生物製結構要素 (基本組件)的商品化:最新趨勢，附新型冠狀病毒感染疾病 (Covid-19)的影響相關分析著

本報告提供全球生物製結構要素 (基本組件) 市場最新形勢相關分析，彙整市場結構變化的方向性，及最新技術·材料的開發趨勢與實用化預測，廢棄塑膠等回收的可能性，主要企業的產品開發·銷售的趨勢，新加入廠商的空間等調查，再加上近來新型冠狀病毒感染疾病 (Covid-19)的影響等相關資訊，為您概述為以下內容。

第1章 摘要整理 (最新版)

第2章 簡介

第3章 生物來歷的結構要素 (基本組件)

• 丙烯酸
• 己二酸
• 11-氨基十一烷酸（11-AA）
• 1,4-丁二醇（1,4-BDO）
• 十二烷二酸（DDDA）
• 表氯醇（ECH）
• 乙烯
• 2,5-呋喃二甲酸和其他糠醛
• 六亞甲基二胺（HMDA）
• 乳酸和丙交酯
• 單乙二醇（MEG）
• 單丙二醇（MPG）
• 石腦油
• 1,5-五亞甲基二胺（DN5）
• 1,3-丙二醇（1,3-PDO）
• 癸二酸
• 琥珀酸
• 對苯二甲酸（TPA）和對二甲苯（PX）

第4章 化學物質回收的可能性

第5章 市場分析:最新版

第6章 縮寫一覽

Since the last report in 2017 the bio-based building block market has shown considerable changes. Ranging from the exit of key players, the restructuring of several production capacities worldwide, and a shrinking pool of new start-up companies but also, burgeoning discovery and even the increasing production of new building blocks.

35 companies have undergone restructuring in this industry since 2017. Continued low crude oil prices remain one of the biggest factors hindering further commercialisation and production expansion of several drop-in bio-based commodity chemicals, especially those targeting ethylene and propylene-based derivatives. Overpromised production timelines, and hyped projected demand and capacity goals have also hurt investor confidence in this space, while some of the attention of consumer products companies as well as packaged food and beverage companies has been diverted away from using plant-based polymers and toward recycled polymer materials.

On the other hand, the exciting trend in toward the development of various chemical recycling technologies can lead to alternative, more sustainable circular sources of virgin monomers such as aromatics, glycols, ethylene and propylene from waste petro-based plastics and is added as a new topic in the report. These chemical recycling technologies can also be used for various bio-based polymers, even polylactic acid. Additionally, the report includes the potential comeback of bio-based acrylic acid commercialisation and the introduction of renewable naphtha, also driven by the growing use of the mass balance approach. Mass balance is an important system approach which supports the use of renewable or recycled content in thermochemical crackers and major integrated chemical complexes, by enabling the virtual allocation of the attributes (bio-based or recycled) and the benefits (such as circular or climate protecting) to a specific output.

A crucial factor for the bio-based industry is the issue of climate change which continues to drive branded companies to consider using bio-based materials, which usually have lower carbon emissions in terms of feedstock use (renewable carbon vs. fossil carbon) and manufacturing compared to fossil-based materials.

In total, the outstanding report covers 20 building blocks and describes the activities of over 100 companies comprehensively. The rise and fall of the markets for several established bio-based building blocks as well as the commercialisation and development of novel monomers are discussed in depth in this report, including various technology processes, feedstock usage, supply/demand, trade history and pricing in order to give a full picture of the state of these markets and an analysis of their viability and long-term sustainability.

Table of Contents

1 Executive Summary - Update

2 Introduction

3 Bio-based building blocks

• 3.1 Acrylic acid
• 3.2 Adipic acid
• 3.3 11-Aminoundecanoic acid (11-AA)
• 3.4 1,4-Butanediol (1,4-BDO)
• 3.5 Dodecanedioic acid (DDDA)
• 3.6 Epichlorohydrin (ECH)
• 3.7 Ethylene
• 3.8 2,5-Furandicarboxylic acid and other furfurals
• 3.9 Hexamethylenediamine (HMDA)
• 3.10 Lactic acid and lactide
• 3.11 Monoethylene glycol (MEG)
• 3.12 Monopropylene glycol (MPG)
• 3.13 Naphtha
• 3.14 1,5-Pentamethylenediamine (DN5)
• 3.15 1,3-Propanediol (1,3-PDO)
• 3.16 Sebacic acid
• 3.17 Succinic acid
• 3.18 Terephthalic acid (TPA) and para-xylene (PX)

4 Chemical Recycling Potential

5 Market Review - Update

6 List of acronyms