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Dataset for Biorefinery-specific feedstock price variability, Part 1: Corn stover
Abstract
This dataset was utilized in a report to highlight parameters that affect near-term sustainable supply of corn stover and forest resources at $56 and $74 per dry ton delivered. While the report focus is restricted to 2018, the modeling runs are available from 2016-2022. In the 2016 Billion-ton Report (BT16), two stover cases were presented. In this dataset, we vary technical levels of those assumptions to measure stover supply response and to evaluate the major determinants of stover supply. In each of these cases, the supply is modeled first at the farmgate at prices up to $80 per dry ton for five deterministic scenarios. Building on this dataset, a supplementary dataset of delivered supply was modeled for 800k dry ton per year capacity facilities in two facility siting approaches. Results were summarized across delivered supply curves for twelve scenarios. The resulting supply curves are highly elastic, resulting in a range of potential supplies across scenarios at specified prices. Interactive visualization of these data allows exploration into any specified nth plant supply sensitivity to key variables and spatial distribution of stover resources. The analysis is economic supply risk and doesn’t account for disruptions from competing demands, namely livestock feed and beddingmore »
- Publication Date:
- DOE Contract Number:
- DE-AC05-00OR22725
- Research Org.:
- Oak Ridge National Lab. (ORNL), Oak Ridge, TN (United States)
- Sponsoring Org.:
- USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE), Transportation Office. Bioenergy Technologies Office
- Subject:
- Agricultural residues, biomass resources, 2018, biorefinery
- Keywords:
- Agricultural residues, biomass resources, 2018, biorefinery
- OSTI Identifier:
- 1467581
- DOI:
- https://doi.org/10.11578/1467581
Citation Formats
Davis, Maggie, Eaton, Laurence, and Langholtz, Matthew. Dataset for Biorefinery-specific feedstock price variability, Part 1: Corn stover. United States: N. p., 2018.
Web. doi:10.11578/1467581.
Davis, Maggie, Eaton, Laurence, & Langholtz, Matthew. Dataset for Biorefinery-specific feedstock price variability, Part 1: Corn stover. United States. doi:https://doi.org/10.11578/1467581
Davis, Maggie, Eaton, Laurence, and Langholtz, Matthew. 2018.
"Dataset for Biorefinery-specific feedstock price variability, Part 1: Corn stover". United States. doi:https://doi.org/10.11578/1467581. https://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/1467581. Pub date:Mon Jan 01 00:00:00 EST 2018
@article{osti_1467581,
title = {Dataset for Biorefinery-specific feedstock price variability, Part 1: Corn stover},
author = {Davis, Maggie and Eaton, Laurence and Langholtz, Matthew},
abstractNote = {This dataset was utilized in a report to highlight parameters that affect near-term sustainable supply of corn stover and forest resources at $56 and $74 per dry ton delivered. While the report focus is restricted to 2018, the modeling runs are available from 2016-2022. In the 2016 Billion-ton Report (BT16), two stover cases were presented. In this dataset, we vary technical levels of those assumptions to measure stover supply response and to evaluate the major determinants of stover supply. In each of these cases, the supply is modeled first at the farmgate at prices up to $80 per dry ton for five deterministic scenarios. Building on this dataset, a supplementary dataset of delivered supply was modeled for 800k dry ton per year capacity facilities in two facility siting approaches. Results were summarized across delivered supply curves for twelve scenarios. The resulting supply curves are highly elastic, resulting in a range of potential supplies across scenarios at specified prices. Interactive visualization of these data allows exploration into any specified nth plant supply sensitivity to key variables and spatial distribution of stover resources. The analysis is economic supply risk and doesn’t account for disruptions from competing demands, namely livestock feed and bedding markets. Scenario ending in _BC3080 is a reference scenario consistent with BT16 Basecase (BC1), but with corn stover price isolation. Scenario ending in _OHB080 includes high operational efficiency constraints for corn stover. Scenario ending in _OLB080 includes low operational efficiency constraints for corn stover. Scenario ending in _PLB080 includes low opportunity cost. Scenario ending in _PHB080 includes high opportunity cost. No Land Rental costs are applied to these scenarios. All scenarios were under an exogenous price simulation using POLYSYS (v2017).},
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