Here is our Bioeconomy Risk Advisory for Monday October 7th — we are issuing a little early in the week as we hunker down in Florida for Hurricane Milton, speaking of risk. This week the risk outlook looks bright across the bioeconomy spectrum due to an 8.86% oil price rise. Other major risk shifts in #China, #Europe and particularly for #RNG, #hydrogen, #ammonia and #SAF. The new Bioeconomy Risk Indexes are out from the Daily Digest, they are free and here. https://bit.ly/4dqr58U The risk picture. Interest rates in China fell 11% which, combined with the generalized oil price rise, made all Chinese bioeconomy markets the champions of risk improvement this week. In Europe the ETS values fell 6.49%, which slightly reduced the positive risk shift caused by the generalized oil price increase. RNG markets in Europe are observing improved infrastructure milestones with #Vitagro successfully injecting biomethane into the #Ukrainian gas transportation system for the first time. Hydrogen and ammonia markets in Europe now have a 3-million-ton ammonia import terminal operating in Brunsbuttel, #Germany. In the USA new RNG projects move forward with #Aemetis Biogas advancing on their dairy waste processing plant in Merced County, California, and #Synthica Energy starting construction of a landfill waste RNG plant in San Antonio, Texas. For more updates like these and many more, the Bioeconomy Risk Indexes (BRISKIs) track risk for 30 bioeconomy fuels and chemical molecules, and 60 feedstocks, a new way to measure and manage risk. They are free, and here. https://bit.ly/4dqr58U
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The new Bioeconomy Risk Indexes are out from the Daily Digest, they are free and here. https://bit.ly/4dqr58U. This week we are reporting notable shifts in risk relating to #hydrogen, #SAF, #ammonia, #RNG, FOG, food waste and #MSW. The risk picture. President Lula in Brazil sanctioned legal frameworks and the Special Incentive Regime for Low Carbon Hydrogen with up to $40 billion in investments, increasing concern of an over-supplied green hydrogen market in the future. In Europe the RNG market shows reduced risk this week with announcements that suggest guaranteed future demand: Gas Networks Ireland planning to replace 10% of natural gas with biomethane, and Maersk contracting between 50 and 60 dual-fuel vessels capable of running on methanol or liquified bio-methane. In China, the interest rate fell 4.54% after climbing for two weeks, improving the risk outlook for renewable fuels and related feedstocks. The Bioeconomy Risk Indexes (BRISKIs) track risk for 30 bioeconomy fuels and chemical molecules, and 60 feedstocks, a new way to lmeasure and manage risk. They are free, and here. https://bit.ly/4dqr58U
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Today, the Digest launched the BRISKIs, the Bioeconomy Risk Indexes, tracking risk for 30 bioeconomy fuels and chemical molecules, and 60 feedstocks. They are free, and here. https://bit.ly/4dqr58U They are for Investors, financiers, policymakers, traders, project developers, scientists, supply-chain players, feedstock providers, off-takers, and end-users. The BRISKIs measure changes in capacity coming online and offline, changes in product mix, new applications that drive demand, shifts in feedstock usability and availability, changes in carbon prices, deal flow. Also, macro economic trends such as interest rates, currency shifts, and GDP changes. Via easy-to-understand risk indexes wioth a baseline score of 100. More background on them here. https://bit.ly/3M2pSJ1
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