IAR: Industries & Agro-Ressources

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1 IAR: Industries & Agro-Ressources. Regional investments on Bioeconomy : the case of Champagne-Ardenne region Christophe Luguel, IAR Bioeconomy Investment Summit November 2015

2 The EU Bio-Based Economy Hurdles to unlock the potential Bring all actors / sectors together to build new biobased value chains Invest in R&D, pilot, demonstration and first industrial units Create a favourable policy environment for market deployment Source: Biobased Industries Consortium

3 IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES Who are we? Paris Brussels Picardie & Champagne-Ardenne A Competitiveness Cluster o A Network of companies, education centers, public and private R&D units, on an identified territory, o to support innovation by developing products and technologies, partnerships and creating a favorable environment for innovation. o on a given topic: biomass valorisation within the Biorefinery concept. A world class cluster on Biobased Economy

4 IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES Why in Champagne-Ardenne / Picardie? ITS AGRICULTURAL LAND 3 million ha Major producer of Wheat, Rapeseed, Sugar beet, Barley, Potatoes... 1 st French producer of Sugar beet, Barley, Potatoes, Protein s crop, Alfalfa, Hemp... ITS AGRO-INDUSTRIES 22.5 billion turnover (IAR s agro-industries members) 2.5 billion investment in France in five years. ITS HISTORY 25 years of active policy in favor of Bioeconomy 3500 jobs.

5 IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES Covering the whole bioeconomy value chain 21% 12% SMEs, Startups 19% 48% Large companies Academics Others 300 members, including large companies, SMEs, start-ups, universities, local authorities throughout France End-Users

6 IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES Our main mission Connect the different actors of the bioeconomy value chains in order to develop long-term collaborations Source: Biobased Industries Consortium

7 IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES Strategic working groups Biofuels Lignocellulosic ethanol, BtL, algal biofuels Biochemicals Chemical intermediates, biosolvent, biosurfactants, biolubricants, biobased additives, Biomaterials Bioplastics and biocomposites (vegetal fibres) Bio-Ingredients Food, Feed ingredients, nutraceuticals, bioactives Markets Chemical industries, plastics, transport, automotive, building, packaging, coating, detergents, cosmetics, food, feed,. Education & training Anticipate needs of industry tomorrow Feedstock Access to biomass, sustainable intensification

8 Sustainable Development IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES A world class cluster dedicated to biobased products and Biorefinery Logistic & Agriculture Biobased feedstock pretreatment 300 members 50% SMEs 200 R&I projects Total R&I budget: 1.4 bn Biobased Chemistry Industrial Biotech Lab Pilot plant Industrial demonstration Biobased products biofuels, chemicals, materials, ingredients M a r k e t s

9 The EU Bio-Based Economy Hurdles to unlock the potential Bring all actors / sectors together to build new biobased value chains Invest in R&D, pilot, demonstration and first industrial units Create a favourable policy environment for market deployment Source: Biobased Industries Consortium

10 IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES An innovative ecosystem to valorise biomass OZONIA IPLB Beauvais PFMI IMPROVE AMIENS INRA ESTREE MONS Observatoire de l environnement CEBB Pomacle / Bazancourt ESCOM COMPIEGNE CODEM AMIENS millions investments P.I.V.E.R.T. Compiègne BIOTFUEL Compiègne 291 direct jobs created 193 planned FUTUROL PROCETHOL 2G Pomacle / Bazancourt B.R.I. Bazancourt PLATEFORME ECOTOXICOLOGIQUE INERIS Verneuil en Halatte OSIRIS SINFONI FRD Troyes SOUFFLET Nogent sur Seine

11 B.R.I. An Open Innovation Platform, towards future biorefinery CEBB ARD CRISTAL UNION, CRISTANOL, VIVESCIA, SICLAE, CHAMTOR, Academic Research Centre TRL Enhancement Industries BIOREFINERY RESEARCH AND INNOVATION A center of excellence in biotech teaching, with leading engineering schools An open Biotech platform, from lab-scale to demonstration scale A Technology center welcoming new start-ups

12 Biorefinery in France Les Sohettes (Pomacle-Bazancourt, F) Sugar Refinery 1000 kt/y Wheat Processing Mill 250 kt/y H 2 O, K kt/y H 2 O 400 kt/y H 2 O, K kt/y OUTPUT Sucrose OUTPUT Glucose 500 kt/y Succinic acid demo plant 3 kt/y Bioethanol plants 180 kt/y CO 2 70 kt/y 120 kt/y Ethanol 350 Ml/y

13 Biorefinery in France More than a concept, Champagne-Céréales An industrial reality!

14 IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES Thank you for your attention Your Gateway to the French Bioeconomy