The Global Market for Bio-based Naphtha to 2033
Bio-based naphtha (bio-naphtha) is a by-product from the manufacture of Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO), otherwise known as renewable diesel and Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) production. It can also be produced as a as a standalone product via gasification. Bio-naphtha can be used as a direct substitute for fossil-based naphtha, either as a gasoline blending component or to produce renewable plastic.
Producers use a wide variety of feedstocks for HVO and SAF including used cooking oil, vegetable oils such as palm and rapeseed, and waste residues from sectors such as wood pulp production (known as crude tall oil, or CTO) and animal fats. With increasing producer capacities in HVO and SAF, production of bio-naphtha is growing as part of the output and finding wider use as a “second generation” biofuel and as a feedstock to make ethylene, propylene, and butadiene for chemicals and plastics.
Report contents include:
Analysis of the global bioplastics and biofuels markets.
Market drivers and trends in Bio-based naphtha (bio-naphtha).
Analysis of renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuels markets.
Recent market developments and investments in Bio-based naphtha (bio-naphtha).
Bio-based naphtha (bio-naphtha) pricing.
Estimated consumption to 2033 (tonnes).
Production capacities, current and planned.
30 company profiles. Companies profiled include Eni, Galp, Honeywell, Ineos, LyondellBasell, Neste, SABIC and UPM Biofuels.
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