The Italian Bio-based Industry and Italian participation in the PPP BBI JU R&I opportunities

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1 Public Private Partnership Bio Based Industries JU Giornata nazionale presentazione bando 2017 Roma (CNR), 20 Aprile, 2017 The Italian Bio-based Industry and Italian participation in the PPP BBI JU R&I opportunities Fabio Fava Italian Representative, i) Horizon2020 SC2 Programming Committee; ii) States Representatives Group of Public Private Partnership Biobased Industry (BBI JU); iii) BLUEMED Initiative Strategic Board DICAM, School of Engineering, University of Bologna, Bologna (

2 Bio-based Industry and Bioeconomy Food ingredients Wood processing industry Pulp/Paper Pharma (Bio) Cosmetics Chemical Textile BioEnergy BioFuels Fertilizers, Feed In Europe: about Bil /y and 20 Mil of jobs In Italy: about 254 Bil /y and 1.6 Mil of jobs (3 rd in EU)

3 IT biobased industry (Wood and Pulp & Paper Industry, Biorefinery): main challenges and opportunities Employment Annual Turnover ~ ~ 63 Billion Problems: National wood processing industry based on imported raw material and on the production of medium/low value products; Limited availability of low-cost sustainable non food feedstocks; Limited market for national biobased products where there are products which do not comply to international standards/labeling; Insufficient clarity/transparency in the labeling of bio products; Opportunities: Connect IT wood production with the IT wood processing industry and biorefineries to produce conventional and new/higher added value products; Use as feedstocks the produced organic wastes/byproducts/residues/effluents (in M T/y: 10 from agriculture; 130 from livestocks; 15 from food industry; 11 from wood industry; 6 from municipalities -organic fraction-); Exploit abandoned/marginal lands for producing biomass and re-covert former industrial sites.

4 Italian Biorefineries Regions Regions

5 R&I and actions for a more sustainable and competitive IT biobased industry Renewable resources Bioproduct (commercially available) Developing new products/ processes Scale up Small scale production R&I Knowledge Transformation into commercially available products R&I: improved/new raw materials Non-food crops CO 2, Org.wastes Marine Biomass Collection/treatment R&I: process optimization Bio/Chem integration Process flexibility Downstream LCA /cost analysis Industrial Transfer Spin-off/Start-up policy Partners Integration IPR policy Access Pilot plants Demonstrators Promotion of Bio- Based Products and Processes Policies & regulations Consumer acceptance Education & training

6 The Italian Bioeconomy strategy AVAILABLE AT web site: ultazioni_pubbliche/bioeconomy.html Promoted by Italian Presidency of Council of Ministers and approved by: i) Ministry Economical Development; ii) Ministry Agriculture, Food,Forestry; iii) Ministry Education, University, Research; iv) Ministry Environment, Land, Sea; v) Ministry Economy and Financing vi) Ministry Territorial cohesion vii) Committee Productive Activities, Regions Conference; viii)agency for Territorial Cohesion; ix) IT Technology Clusters Green Chemistry, AgriFood, BlueGrowth.

7 The Italian Bioeconomy strategy: the vision (a) Food ingredients Wood processing industry Pulp/Paper Pharma (Bio) Cosmetics Chemical Textile BioEnergy BioFuels Fertilizers, Feed

8 Parliament Resolution: Jul ; EU adoption of Circular Economy package: Dec 2,2015 The Italian Bioeconomy strategy: the vision (b) Production of feedstocks; Socio-econ. growth in rural/costal areas; Regeneration of abandoned lands/sites Oil, Coal Product design Process efficiency Reuse and Quality products (bio)conversion of by-products/waste to valuable products Recovery of energy & Landfilling After: MacArthur Foundation

9 The Italian Bioeconomy strategy: main objective and priorities Main priorities: a) Improve sustainably the productivity and quality of products of each of the sectors and more efficiently interconnect them, by creating longer and more locally routed value chains, where the actions of public and private stakeholders integrate across all major sectors; b) Exploit national terrestrial/marine biodiversity, ecosystem services and circularity, and regenerate abandoned/marginal lands and former industrial sites; c) Contribute to the growth of bioeconomy in the Mediterranean area via PRIMA and BLUEMED initiatives, for a greener and more productive region, a wider social cohesion and political stability in the area; d) Create: i) a wider and more coherent political commitment, ii) more investments in R&I, spin off/start up, education, training, communication, iii) a better coordination between regional, national and EU stakeholders/policies, iv) a better engagement of a public dialogue, and v) tailored market development actions Objective: Increase Italian Bioeconomy turnover and jobs by 20% by 2030.

