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14.3 Summary of Current Government Support Measures
for Biofuels in Selected Countries/Regions 398
14.4 US Biofuels Production Capacity 402
14.5 Performance Characteristics of Biofuel Crops in Europe 410
14.6 Global Potential Biomass Energy Supply to 2050 415
14.7 Land Requirements for Biofuels Production 416
Chapter 15. Energy for Cooking in Developing Countries
15.1 People Relying on Biomass Resources as their Primary
Fuel for Cooking, 2004 422
15.2 People Relying on Traditional Biomass 431
15.3 Costs and Characteristics of Selected Fuels 434
15.4 Additional Number of People Needing to Gain Access
to Modern Fuels 436
15.5 Purchase Cost of LPG Stoves and Cylinders by Region 439
15.6 Benefits of Cleaner Cooking 440
Chapter 16. Focus on Brazil
16.1 Key Energy Indicators for Brazil 448
16.2 GDP and Population Growth Rates in Brazil in the Reference
Scenario 451
16.3 Primary Energy Demand in the Reference Scenario in Brazil 455
16.4 Primary Energy Demand in the Alternative Policy Scenario
in Brazil 459
16.5 Main Policies and Programmes Considered in the Alternative
Policy Scenario 460
16.6 Change in Total Final Consumption in the Alternative Policy
Scenario in 2030 463
16.7 Major Oilfields Currently in Production in Brazil 467
16.8 Brazil’s Oil Production in the Reference Scenario 468
16.9 Electricity Generation Mix in Brazil in the Reference Scenario 481
List of Boxes
Chapter 1. Key Assumptions
1.1 Improvements to the Modelling Framework in WEO-2006 55
Chapter 2. Global Energy Trends
2.1 Uncertainty Surrounding China’s Energy Trends 69
2.2 Methodology for Projecting Energy Investment 76
2.3 Will Signatories to the Kyoto Protocol Respect
their Greenhouse-Gas Emission-Limitation Commitments? 79
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