Upward Production: Brazilian Ethanol Supply Will Grow By 4.1% Per Year, According to the Energy Research Company

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 25/01/2023 at 14:11

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Growth Forecast of 4.1% per Year Considering the Mandatory Addition of Anhydrous Ethanol (to Gasoline) at a Ratio of 27%. Additionally, the Tax Differentiation in Fuels Reflects the Ten-Year Energy Expansion Plan According to the (EPE) Energy Research Company.

Thus, according to projections, the productivity of biofuels will advance by about 1.4% each year, potentially reaching over 81 million tons by the end of the decade (2022-2032). These estimates take into account significant productivity gains per hectare. A possible increase from 8.2 million to 9.2 million hectares in planting area.

However, sugarcane harvest could account for 751 million tons of total generation, intended for both ethanol and sugar production. Thus, the expectation is that approximately 56% of this volume will be reserved solely for ethanol production, which is only 1% more than the year 2022, which was 55%.

It is worth noting that the overall raw material rate could increase to 45%, while it was only 35% before. All of this because the percentage corresponds to a 2.5% growth annually.

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Upward Production: Brazilian Ethanol Supply Will Grow By 4.1% Per Year, According to the Energy Research Company

Growth Forecast of 4.1% per Year Considering the Mandatory Addition of Anhydrous Ethanol (to Gasoline) at a Ratio of 27%. Additionally, the Tax Differentiation in Fuels Reflects the Ten-Year Energy Expansion Plan According to the (EPE) Energy Research Company.

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Upward Production: Brazilian Ethanol Supply Will Grow By 4.1% Per Year, According to the Energy Research Company

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