| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7405264 | Energy Policy | 2013 | 15 Pages |
Abstract
⺠We model a United States bioenergy feedstock commodity market. ⺠Three buyers compete for biomass: biopower, biofuels, and foreign exports. ⺠The presented methodology improves on dynamic economic equilibrium theory. ⺠With current policy incentives and ignoring exports, biofuels dominates the market. ⺠Overseas biomass demand could dominate unless a CO2-limiting policy is enacted.
Keywords
recBioenergy marketsEEREOBPRPSEPARFSEISAIEAGHGDOEInternational energy agencyEnvironmental Protection AgencyEuropean UnionRenewable portfolio standardRenewable Fuel StandardEnergy economicsUnited States of AmericaRINModeling and simulationUnited States Department of EnergyGasGreenhouse gasRenewable energy certificate
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Authors
Robert F. Jeffers, Jacob J. Jacobson, Erin M. Searcy,