Overview:

Summary

The report provides detailed analysis and forecasts of the global bioethanol market and the Brazil bioethanol market in particular. It also helps in analyzing and forecasting key metrics relating to the installed capacities, market size and growth. It provides information relating to the major bioethanol projects and also the upcoming projects in Brazil. The report helps to comprehend the bioethanol industry and the regulatory framework regarding the bioethanol market in Brazil. It offers interesting results on the market share of the top manufacturers in Brazil bioethanol industry. Additionally, it also provides ten profiles of the major bioethanol producing companies in Brazil.

The report also provides trends and analysis of investments in Brazil bioethanol market as well as deal summary and news flow for the last 6 months. On an all, it helps an investor to gauge the market and technological development of Brazil bioethanol market.

Scope

• Global Bioethanol Market Analysis

• Brazil bioethanol Market Overview, Market Size and Growth

• Predict and forecast future bioethanol industry trends in the Brazil

• Key policies and regulatory framework supporting the Brazil bioethanol Market

• Identify growth segments and opportunities in the Brazil bioethanol Industry

• Brazil bioethanol industry and the leading players in the Brazil bioethanol market. Key companies include Cosan S.A. Industria e Comercio, Abengoa Bioenergy, Comanche Clean Energy - Corporation, Tereos and Louis Dreyfus Commodities.

• Key details regarding the active and upcoming Bioethanol projects in Brazil

Reasons to buy

• Gain the most up to date and in-depth information on the Brazil bioethanol market

• Analyzes the Brazil bioethanol Industry

• Identify the key growth and investment opportunities within the Brazil market based on the deal analysis

• Facilitate decision-making based on strong historic and forecast data, deal analysis and recent developments

• Develop strategies based on the latest operational and regulatory events in the Brazil

• Rapidly help to prepare more detailed and effective planning materials

• Understand and respond to your competitors’ business structure, strategy and prospects

• Do deals with an understanding of how competitors are financed, and the mergers and partnerships that have shaped the market

• Identify and analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the leading bioethanol producing companies in Brazil

Companies Mentioned

The following companies are the major competitors of Comanche Clean Energy Corporation:
Cosan S.A. Industria e Comercio
Grupo Sao Martinho
Grupo Zillo Lorenzetti
Louis Dreyfus Commodities Brasil SA
Usina Alto Alegre S.A.
Grupo Irmaos Biaggi
Nova America
Infinity Bio-Energy Limited
Brasil Ecodiesel Industria e Comercio de Biocombus
AGRENCO S.A.R.L.
Granol
Archer Daniels Midland Company
Biocapital Participacoes S.A.
Grupo Bertin

