이상민 한혜성 2018-11-15T08:56:22Z 2018-11-15T08:56:22Z 2008-11 JRD31-5-03 http://repository.krei.re.kr/handle/2018.oak/18924 The purpose of this study is to take a close look at Korea‘s biodiesel developing trends and assess economic feasibility based on benefit-cost analysis. This study finally presents directions to actively promote the biodiesel in Korea. The role of bio-energy is significantly emphasized due to the continuous rise in oil price and environmental problems. According to some researches that have considered various factors such as breed, productivity, production costs and levels of technology, the most feasible bio-ingredients are rape and barley. By means of the benefit-cost analysis, rape has positive values in the net profits when considered with indirect benefits. Also, it is estimated that rape is feasible when produced in place of barley for double-cropping. Soybean is feasible when cultivated in fallow grounds. When all factors are taken into consideration, the government's support has to be continued in order to reduce a burden of production costs at the initial stage of the biofuel's introduction. It is necessary to develop technology to minimize environmental impact and the requirement of grain production to the extent of the existing cultivation system. Moreover, considering the characteristics of each crop and a detailed strategy on each crop for improving productivity and reducing production cost are required. The purpose of this study is to take a close look at Korea‘s biodiesel developing trends and assess economic feasibility based on benefit-cost analysis. This study finally presents directions to actively promote the biodiesel in Korea. The role of bio-energy is significantly emphasized due to the continuous rise in oil price and environmental problems. According to some researches that have considered various factors such as breed, productivity, production costs and levels of technology, the most feasible bio-ingredients are rape and barley. By means of the benefit-cost analysis, rape has positive values in the net profits when considered with indirect benefits. Also, it is estimated that rape is feasible when produced in place of barley for double-cropping. Soybean is feasible when cultivated in fallow grounds. When all factors are taken into consideration, the government's support has to be continued in order to reduce a burden of production costs at the initial stage of the biofuel's introduction. It is necessary to develop technology to minimize environmental impact and the requirement of grain production to the extent of the existing cultivation system. Moreover, considering the characteristics of each crop and a detailed strategy on each crop for improving productivity and reducing production cost are required. Ⅰ. Introduction Ⅱ. Biodiesel Production Ⅲ. Korean Policy Ⅳ. Benefit-cost analysis of biodiesel production in Korea Ⅴ. Conclusions Ⅰ. Introduction Ⅱ. Biodiesel Production Ⅲ. Korean Policy Ⅳ. Benefit-cost analysis of biodiesel production in Korea Ⅴ. Conclusions 한국농촌경제연구원 BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS OF BIODIESEL PRODUCTION IN KOREA BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS OF BIODIESEL PRODUCTION IN KOREA KREI 논문 65 49 Lee, Sangmin Han, Hyesung page. 49 - 65 Biofuels biodiesel cost-benefit analysis Biofuels biodiesel cost-benefit analysis