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 Biofuels production (levels) are calculated for biodiesel (BIOD) and bioethanol (BIOE). Input data and final initialization values before the consistency models are run are documented on the parameter //p_prepare_biofuelsMS// (see examples below). The results of the consistency models m_bioFitD (BIOD) and m_bioFitE (BIOE) are documented on the parameter //p_biofDatatMS// (see examples below).
+**Example 1: Bioethanol**
+The screenshot demonstrates the input data and final initialization values collected on parameter //p_prepare_biofuelsMS//. The first column of the table indicates the data source, respectively the processing status of the data. Data sources for bioethanol (BIOE) include data from EloBio, DG_Agri, ProdCom, EIA, Engergy_bal and Energy_dem. The second column of the table shows the activity.
+{{coco_biof_3.png?nolink|}}
+The results of the model m_bioFitE (BIOE) are documented on the parameter p_biofDatatMS.
+{{coco_biof_4.png?nolink|}}
+We take soft wheat (SWHE) as an example for biofuel feedstock, and walk through the initialization and consistency model results. From data input (Eurostat and FAO) we received in 2002 an industrial use of 894 1000t, saved on INDi. For production of bio-ethanol 631 1000t were initialized, saved on BIOi. The results of the breakdown by use for bio-ethanol and others industrial use, are saved on BIOF and INDM. BIOE shows the yield of soft wheat for bio-ethanol.
+**Example 2: Biodiesel**
+The first dimension of the reporting parameter //p_prepare_biofuels// shows the data source (processing status).
+The second dimension of the parameter shows the activity.
+{{coco_biof_5.png?nolink|}}