1 Table of Contents

1.1 List of Tables

1.2 List of Figures

2 Global Bioethanol Market, 2001-13

2.1 Global Bioethanol Market, Overview

2.2 Global Bioethanol Market, Size and Growth, 2001-13

2.3 Global Bioethanol Market, Regional Development, 2008

2.4 Global Bioethanol Market, Top Countries, 2008

3 Brazil Bioethanol Industry, 2001-13

3.1 Brazil Transport Market, Overview

3.2 Brazil Bioethanol Market, Size and Growth, 2001-13

3.2.1 Brazil Bioethanol Market, Share in Ethanol Production, By States, %, 2007-08

3.3 Brazil Bioethanol Market, Production Capacity by producers

4 Brazil Bioethanol Production Facilitites

4.1 Brazil Bioethanol Production Facilities, Top Production Facilities

5 Brazil Bioethanol Regulatory Framework

5.1 Brazil Bioethanol Regulatory Framework

5.1.1 Brazil Bioethanol Regulatory Framework, Overview

5.1.2 National Alcohol Program (PROALCOOL)

5.1.3 Funding for R&D

5.1.4 Spending of Biofuels

5.1.5 Role of National Development Bank of Brazil (BNDES)

6 Cosan S.A. Industria e Comercio, Company Snapshot

6.1 Key Information

6.2 Company Overview

6.3 Financial Performance

6.4 Industry Outlook

6.5 Business Description

6.5.1 Business Overview

6.6 Major Products and Services

6.6.1 Overview

6.7 History

6.8 SWOT Analysis

6.8.1 Overview

6.8.2 Cosan S.A. Industria e Comercio Strengths

6.8.3 Cosan S.A. Industria e Comercio Weaknesses

6.8.4 Cosan S.A. Industria e Comercio Opportunities

6.8.5 Cosan S.A. Industria e Comercio Threats

6.9 Competitors

6.10 Key Employees

6.11 Key Employee Biographies

6.12 Company Statement

6.13 Locations and Subsidiaries

6.13.1 Head Office

7 Abengoa Bioenergy, Company Overview

7.1 Key Information

7.2 Major Products and Services

7.2.1 Overview

7.3 Competitors

7.4 Key Employees

7.5 Locations and Subsidiaries

7.5.1 Head Office

7.5.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries

8 Comanche Clean Energy Corporation, Company Snapshot

8.1 Key Information

8.2 Company Overview

8.3 Financial Performance

8.4 Business Description

8.4.1 Business Overview

8.5 Major Products and Services

8.5.1 Overview

8.6 History

8.7 SWOT Analysis

8.7.1 Overview

8.7.2 Comanche Clean Energy Corporation Strengths

8.7.3 Comanche Clean Energy Corporation Weaknesses

8.7.4 Comanche Clean Energy Corporation Opportunities

8.7.5 Comanche Clean Energy Corporation Threats

8.8 Competitors

8.9 Key Employees

8.10 Key Employee Biographies

8.11 Company Statement

8.12 Locations and Subsidiaries

8.12.1 Head Office

8.12.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries

9 Tereos, Company Overview

9.1 Key Information

9.2 Major Products and Services

9.2.1 Overview

9.3 Competitors

9.4 Key Employees

9.5 Locations and Subsidiaries

9.5.1 Head Office

10 Louis Dreyfus Commodities, Company Overview

10.1 Key Information

10.2 Financial Performance

10.3 Major Products and Services

10.3.1 Overview

10.4 Competitors

10.5 Locations and Subsidiaries

10.5.1 Head Office

10.5.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries

11 Brazil Major Biofuels Contracts and Agreements - Recent Development

11.1 Strategy and Business Planning

11.1.1 Feb 24, 2009: IOC, HPCL and BPCL Dismisses Ethanol Investment Plans in Brazil

11.1.2 Dec 15, 2008: IOC Plans to Set up Refinery in Brazil to Produce Ethanol

11.1.3 Nov 24, 2008: ETH Plans to Build Three New Ethanol Plants in Brazil

11.1.4 Nov 04, 2008: Henan Province in China to Sign Biofuel Technical Cooperation Agreement with Sao Paulo

11.1.5 Nov 04, 2008: ADM Plans To Enter Brazilian Ethanol Market

11.1.6 Jul 03, 2008: Petrobras, ConocoPhillips Signs Cooperation Agreement for Ethanol

11.1.7 Jul 03, 2008: Mitsui, Petrobras and Itaruma to Invest In Bio-Ethanol Production Project

11.1.8 May 28, 2008: BASF to Build Plant for Sodium Methylate in Brazil

