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Renewable Chemicals and Energy

Biorenewable Insights: Bio-Lubes (2024 Program)

The purpose of this report is to analyze developments in bio-based lubricant base oils technologies. Base oils derived from bio-based materials or processes can potentially improving the GHG profile of industries (including transportation). This study assesses the technical, commercial, and economic aspects of producing bio-lubes.
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Polymers and Plastics
Renewable Chemicals and Energy
Petrochemicals

Biorenewable Insights: Green Tires (2024 Program)

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the tire industry's shift towards sustainability, covering the background, objectives, and scope of sustainable practices in tire manufacturing, including the economics, carbon intensity, and environmental impacts of key materials and the exploration of sustainable alternatives. It covers green tire technology, examining bio-based rubber innovations, the application of nanotechnology, and sustainable material replacements, with a forward-looking perspective on future green tire technologies. Additionally, the report discusses recycling and end-of-life management for tires, emphasizing the significance of recycling, various recycling processes, and associated environmental, health, and safety considerations. The economic analysis explores the financial aspects of green tire production and recycling, including cost, pricing, and regional economic impacts. Environmental impacts and sustainability practices are scrutinized through Scope 1 and Scope 2 carbon intensity comparisons and sustainable manufacturing best practices. The report also identifies the interests of key stakeholders in the green tire industry, including manufacturers, suppliers, regulatory bodies, consumers, and environmental groups, underlining the comprehensive approach to fostering sustainability in tire manufacturing and usage.
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Renewable Chemicals and Energy
Oil, Gas and Refined Products

Biorenewable Insights: Methanol to Jet (2024 Program)

This BI report investigates the technical, economic and commercial aspects of methanol to jet (MTJ) technology. Cost of production estimate models and carbon intensity analysis are provided across several regions.
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Petrochemicals
Polymers and Plastics

Cost of Production Model Handbook: Asia Pacific - Petrochemicals, Polymers and Methanol - PI - 2023

This report presents the methodology and assumptions used to generate the archetype cost of production models, supporting the analysis included in the QBA reports, which are published at the end of each quarter through the year.  Over 600 models are available to download from the NexantECA client portal.   This report is specifically geared to provision of technological and cost data, defining the configuration of all archetype plant cost models.  Although archetype plants are not modelled directly on any specific production asset, the capacity and process consumption factors of plant models are reviewed, to ensure they reflect the spread demonstrated by actual operating units.  The cost of production models presented in this report display the current plant capacity, yield patterns, and utility consumption factors for the models used in the 2023 QBA Program.  
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C1 Chemicals and Fertilizers

Profitability and Price Forecasts: Ammonia and Urea - 2023

This report provides profitability and price projections to 2045 for ammonia and urea.  The main price setting regions of Asia Pacific, Western Europe and the United States are analysed.
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Petrochemicals
Polymers and Plastics

Cost of Production Model Handbook: Middle East - Petrochemicals, Polymers and C1 Chemicals - 2022

This report presents the methodology and assumptions used to generate the archetype cost of production models, supporting the analysis included in the QBA reports, which are published at the end of each quarter through the year.  Over 600 models are available to download from the NexantECA client portal.   This report is specifically geared to provision of technological and cost data, defining the configuration of all archetype plant cost models.  Although archetype plants are not modelled directly on any specific production asset, the capacity and process consumption factors of plant models are reviewed, to ensure they reflect the spread demonstrated by actual operating units.  The cost of production models presented in this report display the current plant capacity, yield patterns, and utility consumption factors for the models used in the 2022 QBA Program.  

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