49 SELECTED MODELS OF ELECTRIC CARS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE, OR EXPECTED TO BE SOON, AS OF JULY 2006
- Table 50 ELECTRIC CARS MADE BY MAJOR CAR MANUFACTURERS
  - CONVERSION KITS
- Table 51 SELECTED AVAILABLE ELECTRIC BUSES AND TRUCKS
  - ELECTRIC BUSES AND TRUCKS
    - ELECTRIC BUSES AND TRUCKS (Continued)
- Table 52 SELECTED NEIGHBORHOOD ELECTRIC VEHICLES (NEVS)
- Table 53 BEV BIKES, SCOOTERS, MOTORCYCLES, OFF-ROAD, ETC.
- Table 54 NUMBERS OF BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLES IN USE IN THE U.S., THROUGH 2011
- Table 55 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLES
  - ELECTRIC BUSES AND TRUCKS (Continued)
  - FEDERAL AND STATE INCENTIVES
  - ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
  - INDUSTRY PROFILE and COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS
    - Industry Profile ... (Continued)
- Table 56 PUBLIC CHARGING FACILITIES FOR BEVS (EVSE) BY SELECTED STATES, JULY 2006
  - PATENT ANALYSIS
- Table 57 RECENT U.S. PATENTS RELEVANT TO ELECTRIC VEHICLES LISTED BY ASSIGNEE AND PERCENT OF PATENTS HELD
  - THE FUTURE OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES
    - THE FUTURE OF ELECTRIC ... (CONTINUED)
HYBRID AND PLUG-IN HYBRID VEHICLEs
- DEFINITIONS
- HISTORY
- Table 58 TOTAL U.S. SALES OF HYBRID VEHICLES, THROUGH 2010 (ESTIMATED FUEL SAVINGS IN MILLIONS OF GASOLINE GALLONS/YEAR)
- Table 59 HYBRID VEHICLES AVAILABLE IN THE U.S. BY WEIGHT CLASS AND FUEL TYPE FOR COMBUSTION ENGINES, 2005
  - CURRENT PRODUCT OFFERINGS
- Table 60 HYBRID VEHICLES (HEVS) CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE U.S., AS OF JULY 2006
- Table 61 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF HYBRIDS (HEVS)
  - INCENTIVES FOR HYBRID (HEV AND PHEV) PURCHASES
  - HEV MARKET POTENTIAL
- PLUG-IN HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLES
- Table 62 FUEL CONSUMPTION OF GASOLINE CARS VS. PLUG-IN HYBRIDS (PHEVS)*
  - PLUG-IN HYBRID ELECTRIC ... (CONTINUED)
  - PLUG-IN HYBRID ELECTRIC ... (CONTINUED)
  - IMMINENT PLUG-IN HYBRID PRODUCT OFFERINGS
  - CONVERSION KITS FOR PLUG-IN HYBRIDS
  - COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES OF PLUG-IN HYBRIDS
    - Comparative Advantages of ... (Continued)
- BARRIERS TO THE COMMERCIALIZATION OF PLUG-IN HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLES
- ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY CONCERNS
MARKET POTENTIAL FOR PLUG-IN HYBRIDS (PHEVS)
- MARKET POTENTIAL FOR ...(CONTINUED)
HYDROGEN VEHICLES: COMBUSTION AND FUEL CELLS
- DEFINITIONS
- HISTORY
- HYDROGEN USE IN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES
  - VEHICLES UNDER DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCT OFFERINGS
  - HYDROGEN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE VEHICLE costS
  - HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS
  - FUEL CELL VEHICLES IN USE OR UNDER DEVELOPMENT TODAY
  - FUEL CELL VEHICLE COSTS
- Table 63 CALIFORNIA TARGETS FOR NUMBERS OF FUEL CELL VEHICLES (FCVS) IN SERVICE
  - HYDROGEN SUPPLY
- Table 64 WORLD HYDROGEN PRODUCTION, 2003
  - HYDROGEN STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION
  - DELIVERED HYDROGEN COSTS
- Table 65 ESTIMATED COMPONENTS OF HYDROGEN PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION COSTS PER KG FOR HYPOTHETICAL 1,200,000 KG/DAY PLANT AND ASSOCIATED DISTRIBUTION NETWORK ($)
- Table 66 U.S. HYDROGEN FUELING STATIONS, AUGUST 2006
  - NET ENERGY VALUES
COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS, INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
- COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS, ... (CONTINUED)
- THE FUTURE OF HYDROGEN VEHICLES
ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION FUELS: CONCLUSION
- INTRODUCTION
- Table 67 ESTIMATED NUMBERS OF ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLES (ATFVS) IN THE U.S. BY FUEL TYPE, THROUGH 2011
- Table 68 U.S. ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION FUEL (ATF) SUPPLY/FUEL SAVINGS (MILLIONS OF GASOLINE GALLON EQUIVALENTS/YEAR)
  - ETHANOL
  - BIODIESEL
  - PROPANE AND NATURAL GAS
  - ELECTRIC-POWERED VEHICLES
  - HYDROGEN
- CONSERVATION
COMPANY PROFILES
- AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS
  - FORD MOTOR CO.