10 IT tools for boosting BioBased Industry CLUSTER NAZIONALE BLUE GROWTH Mission & actions: Identification of main regional & national R&I needs and opportunities; Promotion of indentified priorities/needs towards regional, national and EU institutions funding R&I; Promotion participation of public R&I institutions, industry and associations in regional, national and EU agendas/programs for R&I (PON FERS, H2020, BBI JU, JPIs, etc), by reducing fragmentation and duplication, and fostering effective innovation.

11 A Public-Private Partnership on Bio-Based Industries Realising the European Bio-economy Potential Supported by

12 Italian participation in BBI JU calls ( )(a) ITALY

13 Call 2016: Participants in retained Proposals 781 participants in the submitted proposals (10% from EU 13) (174 from IT, 1st EU Country); 327 participants in retained proposals (42, 2nd EU Country) EU EU - 13 AC 5 0 ES IT FR DE BE NL UK FI AT IE PT SE DK EL LU PL HR SK RO HU CY CZ SI LV LT EE MT BG CH NO TR IS RS

14 Call 2014: Country presence in the retained proposals 38 eligible proposals; 10 above the threshold EU-15 EU-13 AC DE NL FI BE IT UK SE ES AT FR SK PT LV LT DK CH IT partners (7) involved in the retained proposals: NOVAMONT, UNIBO, MATRICA, UNITO, FIAT, BARILLA, AEP Polymer Srl. FIRST2RUN (FLAG): coordinated by MATRICA

15 Call Number of participants in the retained proposals 9 eligible proposals, 3 above the threshold. IT partners (2) involved in the retained proposals: BIOCHEMTEX, AGRICONSULTING SPA BIOSKOH (FLAG), coordinated by Biochemtex

16 Call : Participants in retained Proposals 73 eligible proposals, 23 above the threshold. GREENSOLRES (DEMO), coordinated by GFBiochemicals Italy S.p.A IT partners (25) involved in the retained proposals: FVA SAS, UNIBO, CIAOTECH Srl, GFBiochemicals Italy S.p.A. (LEAD, IA), NOVAMONT, LABORATORI ARCHA SRL, ARDAGH GROUP ITALY SRL, BARILLA, CHIESA VIRGINIO, FEMTO ENGINEERING SRL, INSTM, MYCOPLAST, SSICA, CENTRO EUROPEO PER I POLIMERI NANOSTRUTTURATI SCARL, UNINA FEDERICO II, UNIPR, ARTERRA BIOSCIENCE SRL, CENTRO RICERCHE FIAT SCPA, CNR, CONAIBO.

17 Italian participation in BBI JU calls ( )(b) IT - Proposals retained Anno 2014 Anno 2015 Anno 2016 IT Budget retained proposals Anno 2014 Anno 2015 Anno 2016

18 Italian participation in BBI JU calls ( )(c) Types of proposals retained (3 years) JTI-BBI-CSA JTI-BBI-IA-DEMO JTI-BBI-IA-FLAG JTI-BBI-RIA Budget proposals retained (3 years) JTI-BBI-CSA JTI-BBI-IA-DEMO JTI-BBI-IA-FLAG JTI-BBI-RIA

19 Horizon 2020, the EU Commission R&I funding programme (~79 Bil, ) Societal Challenge 2: Food Security, Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry, Marine and Maritime and Inland Water Research and the Bioeconomy (~3.8 Billion, )

20 Societal Challenge 2 (Bioeconomy): ~3.8 Billion, SC2 WP SC2 WP SFS-Sustainable Food Security BG-Blue Growth SFS Sustainable Food Security BG - Blue Growth ISIB- Innovative, Sustainable and Inclusive Bioeconomy Budget:~ 450 M New Success rate (%) Ranking 4th 3rd 2nd RUR Rural Renaissance BE Bio-based innovation for sustainable goods and services Budget: ~ 750 M

21 The IT Bio-Based Industry