11.1.9 Apr 28, 2008: IBI Signs Agreement with ICI Argentina for Third Biodiesel Plant in Argentina

11.1.10 Mar 11, 2008: Petrobras Signs Cooperation Agreement with KiOR to Develop Second-Generation Biofuel

11.2 Government and Public Interest

11.2.1 Nov 25, 2008: Malaysia Seeks Alliance with Brazil for Developing Biofuel

11.2.2 Nov 21, 2008: NREL and CENPES to Develop Biofuel from Cellulose

11.2.3 Sep 22, 2008: Kenya to Seek Brazil Expertise to Produce Ethanol

11.2.4 Jul 28, 2008: EU Proposes To Import 1.4 Million Tons of Ethanol from Brazil

11.2.5 Jul 23, 2008: IDB Lends $269 Million for Three Ethanol Plants in Brazil

11.2.6 Jul 13, 2008: Brazil, Indonesia Sign Bio-Ethanol Production and Technology Agreement

11.2.7 Jul 03, 2008: Brazil, Japan Agree To Increase Cooperation on Biofuels

11.2.8 Jul 01, 2008: Investments in Renewable Energy Rise, Despite Financial Market Turmoil

11.2.9 Jun 20, 2008: US, Brazil, EU to Create Global Standards for Ethanol

11.2.10 Jun 04, 2008: Brazil Likely To Start Cellulosic Ethanol Plant in Next Five Years

11.2.11 May 21, 2008: IDB President Highlights Latin American's and The Caribbean's Renewable Energy Initiatives

11.2.12 May 18, 2008: Brazil, Peru to Boost Production of Biofuel and Hydroelectric Power

11.2.13 May 16, 2008: Sao Paulo State in Brazil Suspends Granting Approvals for New Ethanol Plants

11.2.14 May 15, 2008: Brazil, Germany Sign Co-operation Agreements on Environment and Renewable Energy

11.2.15 May 13, 2008: 46% of Energy in Brazil Comes From Renewable Sources

11.2.16 May 09, 2008: Bioenergy Production Exceeds Hydroelectric Power in Brazil

11.2.17 May 04, 2008: Brazil to Continue Biofuel Production Inspite of Food Crisis

11.2.18 Apr 30, 2008: EU to Rely On Biofuels Imports for Climate Change Plan

11.2.19 Apr 29, 2008: Brazil Forecasts Ethanol Production For 2008

11.2.20 Apr 11, 2008: Netherlands, Brazil Sign Cooperation Agreement on Biofuels

11.2.21 Mar 27, 2008: India to Blend Ethanol with Petrol

11.2.22 Mar 27, 2008: Ethanol Blend In Fuel to Be Raised To 10% In India

11.2.23 Mar 14, 2008: Brazil May Delay 5% Biodiesel Target To 2010

11.3 Other Significant Developments

11.3.1 Mar 04, 2009: Petrobras Plans $2.8 Billion for Investment in Biofuels

11.3.2 Dec 23, 2008: Sojitz, Braskem Sign Long Term Contracts for Supplying Bio-Ethanol

11.3.3 Aug 26, 2008: Cosan to Invest $1 Billion to Construct Ethanol Pipeline in Brazil

11.3.4 Aug 25, 2008: Southridge Receives $7.5 Million for Ethanol Plant in Brazil

11.3.5 Jul 09, 2008: Brasil Ecodiesel Sues Petrobras For Biodiesel Contract

11.3.6 Jun 20, 2008: Petrobras to Begin Biofuel Sales in Japan

11.3.7 May 04, 2008: Northern Sugar to Export Ethanol to Sweden

11.3.8 Apr 23, 2008: Brenco Plans To Invest $1 Billion in Ethanol Pipeline

12 Brazil Biofuels Industry - M&A Deals and Trends

12.1 Brazil, Biofuel Industry Deals, Value ($ million) versus Volume, Q3 2007 - Q3 2008

12.2 Brazil Biofuels Industry, Top Deals, Q3 2007 - Q3 2008

12.3 Brazil Biofuels Industry, Transactions by Deal Type, 2007 - YTD 2008

13 The US Recent Biofuels Industry Events

13.1 Acquisition

13.1.1 Durmundo and Briskul Invests In Southridge Brasilia

13.1.2 Infinity Bio-Energy To Acquire Destilaria Guaricanga

13.1.3 BP Acquires 50% Stake in Tropical BioEnergia

13.1.4 ETH Bioenergia Acquires Usina Eldorado

13.2 Partnerships

13.2.1 Bunge Forms Joint Venture with Itochu

13.2.2 Archer Daniels Midland Partners With Grupo Cabrera to Form Joint Venture

13.2.3 Cosan Enters Into Partnership with Copersucar and Crystalsev

13.2.4 Toyota Tsusho to Form Partnership with Petrobras and Brazilian Sugarcane Producers

13.2.5 Mitsui & Co., Petroleo Brasileiro and Itaruma Participacoes Enter Into Partnership to Develop Ethanol Project