  - DAIMLERCHRYSLER (DC)
  - GENERAL MOTORS CORP. (GMC OR GM)
- EUROPEAN AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS
  - VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERICA, INC. (VW)
  - BAVARIAN MOTOR WORKS (BMW)
  - GROUPE PSA PEUGEOT CITROËN
  - RENAULT
  - FIAT
- JAPANESE AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS
  - MAZDA MOTOR CORP.
  - AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO.
  - NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.
  - TOYOTA
  - MITSUBISHI MOTORS CORPORATION (MMC)
  - AMERICAN SUZUKI MOTOR CORP.
- KOREAN AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS
  - HYUNDAI MOTOR CO.
- ENGINE MANUFACTURERS
  - PACCAR, INC.
  - DETROIT DIESEL CORP. (DDC)
  - CUMMINS WESTPORT, INC.
  - JOHN DEERE POWER SYSTEMS
  - NEW HOLLAND
- ELECTRIC VEHICLES
  - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON (SCE)
  - ELECTRIC POWER RESEARCH INSTITUTE (EPRI)
  - FORD GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES, (FGTL)
  - HONDA MOTOR CO., LTD.
  - GENERAL MOTORS
  - GENERAL ELECTRIC (GE)
  - TEXACO OVONICS/COBASYS
  - UTC POWER
  - BALLARD POWER SYSTEMS
  - DAIMLERCHRYSLER
  - I T S BUS, INC.
  - NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.
  - PACCAR, INC.
  - TOYOTA JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA
  - MOTOROLA
- ELECTRIC VEHICLE COMPONENT PARTS
  - AC PROPULSION
- ELECTRIC VEHICLE KITS
  - COMMUTER CARS CORP.
- ELECTRIC VEHICLE FINAL ASSEMBLY
  - MEYERS MOTORS, LLC
  - TESLA MOTORS
  - THINK NORDIC AS
  - UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE CORP. (U.E.V.)
  - VENTURI
  - WRIGHTSPEED
  - PHOENIX MOTORCARS
- ELECTRIC BUSES/TRUCKS
  - ELECTRIC VEHICLES INTERNATIONAL (EVI)
  - AZURE DYNAMICS
- NEIGHBORHOOD ELECTRIC VEHICLES (NEVS)
  - GLOBAL ELECTRIC MOTORCARS LLC (GEM)
- CONVERSION KITS FOR PLUG-IN HYBRIDS (PHEVS)
  - HYMOTION
  - EDRIVE SYSTEMS
  - EATON CORP.
- HYDROGEN INDUSTRY
  - HYDROGEN CAR CO. (HCC)
  - CARROLL SHELBY INTERNATIONAL INC. (CSI)
  - QUANTUM TECSTAR
  - BALLARD POWER SYSTEMS, INC.
  - REVA ELECTRIC CAR CO.
  - SHANGHAI AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY CORP. (SAIC)
  - HORIZON FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGIES PTE, LTD.
  - CHERY AUTOMOBILE CO., LTD.
  - OVONIC HYDROGEN SYSTEMS LLC
  - UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP.
