3. Feedstock supply assumptions#
This page summarises the TIMES-NZ feedstock supply assumptions used for biofuel and bioenergy supply limits.
3.1. Scenario summary#
Scenario |
Feedstock supply assumption |
TIMES implementation |
|---|---|---|
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Uses the baseyear biofuel supply assumptions. |
Variable feedstocks use Scion’s 2024–2053 regional biomass projections[1] with |
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Uses the higher bioenergy supply assumptions represented by |
Variable feedstocks use |
3.2. Feedstocks covered#
The supply assumptions above apply across the feedstock processes used in the biofuel supply module:
Woody residues and wood supply streams
Agricultural residues
Municipal wood waste and municipal organic waste
Animal manure
Waste oil
Tallow waste
3.3. Detailed assumptions#
Feedstock group |
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Woody residues, agricultural residues, and municipal wood waste |
Derived from Scion’s 2024–2053 regional biomass projections and scaled using |
Derived from the same Scion’s 2024–2053 regional biomass projections and scaled using |
Municipal organic waste ( |
Fixed at 5.035 PJ/year, split 77% North Island and 23% South Island. |
Fixed at 20.14 PJ/year, split 77% North Island and 23% South Island. |
Animal manure ( |
Fixed at 7.56 PJ/year, split 56% North Island and 44% South Island. |
Fixed at 30.24 PJ/year, split 56% North Island and 44% South Island. |
Waste oil ( |
Fixed from 2026 at 0.234 PJ/year, split 77% North Island and 23% South Island. |
Unchanged from |
Tallow waste ( |
Fixed from 2026 at 6.240 PJ/year, with all supply in the South Island. |
Unchanged from |