European policy for Research and Innovation. Opportunities for the steel industry

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1 Content of the presentation European policy for Research and Innovation. Opportunities for the steel industry Enrico Gibellieri ESTEP - European Steel Technology Platform ESTEP, the ETP for steel The EU 2020 strategic challenges EU R&D&I policy: HORIZON 2020 The SPIRE initiative Other opportunities Conclusions industriall Steel Committee - 22 Oct Brussels, October ESTEP: European Steel Technology Platform Among the first ETPs created in Europe Financially supported by the EU steel industry only Focused on Research, Innovation and Technology, with topics linked with EU Societal Challenges Living Strategic Research Agenda( SRA) Wide panel of stakeholders ( Steel industry, Academia, Research and Technology centers, European Commission, Member States representatives, suppliers, clients...) Strong involvement in People activities New web site: 3 The SRA of ESTEP answers the following challenges Development of Safe, clean, energyefficient and cost-effective technologies Reducing the CO 2 emissions directly in steelmaking and indirectly by offering suitable steel solutions Promoting conservation of resources, recovery of wastes and societal value of materials Contributing to the development of Energy sources for the future Attracting and securing highly skilled people 4 Mirror Group Member States B. De Lamberterie Secretary General Organisational & Management Support Organisation Steering Committee Dr Heribert Fischer (TKS) E. Riva (Riva group) E. Gibellieri (EMF/CCMI) Support Group F. Mudry (ArcelorMittal) P.Gimondo ( CSM) Working Groups Implementation group/communication B.De Lamberterie /W. Moonen(Tata Steel) Decision-making level of the Stakeholders Management-level working body Expert-level working groups ECTP SusChem PV Voltaic, FBETP European Platforms with specific Synergies to ESTEP Construction ti ECCS MANUFUTURE WssTP Suschem Processes & products EUnited ESTEP EuMat EPoSS ERTRAC ERRAC EPoSS Transport EUcar Process Innovation Ch.Marique (CRM) Partners Transports O. Hoffmann (TKS) Partners Construction S. Boudjabeur (Tatasteel) Partners Energy P. Gimondo (CSM) Planet J.P Birat (ArcelorMittal) People R.C Meiler (TKS) ZEP PV Voltaic TP Wind Energy People Health & Safety (ETPIS) 5 6 1

2 European Commission : new Innovation and Industrial Policy Important documents have been published, over the past 2 years Need for a new industrial policy, endorsed by the European Council in March 2010, EUROPE 2020, a strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, March 2010, Europe 2020 Flagship Initiative Innovation Union, Oct 2010 Europe 2020 Flagship initiative an industrial policy for the globalisation era, Oct Key Enabling Technologies, February 2011 Energy Efficiency plan 2011, March 2011 and Energy Roadmap 2050, Oct 2011 Roadmap to a Resource Efficient Europe, September 2011 Framework programme for Research & Innovation : Horizon 2020, Nov 2011 Proposal for an European Innovation Partnership on Raw Materials, Feb 2012 New trends for the European Research Area To achieve 2020 targets for climate change and energy 20% reduction of GHG vs % of renewable energy sources in the final energy consumption 20% increase of energy efficiency To move towards a low-carbon, knowledge-based economy, when improving our competitiveness To promote MT & LT investments in R&D, with cooperations and public-private partnerships. Steel Committee. Brussels, October 22 Oct The innovation chain in materials indusry The new EU 2020 Strategy Flagship Initiatives Youth on the move A digital agenda for Europe Resource efficient Europe Innovation Union An industrial policy for the globalisation era An agenda for new skills and jobs European platform against poverty Opportunity assessment GO? Feasibility study GO? Solution design Applied R&D Demonstrator 1 st Industrial scale production Deployment Research has to cover the full innovation chain, addressing basic & applied research, industrialization and deployment. Driven by the market needs, this innovation has to bring new «products» into the market. 