- ETHANOL PRODUCERS
  - ABENGOA
  - ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND (ADM)
  - CARGILL, INC.
  - VERASUN ENERGY
  - PETROBRAS
- BIODIESEL PRODUCERS
  - MINNESOTA SOYBEAN PROCESSORS
  - SOYMOR
  - PETER CREMER (TRI-NI)
  - ORGANIC FUELS, LLC
  - STEPAN CO.
  - DOW HALTERMANN
  - AG ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS
  - FARMERS UNION MARKETING & PROCESSING ASSOCIATION (FUMPA)
  - GRIFFIN INDUSTRIES
  - HUISH DETERGENTS, INC.
  - IMPERIAL WESTERN PRODUCTS
  - RENEWABLE ENERGY GROUP, INC.
  - WORLD ENERGY ALTERNATIVES
- NEW ENTRANTS INTO THE BIODIESEL/BIOFUEL MARKETS
  - LOUIS DREYFUS CORP.
  - CHEVRON CORP.
  - DUPONT, TATE & LYLE, BRITISH PETROLEUM, BRITISH SUGAR
    - DUPONT, TATE & LYLE...(CONTINUED)
  - POTENTIAL BIODIESEL MARKET ENTRANTS:
    - PROCTER & GAMBLE
  - PROPANE DISTRIBUTORS (TO MOTOR VEHICLES)
    - U-HAUL
    - ROADRUNNER ENERGY
    - CLEANFUEL USA
    - PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY (PG&E)
    - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS CO. (SCG)
    - SEMPRA ENERGY
    - SOUTH COAST AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT (AQMD)
    - CLEAN ENERGY FUELS
    - CITIZENS GAS & COKE (CG&C)
    - LACLEDE GAS CO.
    - QUESTAR GAS CO.
    - WE ENERGIES
    - APPLIED LNG TECHNOLOGIES
    - FLEETSTAR, INC.
    - CLEARWATER GAS SYSTEM
    - CONOCOPHILIPS
    - DYNEGY LIQUIDS MARKETING AND TRADE
    - ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS PARTNERS L.P.
    - MITCHELL CORPORATION
    - SEMPRA ENERGY
    - ROYAL DUTCH SHELL (THE SHELL GROUP)
    - TARGA RESOURCES
    - NLG WHOLESALE MARKETING
APPENDIX
- COMMON ALTERNATE TRANSPORTATION FUEL (ATF) ACRONYMS
- COMMON ALTERNATE ... (CONTINUED)
LIST OF TABLES
- Summary Table:
- U.S. ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION FUEL (ATF) SUPPLY/FUEL SAVINGS, THROUGH 2011 (MILLIONS OF GASOLINE GALLON EQUIVALENTS)Table 1 MAJOR WORLD ETHANOL PRODUCERS, THROUGH 2011 (MILLIONS OF GALLONS ALL GRADES)
- Table 2 U.S. MARKET FORECAST FOR ETHANOL, THROUGH 2011 ($ MILLIONS)
- Table 3 FACTORS DRIVING ETHANOL DEMAND IN THE U.S.
