Sentence examples for feedstock costs from inspiring English sources

With feedstock costs rising, efficient chemical producers gain on inefficient competitors.

BioPET produced estimates that were within 40% of other literature values at low feedstock costs, and within 5% at high feedstock costs.

Given the lower feedstock costs of producers in the Middle East, U.S. producers could sustain significant margin erosion.

CEO Bill Klesse Bill Klesse said its margin were squeezed as prices for refined products fell short of feedstock costs.

NBB's third priority is reducing feedstock costs, which make up 70% to 80% of the cost of biodiesel production.

DuPont bought Houston-based Conoco in 1981 with the notion that it ought to hedge against rising feedstock costs.

The total system cost and the delivered feedstock cost were calculated under demand and supply uncertainties.

Changing the feedstock cost from $0.08/kg to $0.10/kg increased the MESP from $0.65/L to $0.71/L.

The model uses the delivered feedstock cost, energy consumption, and GHG emissions as system performance criteria.

The future development of catalytic olefin technologies would be strongly affected by the market forces and feedstock cost competition.

We model biofuel competition under different feedstock cost development scenarios, assessing what costs and cost developments can be expected for energy crops in Germany and how these feedstock cost developments affect the competitiveness between biofuels.