9 Innovation Partnerships (IPs) Financial instruments Healthy ageing Raw Materials Water efficiency Others. Smart Cities EU and national funding programmes, risk capital & structural funds KETs Policy documents EC Communication (political strategies and specific practical and funded actions) EIT FP7 CSF CIP Life+ EIB Structural Funds Risk Capital National Funding Multi-program funding will be applied Smart Mobility Agricultural sustainability 10 After FP7 HORIZON 2020 Covering current funding over the period for: The 7 th Framework Programme (FP7) for research, technological development and demonstration The Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP) The European Institute for Innovation and Technology (EIT) Autonomous EU body bringing together higher education, research and business to stimulate innovation in Knowledge and Innovation Communities. And strengthening complementarities with the Structural Funds. Major simplifications through a simpler programme architecture and a single set of rules are proposed in this new framework programme HORIZON 2020 will be the new framework programme for Research and Innovation over the period Final Communications published on 30 November The overall budget would be 80 EUR billion, so 50% increase compared to the present period Horizon 2020 Objectives and structure International cooperation Simplified access Tackling Societal Challenges Health, demographic change and wellbeing Food security and the bio-based economy Secure, clean and efficient energy Smart, green and integrated transport Climate action & Resource Efficiency including Raw Materials Inclusive, innovative and secure societies Europe 2020 priorities Shared objectives and principles Common rules, toolkit of funding schemes Industrial Leadership and Competitive Frameworks Leadership in enabling and industrial technologies (ICT, nano, materials, bio, manufacturing, space) Access to risk finance Innovation in SMEs Excellent Science Base European Research Council Future and Emerging Technologies Marie Curie actions on skills, training and career development Research infrastructures Supporting the objectives: European Institute for Innovation and Technology Joint Research Centre European Research Area Dissemination & knowledge transfer 12 2

3 HORIZON 2020: Some highlights - A simpler programme architecture centered on the 3 strategic objectives. - A single set of rules for participation and dissemination, simplifying the terms and procedures, especially for financial rules ( COM ) - A simple evaluation criteria: Excellence-impact- Implementation - For pilots, demonstrators, experimental developments..the grant shall be limited to a maximum of 70% of the total eligible costs. Priorities given to large scale pilots and demonstrators for key technologies. - The «Industrial leadership» pillar will aim at making Europe attractive to invest in research and innovation, in order to build leadership in enabling and industrial technologies. Dedicated support is mentionned for ICT, nanos, advanced materials, biotechnology and advanced manufacturing and processing. A specific chapter on energy-intensive process industries. - «Building on the experience of the PPPs under the Recovery plan, there will be greater scope for establishing such partnerships». Documents COM(2011) 808,809,810,811, 30 Nov Horizon 2020 and process industry Extract from the pillar 2 «Industrial leadership» Steel Committee. 22 Oct HORIZON 2020: Recent events - EIP on raw materials : participation in WP 1 ( pilot &demonstrators). - Creation of a dedicated WG within ESTEP for secondary raw materials( WP1) - Official communication from EC ( 29/02/12) : SWD(2012)27 and COM(2012)82 final. - Consultation process with questionnaire: common answer prepared by ESTEP - EIP water resource: Workshop in April. Water and energy is one of the topics. Water is also included in the SPIRE initiative - EMIRI PPP initiative: Energy Materials Industrial Research Initiative. Towards the creation of a legal entity. Voestalpine, ArcelorMittal,CSM among the funding members. Estep is here as ETP as well.first official meeting with the E. Commission on 25th April, second in September. EMIRI association created on 10th Sep, see next slides - «SPIRE», see specific specific slides - HORIZON 2020: Regular meetings with the EC over the past months - PPP info days: 9 and 10 July First official annoucement for SPIRE - ESTEP is updating at present time its Strategic Research Agenda in order to show the consistency and relevance with Horizon EMIRI: Goals and ambitions -EMIRI s aim is to raise awareness of the needs of the advanced materials sector for sustainable energy applications in the context of the forthcoming Horizon 2020 framework programme. - The backbone of the initiative for sustainable energy will be the SET Plan materials road map published by the Commission in November In addition EMIRI will represent a multi-ket approach as it deals in one way or another in Advanced materials, Nano materials and Photonics. - It will be industry driven in terms of defining the long term strategy and priorities, however it will remain inclusive with respect to all the stakeholders in the sector (ETPs, including ESTEP, Industry Associations, Research associations) - An association EMIRI was founded in Sept 2012 by a core group of leading motivated industrial organisations and companies. For the Steel sector ArcelorMittal, voestalpine, CSM, and Eurofer/ESTEP are members. - EMIRI will explore mechanisms to implement its ambitions. The first of these will be to review together with the stakeholders