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European Biodiesel MarketPublished by: Frost & Sullivan Published: Oct. 23, 2001 Table of Contents1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Introduction to the European Biodiesel Market 1. Market Overview Summary of Research Findings 1. Market Forecasts 2. Geographical Analysis 3. Competitive Analysis 4. Strategic Conclusions 2. INDUSTRY CHALLENGES Identification of Challenges Facing the European Biodiesel Industry 1. Identification of Challenges Facing the European Biodiesel Industry 3. TOTAL EUROPEAN BIODIESEL MARKET 1. Market Overview and Definitions 2. Research Measurement System 3. Presentation of Strategic Significance of Measurements 4. Market Drivers 5. Market Restraints 6. Unit and Revenue Forecasts 7. Trends by Geographic Region 8. Demand Analysis 9. Legislative Trends 10. Other Trends and Issues 11. Pricing Strategy and Trend Analysis 12. Competitive Structure 13. Market Share Analysis 4. FRENCH BIODIESEL MARKET 1. Market Overview and Definitions 2. Research Measurement System 3. Market Drivers and Restraints 4. Unit and Revenue Forecasts 5. Demand Analysis 6. Legislative Trends 7. Other Trends and Issues 8. Pricing Strategy and Trend Analysis 9. Competitive Structure 10. Market Share Analysis 5. ITALIAN BIODIESEL MARKET 1. Market Overview and Definitions 2. Research Measurement System 3. Market Drivers and Restraints 4. Unit and Revenue Forecasts 5. Demand Analysis 6. Legislative Trends 7. Other Trends and Issues 8. Pricing Strategy and Trend Analysis 9. Competitive Structure 10. Market Share Analysis 6. GERMAN BIODIESEL MARKET 1. Market Overview and Definitions 2. Research Measurement System 3. Market Drivers and Restraints 4. Unit and Revenue Forecasts 5. Demand Analysis 6. Legislative Trends 7. Other Trends and Issues 8. Pricing Strategy and Trend Analysis 9. Competitive Structure 10. Market Share Analysis 7. AUSTRIAN BIODIESEL MARKET 1. Market Overview and Definitions 2. Research Measurement System 3. Market Drivers and Restraints 4. Unit and Revenue Forecasts 5. Demand Analysis 6. Legislative Trends 7. Other Trends and Issues 8. Pricing Strategy and Trend Analysis 9. Competitive Structure 10. Market Share Analysis 8. CZECH BIODIESEL MARKET 1. Market Overview and Definitions 2. Research Measurement System 3. Market Drivers and Restraints 4. Unit and Revenue Forecasts 5. Demand Analysis 6. Legislative Trends 7. Other Trends and Issues 8. Pricing Strategy and Trend Analysis 9. Competitive Structure 10. Market Share Analysis 9. REST-OF-EUROPE BIODIESEL MARKET 1. Unit and Revenue Forecasts for the Rest-of-Europe Biodiesel Market 2. Strategic Analysis and Forecasts for the Swedish Biodiesel Market 3. Strategic Analysis and Forecasts for the Norwegian Biodiesel Market 4. Strategic Analysis and Forecasts for the Slovakian Biodiesel Market Prospects for Potential Biodiesel Markets 1. Overview 2. Belgium 3. United Kingdom 4. Spain 5. Switzerland 6. Greece 7. Poland 8. Other Countries 10. MARKET ENGINEERING STRATEGY 1. Procurement Strategies 2. Production Strategies 3. Sales and Marketing Strategies 4. Distribution Strategies 11. AWARD FOR THE EUROPEAN BIODIESEL MARKET 1. Frost and Sullivan's 2001 Market Engineering Awards 2. Award Category: Strategic Alliance Innovation 12. DATABASE OF KEY INDUSTRY PARTICIPANTS 1. Market Participants 2. Related Companies 3. Industry and Government Organisations 13. APPENDIX Exchange Rates and List of Abbreviations 1. Exchange Rates 2. List of Abbreviations AbstractThe European biodiesel market is defined by its total reliance on favourable fiscal legislation, which has led to large differences in market development between countries in Europe. New proposals from the European Commission look set to improve this situation, eventually leading to comparable market prospects throughout Europe. Low mineral oil prices combined with high raw material prices made market conditions particularly difficult for biodiesel producers from late 1997 through to early 1999. However, since then the biodiesel market has grown very rapidly. This was particularly pronounced in 2000 when very high mineral oil prices enabled biodiesel to be sold at a lower price than mineral diesel, fuelling significant demand, especially from captive fleets. Raw material price pressures will be a key restraint on the market in the future, so producers will need to ensure that securing these is a key part of their business plans. Farmers of oilseeds are already closely involved with many biodiesel companies and this will need to continue, as well as the full exploitation of alternative feedstocks such as waste oils and fats. Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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