Workshop on Biofuels Projections in AEO Presentations
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
About the workshop
The U.S. Energy Information Administration's Office of Petroleum, Natural Gas, and Biofuels Analysis held a workshop on biofuels projections in the Annual Energy Outlook (AEO). The objective of the workshop was to explore the opportunities and challenges of representing advanced (cellulosic) biofuels in our AEO2013 long term forecast. The workshop focused on the penetration of E85 and flex-fueled vehicles, U.S. and Brazilian biofuels supply, biofuels vs. biochemical competition, and drop-in fuels. One of the main purposes of the workshop was to elicit feedback on EIA's work to inform future short-term and long-term analysis and modeling of biofuels.| Welcome and Introduction | ||
| Biofuels in the United States: Context and Outlook, Howard Gruenspecht | ||
| Modeling of Biofuels in the Annual Energy Outlook (AEO), Michael Cole | ||
| Flex-Fuel Vehicle Modeling in the Annual Energy Outlook, John Maples | ||
| Light Duty Vehicle Markets & E85: Theory, Econometrics & Modeling, Changzheng Liu, David L. Greene | ||
| E85 Deployment, Kristi Moriarty | ||
| Brazil Biofuels in the Annual Energy Outlook, Tony Radich | ||
| Cellulosic Biofuels in FAPRI Basline of 2013, Jarrett Whistance | ||
| Brazilian Sugarcane, Joel Velasco | ||
| U.S. Biofuels Supply in the Annual Energy Outlook, Tony Radich | ||
| Outlook for Biofuel Feedstock Supply, Tom Capehart | ||
| Chemicals Production in the Annual Energy Outlook Model, Peter Gross | ||
| Sugars, Renewable Chemicals & Fuels, Sam Nejame | ||
| Drop-in biofuels in the AEO, Mac Statton | ||
| Applications of the Biomass Scenario Model, Brian W Bush | ||