Market Studies from Emerging Energy Research

Our studies provide a thorough balance sheet of emerging energy activities, and dynamic industry analysis designed to guide future competitive investments for developers, technology providers, financiers, utilities, and other emerging energy players. A proprietary analytical framework supported with primary research and intelligence will provide a rich resource of market data, competitive analysis, market share, and market segmentation data.

Global Geothermal Markets and Strategies, 2009-2020 *New Geothermal Study Now Available for Downloading. See Below for Order Information To order Global Geothermal Markets and Strategies, 2009-2020: 1. Download the Table of Contents and Order Form and fax the last page to EER at +1 617-551-8481, 2. Call us at +1 617-551-8480, or 3. Email EER at eersales@emerging-energy.com EER's global geothermal study features market intelligence on the following: Geothermal Market Drivers and Project Hurdles Geothermal Market Forecasts to 2020 Cost Analysis Including Geothermal Capital Costs, Drilling Costs, O&M, Cost Drivers and Renewable Cost Comparisons Competitive Analysis and Strategy Profiles of Leading Utilities, Geothermal IPPs and Developers, Oil and Gas Companies, Turbine Manufacturers, and Drillers Geothermal Rankings: Power Plant Ownership, Project Development Technology Comparison
Contents Order Information Download Study		Order Information Table of Contents and Order Information

Global Carbon Sequestration Markets and Strategies, 2009-2030 Driven by industry and government urgency to preserve coal as part of the global power generation mix, carbon sequestration is poised for significant growth over the next two decades. Globally EER estimates that more than US $17 billion in funding has been earmarked to commercialize CCS. EER’s new study on Carbon Sequestration, has been released in January, analyzes the role of carbon policies in driving sequestration development, evaluates the strategies of oil and gas players, power companies and entrepreneurial upstarts, and measures the sequestration industry’s long-term growth outlook. Click on the following link for the study's Table of Contents and Order Information: Global Carbon Sequestration Markets and Strategies, 2009-2030 Key questions addressed in the study: How is the financial crisis impacting carbon policy and CCS policy development? Which oil and gas companies view sequestration as a long term growth opportunity and how are they positioning to capitalize? How quickly could sequestration scale? What factors are driving growth? How are sequestration regulations evolving in Australia, Canada, Europe and the US? What are the economics of carbon sequestration? What key project hurdles are sequestration developers facing? To order this study, and take advantage of the discount, see the last page for order information. For questions contact eersales@emerging-energy.com
Contents Order Information Download Study Press Releases		Order Information Table of Contents and Order Information

Global IGCC Power Markets and Strategies, 2007-2030 *Study Now Available for Downloading* See Below for Order Information Increasing natural gas price risk, concerns over climate change, and heightened attention to damaging pollutants have driven the development of a substantial global IGCC pipeline in the power sector. Currently, 50 IGCC projects totaling over 25,000 MW have been announced or are in the planning stages worldwide. EER's IGCC market study evaluates the current state of global IGCC project development; identifies strategic and commercial factors that are constraining and accelerating the adoption of IGCC; analyzes how utilities and IPPs are incorporating IGCC into their generation strategies; and forecasts future IGCC growth prospects for the power sector though 2030. Global IGCC Power Markets and Strategies, 2007-2030 answers these key questions and more: What are the economics of IGCC and what is a realistic timeframe for substantial growth? How are policy and regulatory trends impacting IGCC development in the US, Europe, and Asia? How are utilities and IPPs incorporating IGCC into their generation strategies? How has the entrance of major power equipment suppliers accelerated the competitiveness and viability of IGCC for their customers? Will carbon capture alternatives such as oxyfuel and post combustion capture technologies become viable competitors to IGCC? Over 250 pages and 200 exhibits available in a downloadable PDF format. EER's study is comprised of the following sections: Section 1: Executive Summary Section 2: IGCC Power Market Environment Section 3: Global Technology and Cost Hurdles Section 4: Global IGCC Power Markets, 2000-2030 Section 5: Competitive Analysis of IGCC Project Development Section 6: Competitive Analysis of IGCC Power Plant Supply To order Global IGCC Power Markets and Strategies 2007-2030: 1. Download the Table of Contents and Order Form and fax the last page to EER at +1 617-551-8481, 2. Call us at +1 617-551-8480, or 3. Email EER at eersales@emerging-energy.com
Contents Order Information Download Study Press Releases		Order Information Table of Contents and Order Information

Renewable Generation Strategies of Europe's Utilities, 2006 - 2011 While wind power has been the dominant renewable power source added this decade, European utilities are now broadening their search for clean power alternatives to include small hydro and biomass. Other, less commercially-developed technologies, like wave & tidal energy and concentrated solar power (CSP) are entering a critical phase of early stage commercial projects and enjoying increased attention from European utilities. Looking ahead, the scaling of utility ownership of renewable energy will continue to grow rapidly over the next five years, both in terms of increased penetration in existing markets and diversification into new applications and markets. How are utilities prioritizing different renewables technology solutions alongside their traditional business? Which technologies will follow wind as scalable additions to utilities' generation portfolios? Which utilities are most aggressive in leveraging their renewables' experience to enter new markets and broaden their presence? What are the market conditions, policies, and regulations influencing the financial attractiveness of renewable energy investments in Europe? How much do utilities plan to invest in renewable generation over the long term, and how are they executing these investment strategies? This new 270-page market study provides in-depth analysis of major European utility activity, combining bottom-up analysis of utility portfolios by project in wind, biopower, solar, small hydro, geothermal, and ocean energy, with top down evaluation of strategy trends and market growth. Download a free excerpt of the study. EER's assessment of utility value chain positioning, shifts in the generation mix, expansion strategies, and total market potential of new generation technologies underlines the increasing role of renewable technologies in the future of centralized generation. How to Order: To order Renewable Generation Strategies of Europe's Utilities 2006-2011: Download the Table of Contents and Order Form and fax it in to +1 617-551-8481, Call us at +1 617-551-8480, or Email Marcel van Galen at mvangalen@emerging-energy.com
Contents Order Information Download Study Press Releases		Order Information Table of Contents and Order Form Download Excerpt