- Table 4 ETHANOL (E-85) TAILPIPE EMISSIONS VS. GASOLINE
- Table 5 MAJOR EXPORTERS OF CORN (MAIZE), 2005-2012 (MILLIONS OF METRIC TONS)
- Table 6 QUANTITY OF U.S. CORN CROP DEVOTED TO ETHANOL PRODUCTION (BILLIONS OF BUSHELS)
- Table 7 CORN' S POTENTIAL FOR POWERING U.S. VEHICLE FLEETS (%)
- Table 8 ANNUAL U.S. ETHANOL IMPORTS, 2004 (MILLIONS OF GALLONS)
- Table 9 FACTORS LEADING TO SUPPORT FOR ETHANOL IN BRAZIL INCLUDING THE USE OF FLEX-FUEL VEHICLES, 2003-2010 (FFVS)
- Table 10 NUMBER OF U.S. SERVICE STATIONS DISPENSING E-85, AS OF MAY, 2006
- Table 11 U.S. VEHICLES CAPABLE OF USING E-85, MADE AVAILABLE BY YEAR, THROUGH 2005
- Table 12 INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS FOR U.S. ETHANOL PRODUCERS, AS OF APRIL 2006 (MILLIONS OF GALLONS/ANNUAL CAPACITY)
- Table 13 RESULTS OF STUDIES INTO ETHANOL' S NET ENERGY VALUES (NEVS)
- Table 14 PROFILE OF PATENT ASSIGNEES (%)
- Table 15 RECENT PATENTS FILED
- Table 16 HOW BIODIESEL (B100) DIFFERS FROM PETRODIESEL
- Table 17 EMISSIONS PROFILE OF PURE BIODIESEL VS. PETRODIESEL (%)
- Table 18 MARKET FORECAST OF BIODIESEL PRODUCTION IN SELECTED COUNTRIES, THROUGH 2011 (MILLIONS OF GALLONS PER YEAR)
- Table 19 U.S. BIODIESEL AND DIESEL MARKET SIZE FOR TRANSPORTATION USE ONLY ($ MILLIONS)
- Table 20 U.S. BIODIESEL MARKET SEGMENTS
- Table 21 FACTORS DRIVING BIODIESEL DEMAND IN THE U.S
- Table 22 FACTORS LIMITING U.S. BIODIESEL DEMAND
- Table 23 U.S. BIODIESEL (B20) PRICES VS. PETRODIESEL BY REGION, FEBRUARY 2006 ($ PER GALLON)
- Table 24 U.S. BIODIESEL MARKET SIZE, 2004-2011 ($ MILLIONS)
- Table 25 INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS OF U.S. BIODIESEL PRODUCERS, AS OF APRIL 2006 (ANNUAL CAPACITY IN MILLIONS OF GALLONS)
- Table 26 COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT BIODIESEL FEEDSTOCK YIELDS (GALLONS PER ACRE PER YEAR)
- Table 27 VARIOUS FINDINGS RELATING TO THE NET ENERGY VALUE (NEV) OF BIODIESEL PRODUCTION
- Table 28 SOYBEAN CULTIVAR PATENTS RELATED TO BIODIESEL, 2006
- Table 29 LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG): TOTAL U.S. DEMAND, DOMESTIC PRODUCTION AND IMPORTS, THROUGH 2011 (THOUSANDS OF BARRELS PER DAY)
- Table 30 U.S. LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) DEMAND AS A TRANSPORTATION FUEL, THROUGH 2011 (BARRELS PER DAY)
- Table 31 LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) EMISSIONS VS. GASOLINE EMISSIONS (%)
- Table 32 U.S. NATIONAL AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES FOR GASOLINE AND LIQUID PETROLEUM GAS, THROUGH 2006 (PER GASOLINE GALLON EQUIVALENT - GGE)
- Table 33 REGIONAL LIQUID PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) AND GASOLINE PRICES AND PUMP PRICES, INCLUDING TAXES, AS OF JUNE 2006 (EXPRESSED PER GALLON AND PER GASOLINE GALLON EQUIVALENT)
- Table 34 U.S. LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) LIGHT DUTY (LDV), MEDIUM DUTY (MDV) AND HEAVY DUTY (HDV) VEHICLES, THROUGH 2004
- Table 35 AVAILABLE LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS VEHICLES (LPGVS), 2005
- Table 36 PROPANE-POWERED VEHICLES USED INTERNATIONALLY
- Table 37 U.S. LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) FILLING STATIONS AS OF AUGUST 2006
- Table 38 SELECTION OF LPG PATENT ASSIGNEES BY NAME AND COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
