Market analysis of Brazilian sugarcane biomass energy.
Lara Bartocci Liboni, A. F. Capellaro, Luciana Oranges Cezarino
Abstract
Lara Bartocci Liboni, A. F. Capellaro, Luciana Oranges Cezarino
Abstract
The reorganization of the energy matrix is the aim of several countries that heavily invest in sources of renewable energy. The bioelectricity generated from sugarcane residues in Brazil can be considered as an alternative for the shortage of hydric resources that occurs during periods of drought due to its climate characteristics. The objective of the present study was to evaluate the Brazilian market of electrical energy co-generated from sugarcane biomass by analyzing its macro-environment and competitive forces, thus highlighting the system's main threats and opportunities in terms of political-legal (institutional), economic, environmental, socio-cultural and technological variables. The main result of this study demonstrated that there are important issues to be solved in order to develop this new market, highlighting the creation of a strategic agenda to overcome challenges and to take advantage of opportunities in the Brazilian sector.
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The reorganization of the energy matrix is the aim of several countries that heavily invest in sources of renewable energy. The bioelectricity generated from sugarcane residues in Brazil can be considered as an alternative for the shortage of hydric resources that occurs during periods of drought due to its climate characteristics. The objective of the present study was to evaluate the Brazilian market of electrical energy co-generated from sugarcane biomass by analyzing its macro-environment and competitive forces, thus highlighting the system's main threats and opportunities in terms of political-legal (institutional), economic, environmental, socio-cultural and technological variables. The main result of this study demonstrated that there are important issues to be solved in order to develop this new market, highlighting the creation of a strategic agenda to overcome challenges and to take advantage of opportunities in the Brazilian sector.
Key concepts: Biomass (ecology), Agricultural economics, Business, Environmental science, Biotechnology, Agricultural engineering, Agronomy, Biology