Soybean oil biodiesel production in Argentina case study

Autores
Hilbert, Jorge Antonio; Galbusera, Sebastián; Galligani, Sofía
Año de publicación
2014
Idioma
inglés
Tipo de recurso
documento de conferencia
Estado
versión publicada
Descripción
Soybean production is immersed within a productive system that cannot be analyzed on its own. A number of political and market factors, both nationally and internationally, explain the development and growth of soybean production throughout the globe. In the case of Argentina, the evolution of the agricultural system of soybean production has been characterized by continuous technological improvement. This has changed the whole agricultural system and set the base for societies growing demands for environmental and socially responsible goods. An advancement of regulatory context has allowed a better control of the future development of land usage. In Argentina’s case the Law of minimum budget (Law on Conservation of Native Forest) is an example towards that direction. The Argentinean soy industry is one of the most dynamic economic sectors of the country, generating almost 30% of the external currencies income due to exports and representing almost 30% of GDP from the agro-industrial sector. Argentina is the world’s leading exporter in soybean oil, soy meal and soy biodiesel and the third one in soybeans. The future expansion of this industry in the country is heavily dependent on internal and external changes in policies and is thus uncertain. A complete LCA study following EU procedures were performed. Several studies have been carried over in order to clerarly calculate according to international methodologies the GHG emitions of Argentine biodiesel. Since the country has different agroecosystems and distances from the ports can be very different complete research studies were carried over on different regions of the country With respect to GHG emissions (Kg CO2 eq/km), at a global level it could be said that The scenario that showed more GHG emissions was South East of Bs.As. (0,0447 Kg CO2 eq/km). Comparatively and percentage with conventional diesel, its reductions of GHG emissions were of 75,5 %. Recent studies over very precise figures from farm to port on regional plants gave reduction percentages over 70 %.
Instituto de Ingeniería Rural
Fil: Hilbert, Jorge Antonio. Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria (INTA). Instituto de Ingeniería Rural; Argentina
Fil: Galbusera, Sebastián. Ministerio de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sustentable de la Nación. Dirección de Cambio Climático; Argentina
Fil: Galligani, Sofía. Ministerio de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación de la Nación. Unidad Gabinete de Asesores; Argentina
Fuente
22 European Biomass Conference, Hamburgo, Alemania, 23-26 de Junio de 2014
Materia
Biocarburante
Biodiesel
Balance de Energía
Políticas Públicas
Soja
Producción
Argentina
Biofuels
Energy Balance
Public Policies
Soybeans
Production
Nivel de accesibilidad
acceso abierto
Condiciones de uso
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Soybean oil biodiesel production in Argentina case study
title Soybean oil biodiesel production in Argentina case study
spellingShingle Soybean oil biodiesel production in Argentina case study
Hilbert, Jorge Antonio
Biocarburante
Biodiesel
Balance de Energía
Políticas Públicas
Soja
Producción
Argentina
Biofuels
Energy Balance
Public Policies
Soybeans
Production
title_short Soybean oil biodiesel production in Argentina case study
title_full Soybean oil biodiesel production in Argentina case study
title_fullStr Soybean oil biodiesel production in Argentina case study
title_full_unstemmed Soybean oil biodiesel production in Argentina case study
title_sort Soybean oil biodiesel production in Argentina case study
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Hilbert, Jorge Antonio
Galbusera, Sebastián
Galligani, Sofía
author Hilbert, Jorge Antonio
author_facet Hilbert, Jorge Antonio
Galbusera, Sebastián
Galligani, Sofía
author_role author
author2 Galbusera, Sebastián
Galligani, Sofía
author2_role author
author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Biocarburante
Biodiesel
Balance de Energía
Políticas Públicas
Soja
Producción
Argentina
Biofuels
Energy Balance
Public Policies
Soybeans
Production
topic Biocarburante
Biodiesel
Balance de Energía
Políticas Públicas
Soja
Producción
Argentina
Biofuels
Energy Balance
Public Policies
Soybeans
Production
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Soybean production is immersed within a productive system that cannot be analyzed on its own. A number of political and market factors, both nationally and internationally, explain the development and growth of soybean production throughout the globe. In the case of Argentina, the evolution of the agricultural system of soybean production has been characterized by continuous technological improvement. This has changed the whole agricultural system and set the base for societies growing demands for environmental and socially responsible goods. An advancement of regulatory context has allowed a better control of the future development of land usage. In Argentina’s case the Law of minimum budget (Law on Conservation of Native Forest) is an example towards that direction. The Argentinean soy industry is one of the most dynamic economic sectors of the country, generating almost 30% of the external currencies income due to exports and representing almost 30% of GDP from the agro-industrial sector. Argentina is the world’s leading exporter in soybean oil, soy meal and soy biodiesel and the third one in soybeans. The future expansion of this industry in the country is heavily dependent on internal and external changes in policies and is thus uncertain. A complete LCA study following EU procedures were performed. Several studies have been carried over in order to clerarly calculate according to international methodologies the GHG emitions of Argentine biodiesel. Since the country has different agroecosystems and distances from the ports can be very different complete research studies were carried over on different regions of the country With respect to GHG emissions (Kg CO2 eq/km), at a global level it could be said that The scenario that showed more GHG emissions was South East of Bs.As. (0,0447 Kg CO2 eq/km). Comparatively and percentage with conventional diesel, its reductions of GHG emissions were of 75,5 %. Recent studies over very precise figures from farm to port on regional plants gave reduction percentages over 70 %.
Instituto de Ingeniería Rural
Fil: Hilbert, Jorge Antonio. Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria (INTA). Instituto de Ingeniería Rural; Argentina
Fil: Galbusera, Sebastián. Ministerio de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sustentable de la Nación. Dirección de Cambio Climático; Argentina
Fil: Galligani, Sofía. Ministerio de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación de la Nación. Unidad Gabinete de Asesores; Argentina
description Soybean production is immersed within a productive system that cannot be analyzed on its own. A number of political and market factors, both nationally and internationally, explain the development and growth of soybean production throughout the globe. In the case of Argentina, the evolution of the agricultural system of soybean production has been characterized by continuous technological improvement. This has changed the whole agricultural system and set the base for societies growing demands for environmental and socially responsible goods. An advancement of regulatory context has allowed a better control of the future development of land usage. In Argentina’s case the Law of minimum budget (Law on Conservation of Native Forest) is an example towards that direction. The Argentinean soy industry is one of the most dynamic economic sectors of the country, generating almost 30% of the external currencies income due to exports and representing almost 30% of GDP from the agro-industrial sector. Argentina is the world’s leading exporter in soybean oil, soy meal and soy biodiesel and the third one in soybeans. The future expansion of this industry in the country is heavily dependent on internal and external changes in policies and is thus uncertain. A complete LCA study following EU procedures were performed. Several studies have been carried over in order to clerarly calculate according to international methodologies the GHG emitions of Argentine biodiesel. Since the country has different agroecosystems and distances from the ports can be very different complete research studies were carried over on different regions of the country With respect to GHG emissions (Kg CO2 eq/km), at a global level it could be said that The scenario that showed more GHG emissions was South East of Bs.As. (0,0447 Kg CO2 eq/km). Comparatively and percentage with conventional diesel, its reductions of GHG emissions were of 75,5 %. Recent studies over very precise figures from farm to port on regional plants gave reduction percentages over 70 %.
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