Source IPCC SAR WGII 1996 ENERGY PRODUCTION

Source: IPCC SAR WGII, 1996

ENERGY PRODUCTION FROM SUGARCANE PLANTATION- AREA EQUIVALENT TO SOYBEANS CROP - BRAZIL 2002/2020

A spokeswoman for the Mossman Central Mill-Australia said: 1) The Queensland Federal Governments committed more than $10 million to the ethanol pilot plant project earlier this year; 2) Ethanol does not just have the potential to benefit cane growers but the environment and fuel consumers as well. Peter Sheedy - Manager Herbert River District Canegrowers said: 1) An ethanol blend offers a cleaner burning fuel; 2) Ethanol would also cut Australia's dependence on fossil fuel; 3) Ethanol has constantly to be kept on our radar screens. Australian Cane Farmers Association chairman Warren Martin has: 1) Called for an immediate expansion of Australia's ethanol industry; 2) Stated many European countries already have mandatory ethanol-blend fuel; 3) Ethanol may ultimately provide the answer to more environmental issues than just greenhouse gas abatement, " he said; 4) Additionally it will assist Australia to fill its own energy needs and rely less on imports.

INTERNATIONAL RAW SUGAR PRICES - 1995 -1960

GASOLINE PRICES IN ROTERDAN

POTENTIAL C ABATEMENT FROM THE USE OF SUGARCANE FOR FUEL AND ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION - BRAZIL - 13 MILLION HA

POTENTIAL CARBON ABATEMENT PER UNIT OF HARVESTED AREA - SUGARCANE - BRAZIL - 13 MHA

EXTERNAL DEBT IMPACT OF ALCOHOL EXPORTATION BRAZIL 1979/1992