and the EC the feasibility of creating a PPP that will achieve the goals of EMIRI. This initiative has been presented to the EC officially in April On-going discussion with the EC. 16 EMIRI proposal Societal Advanced Advanced Materials Materials for for Sustainable Sustainable Energy Energy & Clean Clean Air Grand Air Challenges overed by FC JTI Fuel Cells c Fuel Cells co overed by FC JTI oatom support scheme Nuclear Have Euro Nuclear Have Euroa atom support scheme ldings (Has PPP already) Energy Efficient Bui Energy Efficient Build dings (Has PPP already) Fossil Fuel / CCS uel / CCS F Fossil Fu ar lar PV PV So Sola Thermal Thermal Solar Solar W Wind ind cal al Storage Storage Electric Electrica city ty Grid Grid???? Electric Electricit nergy ergy???? Bio Bio En E nversion version (linked (linked to to RES) RES) Catalysts Catalysts for for CO2 CO2 con con Energy Energy Materials Industrial Research Initiative (for bio fuels, hybrids etc) Exhaust gas catalysts Exhaust gas catalysts (f for bio fuels, hybrids etc) catalysts atalysts if if not not in in FC FC JTI) JTI) Green Green H2 H2 production production (ca (c Not included SET Plan Road map Materials Road map to be developed 17 Horizon 2020: next steps Ongoing:Parliament and Council negotiations on Commission Horizon 2020 proposals and EU budget (including overall budget for Horizon 2020) Ongoing: Final calls under 7th Framework Programme for Research to bridge gap towards Horizon 2020 > Dec nd Semester 2012: Public consultations on Horizon 2020 contents and roadmaps ( including SPIRE) Feb 2013: Consolidated roadmap By end 2013: Adoption of legislative acts by Parliament and Council on Horizon /1/2014: Horizon 2020 starts; launch of first calls 18 3

4 Resource & Energy efficiency Partnership Who we are SPIRE Sustainable Process Industry through Resource and Energy Efficiency A proposal for a European public-private Partnership(PPP) dedicated to innovation in resource and energy efficiency and enabled by the process industries The Process industries within the value chain Process Industry Resource & Energy efficiency Partnership Main objectives of the SPIRE initiative : To develop, via research, innovation & knowledge exchange, new solutions to improve resource and energy efficiency in the process industries within a cross sectoral approach To develop solutions that demonstrate the advantages of industrial cooperation To explain and promote the current and future potential of industry in addressing the current challenges of sustainable production, in line with the resource and energy policies. To provide a channel for a broad coalition of industry interests to dialogue with the EU institutions on methods of improving resource and energy use. We propose to create a Public Private Partnership (PPP) to support and manage this initiative. 22 SPIRE: Where we are so far? SPIRE is fully in line with the objectives of Horizon 2020, published on 30 th Nov 2011 : tackling societal challenges and providing industrial leadership and competitiveness The E. Commission supports this initiative and asks us to prepare some elements about the commitment from industry, the research roadmap, and the way of working for this PPP. We hadaa firstofficial meeting withthethe European Commission on 24 th April, with participation of DG Research, Environment, ICT. A Ad hoc Industrial Advisory Group for the SPIRE PPP has been created. A second AIAG meeting held on 5 th June. The SPIRE website created in June. The research roadmap has been published in July. The Association SPIRE created in July. 23 SPIRE: towards a commitment from industry - Global research budget of circa 1 2 billion Euros, of which millions from industry over a 6 years period. Around 120 million for the steel industry, so 20 millions/year. A part could be ongoing activities from the steel companies to be shared within SPIRE. - Elements of expected impact for the process industries have been provided in the research roadmap. - Definition of gouvernance structure for the SPIRE PPP. Setting up a legal entity AISBL on the model of EFFRA. - To compile a PPP multi-annual Roadmap, defining the research contents. - To propose KPIs around resource efficiency ( energy, raw materials, water, waste, recycling ) - All these elements were provided in July