- Table 39 U.S. PUMP PRICES OF COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS (CNG), GASOLINE AND DIESEL, THROUGH 2006 ($ PER GASOLINE GALLON EQUIVALENT - GGE)
- Table 40 U.S. NATURAL GAS DEMAND, PRODUCTION AND IMPORTS, THROUGH 2011 (TRILLIONS OF CUBIC FEET)
- Table 41 U.S. MARKET FORECAST FOR NATURAL GAS USE IN THE TRANSPORTATION SECTOR, THROUGH 2011 (HIGH ENERGY-PRICE SCENARIO)
- Table 42 NATURAL GAS VEHICLES (NGVS) IN USE IN THE U.S. BY TYPE THROUGH 2004
- Table 43 NATURAL GAS VEHICLES (NGVS) AVAILABLE IN THE U.S., 2005
- Table 44 PROFILE OF NATURAL GAS EMISSIONS: REDUCTION OF POLLUTANTS VS. GASOLINE AND DIESEL (%)
- Table 45 U.S. CNG AND LNG FUELING STATIONS BY STATE, AS OF JUNE 2006
- Table 46 RECENT PATENTS FOR NATURAL GAS AND VEHICULAR TRANSPORTATION BY YEAR (%)
- Table 47 NATURAL GAS PATENT ASSIGNEES FOR AWARDS GRANTED FOR VEHICULAR TRANSPORTATION (DECEMBER 1996 THROUGH JULY 2006)
- Table 48 ASSIGNEES' COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN: NATURAL GAS PATENTS INVOLVING VEHICULAR TRANSPORTATION, DECEMBER 1996 THROUGH JULY 2006 (%)
- Table 49 SELECTED MODELS OF ELECTRIC CARS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE, OR EXPECTED TO BE SOON, AS OF JULY 2006
- Table 50 ELECTRIC CARS MADE BY MAJOR CAR MANUFACTURERS
- Table 51 SELECTED AVAILABLE ELECTRIC BUSES AND TRUCKS
- Table 52 SELECTED NEIGHBORHOOD ELECTRIC VEHICLES (NEVS)
- Table 53 BEV BIKES, SCOOTERS, MOTORCYCLES, OFF-ROAD, ETC.
- Table 54 NUMBERS OF BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLES IN USE IN THE U.S., THROUGH 2011
- Table 55 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLES
- Table 56 PUBLIC CHARGING FACILITIES FOR BEVS (EVSE) BY SELECTED STATES, JULY 2006
- Table 57 RECENT U.S. PATENTS RELEVANT TO ELECTRIC VEHICLES LISTED BY ASSIGNEE AND PERCENT OF PATENTS HELD
- Table 58 TOTAL U.S. SALES OF HYBRID VEHICLES, THROUGH 2010 (ESTIMATED FUEL SAVINGS IN MILLIONS OF GASOLINE GALLONS/YEAR)
- Table 59 HYBRID VEHICLES AVAILABLE IN THE U.S. BY WEIGHT CLASS AND FUEL TYPE FOR COMBUSTION ENGINES, 2005
- Table 60 HYBRID VEHICLES (HEVS) CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE U.S., AS OF JULY 2006
- Table 61 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF HYBRIDS (HEVS)
- Table 62 FUEL CONSUMPTION OF GASOLINE CARS VS. PLUG-IN HYBRIDS (PHEVS)*
- Table 63 CALIFORNIA TARGETS FOR NUMBERS OF FUEL CELL VEHICLES (FCVS) IN SERVICE
- Table 64 WORLD HYDROGEN PRODUCTION, 2003
- Table 65 ESTIMATED COMPONENTS OF HYDROGEN PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION COSTS PER KG FOR HYPOTHETICAL 1,200,000 KG/DAY PLANT AND ASSOCIATED DISTRIBUTION NETWORK ($)
- Table 66 U.S. HYDROGEN FUELING STATIONS, AUGUST 2006
- Table 67 ESTIMATED NUMBERS OF ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLES (ATFVS) IN THE U.S. BY FUEL TYPE, THROUGH 2011
- Table 68 U.S. ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION FUEL (ATF) SUPPLY/FUEL SAVINGS (MILLIONS OF GASOLINE GALLON EQUIVALENTS/YEAR)
LIST OF FIGURES
- Summary Figure:
- U.S. ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION FUEL (ATF) SUPPLY/FUEL SAVINGS, 2006 (%)Figure 1 U.S. MARKET FORECAST FOR ETHANOL, THROUGH 2011 ($ MILLIONS)
- Figure 2 U.S. BIODIESEL MARKET SIZE, 2004-2011 ($ MILLIONS)

Alternative Transportation Fuels

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