Market Analytics: Acrylonitrile - 2023 provides an analysis and forecast to 2045 of supply and demand of the global acrylonitrile market.  This analysis identifies the issues shaping the industry as well as provide demand, supply and net trade data.Acrylonitrile demand is segmented by ABS/SAN, fibre, acrylamide, HMDA, carbon fibre and others.

This report provides analysis and forecast to 2035 of the global market for polybutylene adipate terephthalate (PBAT). End-use demand is segmented by plastics bags, food packaging, mulch film and others. Polybutylene Adipate Terephthalate (PBAT) - 2023 includes discussion regarding key market drivers and constraints, as well as supply, demand and trade analysis for nine regions: North America, South America, Western Europe, Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific, and China with forecasts to 2035. Analysis, including competitive landscape, capacity listing and cost competitiveness along with price forecasts to 2035 and pricing analysis and forecast is also included by region.

​​A study of power-to-X manufacturing for e-chemicals, covering both conventional electrolysis-based production and microbial electrosynthesis. Ammonia and methanol are examined as key e-chemical products and platform molecules alongside enabling electrolysis technologies, and microbial electrosynthesis is investigated on a speculative basis. Includes economic and CI analysis of manufacturing costs for conventional production and speculative microbial electrosynthesis modeling.​

This report provides an overview of commercial and developing technologies for the by-product and on-purpose production of propylene, the second most used chemical in terms of global volumes after ethylene. By-product propylene technologies include naphtha cracking, conventional and enhanced fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) of vacuum gas oil and atmospheric residue. This is followed by on-purpose propylene technologies that include residual grade propylene fractionation, propane dehydrogenation, metathesis, olefins catalytic conversion/cracking and methanol-based processes. The technoeconomic and carbon intensity analysis of the technologies in four regions (Middle East, United States, Western Europe, and China) are discussed, with coal-based processes included for China. Emerging or developing technologies that have the potential to decarbonize propylene production are also discussed. Cash margins for the commercial technologies by regions are correlated to the carbon intensities (scope 1 and 2), with a breakeven carbon cost analysis for fluidized bed catalytic crackers that are integrated with carbon capture systems. Global propylene capacity by producer is provided.