5 SPIRE: creation of a legal entity - As suggested by the E. Commission, there is a need to create a legal entity «A.SPIRE», Association SPIRE. - The statutes, under the Belgian law ( ASBL) have been approved. - 3 categories of membership - Industry members, with 3 subcategories: - Companies belonging to the process industry. 5 Letters of Intent already signed for steel by ArcelorMittal, Tatasteel, TKS-E, Tenaris, voestalpine. AM and TKS-E are founding members. - Companies that have partnership relationship to the process industry. For steel industry CMI and LKAB are here. - Trade associations active in this field. ESTEP/EUROFER is here. - EUROFER (BdL) and TKS-E ( Dr Ferkel) are members of the Board. - Research members. So far the RTOs involved in the roadmap are here. BFI is representing RIES( Research initiative for European Steel). BFI, CSM and Mefos are founding members. CRM is member. - Associate members. Open to other trade associations, NGOs, other. They participate in topics groups and general assembly, but without voting rights. - The association has been officially created on 18th July. 25 A.SPIRE Governance A. SPIRE Office Board of Directors (total up to 19) Industry (15) + Research (4) Chemical 4, Steel, Mechanical, Non ferrous, each 2, Ceramics, Minerals, Cement, Water, SMR each 1 Industry Members (80% of vote) Research Members (20% of vote) Ad-hoc Industrial Advisory Group ( AIAG) Ad hoc Topic Groups Associate Members (no vote) General Assembly 26 SPIRE: founding members - The Association SPIRE was created on 18th July 2012 with a consitent list of founding members - From Industry - BASF, Bayer, Evonik, Repsol Quimica, Solutex, Solvay, Norsk Hydro, CMI, ArcelorMittal, ThyssenKrupp Stahl, LKAB, - From RTOs - VTT, SINTEF, CIRCE, TNO, Tecnalia, VITO, BFI, CRM, CSM, Swerea MEFOS - From Associations - Cefic, EUROFER/ESTEP, Eurometaux, Eunited, Ceramunie, Cembureau, WssTP ( water ETP) - More than 10 other members are already registred, so a total of around 40 members sofar. Research Roadmap: organisation Industry RTO s Associations RTO: Research and Technology Organisation 27 Steel Committee. 228 Oct 2012 Involved RTOs for Spire SPIRE Roadmap Components Energy and Resource Efficiency Energy Feed Cradle-to-cradle Recycle End-of-life Waste Process Markets Applications Products Materials Expertise: L low, M medium, H high RIES: Research initiative for European Steel ( Mefos, CRM, CSM, BFI) 29 Water 30 Steel Committee. 22 Oct

6 Roadmap: Practical Organisation - EC asked SPIRE to write a draft research roadmap for end of June 2012, respecting a formatted table of contents. - Steel industry was represented by RIES members; RIES is the Alliance «Research Initiative for European Steel». These 4 members received support from the ESTEP Working Group 1 and 4 and from an ad-hoc ESTEP taskforce. - B. de Lamberterie ESTEP and Ralph Sievering (BFI) are in the master workgroup. - First draft finalisation on 23rd May. Second draft on 8th June. Final version on 5th July and officially distributed by the EC during the PPP infodays on 9and 10 July. - Public consultation: 22July 30 September : now ended. - See Roadmap: table of contents SPIRE: next steps - Roadmap consolidation in Q rd AIAG meeting with the Commission in November - SPIRE presentation to the next ESTEP mirror group on 7th November - SPIRE 1st general assembly on 20th November 33 EU R&D&I: opportunities - Within Horizon 2020, there is a lot of opportunities for the process industries and equipment suppliers. - Industrial leadership where we are proposing the PPP SPIRE...lead by industry - secure, clean and efficient energy production - Climate change, Resource efficiency( including energy efficiency) and raw materials - To cover the whole innovation chain, with pilots & demonstrators and putting the results on the market - Equipment suppliers could be also involved in tranversal components to be included in all R&D&I initiative, like - Life Cycle Assessment, Life Cycle Thinking - Eco-design ( e.g. industrial furnaces) - Implementation of the energy directive ( e.g. BATs implementation, energy management concept, continuous improvement of energy efficiency...) - Implementation of the Industrial Emissions Directive (EID) with the BATs conclusions - Ensuring the transition to a low-carbon economy 34 BAT conclusions for I&S industry - Covering the upstream steps of productions up to semis with detailed list per units( coke plant, sinter plant, pellet plants, BF, BOF,EAF, casting) - In addition general BAT conclusions - Environmental management - Energy management - Materials management - Residues and wastes - Water and waste water management - Monitoring - Decommissioning - Noise - An overall total of 95 BAT conclusions for the upstream steel production - Directive IED Article Conclusions The ETPs play a key role within the European Research Area, defining SRAs and developing roadmaps in conjunction with the European Commission. The European Commission has launched in 2010 new initiatives for the improvement of research and innovation policy. Innovation has been placed at the heart of the EU 2020 strategy. Horizon 2020 in the name of the next Framework Programme, covering the period Ongoing interactive work of ESTEP with Commission for the preparation of the contents and roadmaps for Horizon 2020 SPIRE is an example of new PPP, like other PPPs, which would be hosted within H The final validations planned for end 2012/begin Brussels, October