13.2.6 Amyris Forms Joint Venture with Crystalsev

13.3 Asset Transactions

13.3.1 Southridge Enterprises Acquires an Ethanol Plant in Brazil

13.3.2 Shenyang Rrzk to Acquire 20% Stake in Ethanol Plant

13.3.3 Cluster de Bionergia to Acquire Ethanol Mills

13.3.4 Dedini Sells Four Ethanol Plants to PDVSA

14 Appendix

14.1 About Alternative Energy eTrack

14.2 Methodology

14.2.1 Coverage

14.2.2 Secondary Research

14.2.3 Primary Research

14.2.4 Expert Panel Validation

14.3 Contact Us

14.4 Disclaimer

1.1 List of Tables

Table 1: Global, Bioethanol Production and % Growth, Million Liters, 2001-13

Table 2: Global, Share of Bioethanol Production by Regions, %, 2008

Table 3: Global, Top 5 Countries Bioethanol Production, Million Liters, 2008

Table 4: Brazil, Bioethanol Production, Million Liters, 2001-13

Table 5: Brazil, Share in Bioethanol Production, By States, %, 2007-08

Table 6: Brazil, Share of Bioethanol Production, By Producers, %, 2007

Table 7: Brazil, Bioethanol Production Facilities of Cosan, 2008

Table 8: BNDES Financing Lines and Funding Programs Relevant to Ethanol Production

Table 9: BNDES Funding Programs for SMEs Seeking Entry into Ethanol Production

Table 10: Cosan S.A. Industria e Comercio, Key Facts

Table 11: Cosan S.A. Industria e Comercio, SWOT Analysis

Table 12: Cosan S.A. Industria e Comercio, Key Employees,

Table 13: Abengoa Bioenergy Corporation, Key Facts

Table 14: Abengoa Bioenergy Corporation, Key Employees,

Table 15: Abengoa Bioenergy Corporation, Other Locations

Table 16: Comanche Clean Energy Corporation, Key Facts

Table 17: Comanche Clean Energy Corporation, SWOT Analysis

Table 18: Comanche Clean Energy Corporation, Key Employees,

Table 19: Comanche Clean Energy Corporation, Other Locations

Table 20: Comanche Clean Energy Corporation, Subsidiaries

Table 21: Tereos, Key Facts

Table 22: Tereos, Key Employees,

Table 23: Louis Dreyfus Commodities, Key Facts

Table 24: Louis Dreyfus Commodities, Subsidiaries

Table 25: Brazil Biofuels Industry Deal Value Versus Volume Analysis, Q3 2007 - Q3 2008

Table 26: Brazil Biofuels Industry, Top Deals, Q3 2007 - Q3 2008

Table 27: Brazil Biofuels Industry, Transactions by Deal Type, 2007 - YTD 2008

Table 28: Durmundo And Briskul Invests In Southridge Brasilia

Table 29: Infinity Bio-Energy To Acquire Destilaria Guaricanga

Table 30: BP Acquires 50% Stake In Tropical BioEnergia

Table 31: ETH Bioenergia Acquires Usina Eldorado

Table 32: Bunge Forms Joint Venture with Itochu

Table 33: Archer Daniels Midland Partners With Grupo Cabrera To Form Joint Venture

Table 34: Cosan Enters Into Partnership With Copersucar and Crystalsev

Table 35: Toyota Tsusho To Form Partnership With Petrobras And Brazilian Sugarcane Producers

Table 36: Mitsui & Co., Petroleo Brasileiro And Itaruma Participacoes Enter Into Partnership To Develop Ethanol Project

Table 37: Amyris Forms Joint Venture With Crystalsev

Table 38: Southridge Enterprises Acquires An Ethanol Plant In Brazil

Table 39: Shenyang Rrzk To Acquire 20% Stake In Ethanol Plant

Table 40: Cluster de Bionergia To Acquire Ethanol Mills

Table 41: Dedini Sells Four Ethanol Plants To PDVSA

1.2 List of Figures

Figure 1: Global, Bioethanol Production and % Growth, Million Liters, 2001-13

Figure 2: Global, Share of Bioethanol Production by Regions, %, 2008

Figure 3: Global, Top 5 Countries Bioethanol Production, Million Liters, 2008

Figure 4: Brazil, Bioethanol Production, Million Liters, 2001-13

Figure 5: Brazil, Share in Bioethanol Production, By States, %, 2007-08

Figure 6: Brazil, Share of Bioethanol Production, By Producers, %, 2007

Figure 7: Brazil Biofuels Industry Deal Value Versus Volume Analysis, Q3 2007 - Q3 2008

Figure 8: Brazil Biofuels Industry, Transactions by Deal Type, 2007 - YTD 2008

Figure 9: GlobalData Methodology