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SUMMARY
The sub-Saharan African biofuel industry is an emerging market that is poised
for high growth in the future. Besides the Kyoto Protocol biofuel offer
governments a way to boost agricultural communities by means of job creation,
rural and agricultural development and technology acquisition and transfer,
reduce foreign capital expenditure on fossil fuels and increase foreign direct
investment (FDI). The increasing cost of fossil fuels is further driving the
development of the biofuel industry in Africa.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 1. Executive Summary
- 2. Motivation, Methodology and Research Scope
- 3. Introduction
- 4. Nigeria
- 4.1 Nigeria in Context
- 4.2 Logistics
- 4.3 Land Ownership
- 4.4 Feedstock Analysis
- 4.5 Legislation, Licensing and Tax
- 4.6 Highlights of the Nigerian Biofuel Market
- 4.7 Market Metrics
- 4.8 Market Drivers and Restraints
- 4.9 Key Market Participants
- 4.10 Future Market Development
- 5. Uganda
- 5.1 Uganda in Context
- 5.2 Logistics
- 5.3 Land Ownership
- 5.4 Feedstock Analysis
- 5.5 Legislation, Licensing and Tax
- 5.6 Highlights of the Ugandan Biofuel Market
- 5.7 Market Metrics
- 5.8 Market Drivers and Restraints
- 5.9 Key Market Participants
- 5.10 Future Market Development
- 6. Angola
- 6.1 Angola in Context
- 6.2 Logistics
- 6.3 Land Ownership
- 6.4 Feedstock Analysis
- 6.5 Legislation, Licensing and Tax
- 6.6 Highlights of the Angolan Biofuel Market
- 6.7 Market Metrics
- 6.8 Market Drivers and Restraints
- 6.9 Key Market Participants
- 6.10 Future Market Development
- 7. Conclusions
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