The Biobased Industries Joint Undertaking: contributing to build a Bioeconomy innovation system Bioeconomy Congress EBCL 2018

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1 The Biobased Industries Joint Undertaking: contributing to build a Bioeconomy innovation system Bioeconomy Congress EBCL th September, Lodz Paloma Mallorquin BBI JU Project Officer

2 BBI JU was part of EU Bioeconomy strategy in 2012 Public-Private Partnership (PPP) between European Commission & BIC (Bio-based Industries Consortium) BBI JU Budget: 3.7 bn (25% EU - 75% BIC) Support R&I programme in Bio-based industries Expected leverage effect: 2.8 European public-private partnership (ippp) aims at: De-risk investments Reach critical mass Organize the value chains

3 BBI JU objectives Develop sustainable and competitive bio-based industries in Europe, based on advanced biorefineries that source their biomass sustainably. How? By, 1. Demonstrating new technologies 2. Developing business models 3. Set-up flagship biorefinery plants

4 Expected impact for Europe by 2030* Replace 25% of oil-based chemicals 10 times more bio-based materials Increase biomass supply by 20% Increase by 25% mobilisation of unused sources Develop potential of agro-food waste & forestry residues Diversify and grow farmers revenues Create 700,000 jobs 80% in rural areas Reduce EU s dependency on import of fossil raw materials, protein (- 50%) and P K (- 25%) Average 50% GHG emission reduction SIRA 2017 and impact assessment 2012

5 BBI JU Mission Implement under Horizon 2020 rules, the Strategic Innovation and Research Agenda (SIRA) developed by the European Biobased industry (BIC) and endorsed by the EC

6 Participation & funding rates per action Type of participant RIA IA Demo - Flag Large Industries / 70% / CSA SMEs 100% 70% 100% Universities 100% 100% 100% RTOs non profit, legal entities 100% 100% 100% Duration 3 5 years 4 5 years 1 3 years

7 BBI JU Calls overview Call 2014 Call 2015 Call 2016 Call 2017 Call 2018 Call 2019 Call BBI JU achievements Call 2014: 10 running projects: 1 Flagship, 2 Demo, 7 RIAs Call 2015 : 26 running projects: 3 Flagships, 9 Demo, 11 RIA, 3 CSA Call 2016 : 29 running projects: 2 Flagships, 9 Demo, 15 RIA, 3 CSA Call 2017 : 17 running projects: 1 Flagships, 4 Demo, 10 RIA, 2 CSA 82 running projects beneficiaries - EUR 498,923,016.37

8 BBI JU Calls overview 24 September M Call projects ongoing Reporting 100 M Call (FLAG) 3 projects ongoing Reporting 106 M Call (RIA-DEMO-CSA) 23 projects ongoing Reporting M Call 2016 GAP 29 proposals 29 projects ongoing Reporting 81 M Call 2017 EvaluationGAP 17 proposals 17 projects 115 M 15 Dec 2017 Inform applicants 8 May 2018 Call 2018 Topics (Dec) Publication (Apr) Evaluation (Oct) Results (Dec) GAP

9 BBI JU project portfolio: geographical coverage IA 9

10 SME beneficiaries Geographical distribution Wide geographical coverage: majority of MS have SMEs participation Intense mobilisation in Western Europe: DE, BE, FR, AT, CH, NL, UK as well as in certain countries in the Mediterranean Region ES DE NL IT BE UK FR AT PT FI CH DK HR IE SE PL NO HU EL SK RO SI TR IS FO LT CY RS

11 Polish participants in BBI JU Calls Project Acronym BIOPEN BIOMOTIVE BIOMOTIVE BIOMOTIVE BIOMOTIVE BIOMOTIVE Dendromass4Europe ECOXY REFUCOAT HYPERBIOCOAT TECH4EFFECT Participant Legal Name STOWARZYSZENIE ZACHODNIOPOMORSKI KLASTER CHEMICZNY ZIELONA CHEMIA SELENA LABS SPOLKA Z OGRANICZONA ODPOWIEDZIALNOSCIA INSTYTUT CIEZKIEJ SYNTEZY ORGANICZNEJ BLACHOWNIA E-OFFICE7 SPOLKA Z OGRANICZONA ODPOWIEDZIALNOSCIA LEDA POLYMER SP ZOO INTAP TOBIK SPOLKA JAWNA PULPACK SPOLKA Z ORGANICZONA ODPOWIEDZIALNOSCIA SPOLKA KOMANDYTOWA BERGAMO TECNOLOGIE SPZOO UNILEVER POLSKA SPOLKA Z OGRANICZONA ODPOWIEDZIALNOSCIA UNILEVER POLSKA SPOLKA Z OGRANICZONA ODPOWIEDZIALNOSCIA SZKOLA GLOWNA GOSPODARSTWA WIEJSKIEGO

12 Call 2019 tentative timing Dec 2018 Apr Sept Oct- Nov Dec 2019 Publication of topic texts Call opens, BBI JU Infoday Call closes Proposal evaluation Evaluation results

13 BIOMOTIVE Demonstration project Coordinator - Selena Labs (Wroclaw, PL) BIOMOTIVE aims to validate, on an industrial scale: the bio-based polymers in producing interior fascia or door handles of cars, the foams for production of bio-based seats and the regenerated fibre for producing bio-based textile for covering vehicles seats. Benefits: reduce primary energy consumption and GHG emission improve the recyclability of the end-of-life bio-products through eco-design strategies create new jobs in the bio-based, green chemistry sectors and agricultural sectors

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