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U.S. Department of Commerce International Trade Administration Industry & Analysis (I&A) U.S. Department of Commerce
A Partner for Ethanol Export
Promotion Kenneth Hyatt Deputy Under Secretary for International Trade
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Clean Energy: A Global Opportunity The Paris climate change agreement
• Sets the stage for a global solution to a truly global problem • Sends a strong signal that the future will be shaped by clean, sustainable technologies
to meet our energy needs • Demand is global • Challenges: the openness of markets, the ability of buyers to get financing, and the
ability of U.S. companies to compete fairly with foreign and domestic competitors
Countries around the world are seeking solutions and investing in technologies to meet energy and environmental goals
U.S. firms can and should provide these solutions and technologies
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The International Trade Administration: Your Partner to Access Global Opportunities
ITA helps:
• Promote U.S. exports
– Provide actionable data and information to U.S. businesses
– Connect U.S. companies to buyers and partners
– Advocate with foreign governments for U.S. companies
• Open markets globally
– Negotiate and implement trade agreements
– Engage foreign governments to address barriers to trade
• Increase foreign direct investment
– Provide tailored assistance to investors and support to states and localities
• Enforce U.S. trade laws and international trade agreements
Enforce U.S. antidumping and countervailing duty trade remedy laws
Ensure compliance with trade agreements
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U.S. Ethanol Exports 2015 Top 12 Destinations
RANK COUNTRY 2015 Exports
(Liters)
1 Canada 836,338,000
2 Brazil 440,350,000
3 Philippines 270,273,000
4 China 266,848,000
5 Korea 218,048,000
6 India 176,984,000
7 Netherlands 127,962,000
8 Oman 124,165,000
9 Mexico 116,180,000
10 Peru 104,027,000
11 United Arab Emirates 98,058,000
12 Tunisia 97,962,000
World Total 3,022,576,000
Source: US Census data
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Target Markets at the National Ethanol Conference Selected based on ITA Analysis from the Renewable Fuels Top Markets Report
http://trade.gov/topmarkets
• Brazil • Philippines • China • India • Mexico
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Renewable Fuels Top Markets Report To be updated in 2016
• Sectors covered: Fuel Ethanol & Biomass Wood Pellets • In-depth case studies for selected countries • Rankings for export potential divided into “Strong
Prospects,” “Less Certain Export Growth” and “Significant Obstacles”
• Strategic Partnership with Platts in 2016: Provide key market data and insights for the Top
Markets Report Disseminate this analysis to U.S. exporters
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Export Trends, 2012-2015
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U.S. Fuel Ethanol Exports - NEC Target Markets (Thousand Liters)
Brazil Philippines China India Mexico
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Export Trends, 2012-2015
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Additional Markets
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Netherlands Peru
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U.S. Fuel Ethanol Exports (Thousand Liters)
Middle East Markets
Oman UAE Tunisia
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International Buyers Program (IBP)
http://export.gov/ibp
• A joint government-industry effort focusing on business-to-business (B2B) matchmaking for U.S. exporters exhibiting/attending major industry trade shows/conferences
• Offering the IBP for the first time at the National Ethanol
Conference in 2016 • Five countries, 37 buyers, 150+ meetings scheduled
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Special Features of the IBP at the National Ethanol Conference
Services for U.S. Exporters
• Exporter Interest Directory • B2B Matchmaking Meetings • Market-Specific Export Counseling at the
“International Trade Center” - Brazil – Igly Serafim - Mexico – Claudia Salgado - Philippines – Thess Sula
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Thank you and good luck with the meetings today!
IBP Team – ITA Cora Dickson Office of Energy and Environmental Industries [email protected] (202) 482-6083 Glen Roberts Director, Fresno & Bakersfield Offices [email protected] (559) 348-9859
