South American Bio-Refinery Market - Forecast(2024 - 2030)

1. South American Bio-Refinery Market Overview

2. Executive Summary

3. South American Bio-Refinery Market Landscape

   3.1. Market Share Analysis

   3.2. Comparative Analysis 

      3.2.1. Product Benchmarking

      3.2.2. End User profiling

      3.2.3. Patent Analysis

      3.2.4. Top 5 Financials Analysis

4. South American Bio-Refinery Market Forces

   4.1. Market Drivers

   4.2. Market Constraints

   4.3. Market Challenges

   4.4. Attractiveness of the Industry

      4.4.1. Power of Suppliers

      4.4.2. Power of Customers

      4.4.3. Threat of New entrants

      4.4.4. Threat of Substitution

      4.4.5. Degree of Competition

5. South American Bio-Refinery Market – Strategic Analysis

   5.1. Value Chain Analysis

   5.2. Pricing Analysis

   5.3. Opportunities Analysis

   5.4. Product/Market Life Cycle Analysis

   5.5. Suppliers and Distributors

6. South American Bio-Refinery Market - By Feed Stock

   6.1. Introduction

   6.2. Municipal Waste

      6.2.1. Food Waste

      6.2.2. Waste Cooking Oil

      6.2.3. Sewage

      6.2.4. Plastics Paper

      6.2.5. Textile

      6.2.6. Others

   6.3. Animal Waste

      6.3.1. Fats

      6.3.2. Tallow

      6.3.3. Meat Processing

      6.3.4. Manure

      6.3.5. Swine Waste

      6.3.6. Others

   6.4. Forestry Waste

      6.4.1. Bark

      6.4.2. Piping Liquors

      6.4.3. Fibres

      6.4.4. Straws

      6.4.5. Cutting & Logging Waste

      6.4.6. Others

   6.5. Agricultural Waste

      6.5.1. Sugar Beet

      6.5.2. Green Waste

      6.5.3. Citrus Waste

      6.5.4. Rice Straw Waste

      6.5.5. Wood Chips

      6.5.6. Saw Dust

      6.5.7. Other Crop Waste

   6.6. Industrial Waste

      6.6.1. Pulp & Paper Industry

      6.6.2. Sugar & Coffee Industry Waste

      6.6.3. Olive Pulp

      6.6.4. Others

   6.7. Aquatic Biomass

      6.7.1. Microalgae

      6.7.2. Macroalgae

   6.8. Others

7. South American Bio-Refinery Market – By Technology (Qualiatitive)

   7.1. Introduction

   7.2. Green Bio refineries (GBR)

   7.3. Whole Crop Bio refineries (WCBR)

   7.4. Ligno Cellulosic Feedstock Bio refineries (LCFBR)

   7.5. Two Platform Concept Bio refineries (TPCBR)

   7.6. Marine Bio refineries (MBR)

   7.7. Others

8. South American Bio-Refinery Market – By Process

   8.1. Introduction

   8.2. Biochemical / Sugar Platform

      8.2.1. Anaerobic Digestion

      8.2.2. Fermentation

      8.2.3. Enzyme

      8.2.4. Aerobic Digestion

   8.3. Thermochemical / Syngas Platform

      8.3.1. Pyrolysis 

      8.3.2. Gasification

      8.3.3. Combustion

      8.3.4. Catalytic Synthesis

   8.4. Lipid/ Oil Extraction

   8.5. Chemical Conversion

      8.5.1. Hydrolysis

      8.5.2. Solvent Extraction

      8.5.3. Supercritical Conversion

      8.5.4. Trans esterification

   8.6. Physical Conversion

      8.6.1. Distillation

      8.6.2. Briquetting of Biomass

      8.6.3. Mechanical Extraction

   8.7. Others 

9. South American Bio-Refinery Market – By Product Type

   9.1. Introduction

   9.2. Biofuels

      9.2.1. Biodiesel

      9.2.2. Ethanol

   9.3. Electricity & Heat

   9.4. Food and Feed

   9.5. Minerals & Nutrients

   9.6. Biocides

   9.7. Antiscaleants

   9.8. Cleaners

   9.9. Coagulants

   9.10. Corn oil extraction aids

   9.11. Corrosion inhibitors

   9.12. Defoamers

   9.13. Fermentation aids

   9.14. Flocculants

   9.15. Lignin control agents

   9.16. Monitoring and control systems

   9.17. Odor inhibitors

   9.18. Oxygen scavengers

   9.19. Scale inhibitors

   9.20. Sludge dewatering aids

   9.21. Others

10. South American Bio-Refinery Market - By Geography

   10.1. Introduction

   10.2. Argentina

   10.3. Brazil

   10.4. Bolivia

   10.5. Chile

   10.6. Peru

   10.7. Ecuador

   10.8. Colombia

   10.9. Uruguay

   10.10. Venezuela

   10.11. Paraguay

   10.12. Rest of South America

11. Market Entropy

   11.1. New Product Launches

   11.2. M&As, Collaborations, JVs, Partnership

12. Company Profiles

   12.1. Company 1

   12.2. Company 2

   12.3. Company 3

   12.4. Company 4

   12.5. Company 5

   12.6. Company 6

   12.7. Company 7

   12.8. Company 8

   12.9. Company 9

*More than 20 Companies are profiled in this Research Report*

"*Financials would be provided on a best efforts basis for private companies"

13. Appendix

   13.1. Abbreviations

   13.2. Sources

   13.3. Research Methodology

   13.4. Bibliography

   13.5. Compilation of Expert Insights

   13.6. Disclaimer