BIO BASED INDUSTRIES JU LA VISIONE INDUSTRIALE DEL BIC CONSORTIUM. Stefania Pescarolo Biochemtex Gruppo Mossi e Ghisolfi BIC Board member

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1 BIO BASED INDUSTRIES JU LA VISIONE INDUSTRIALE DEL BIC CONSORTIUM Stefania Pescarolo Biochemtex Gruppo Mossi e Ghisolfi BIC Board member Roma, 20 aprile 2017

2 THE BIO-BASED INDUSTRIES CONSORTIUM

3 BIC s mission and activities To build new bio-based value chains by developing new biorefining technologies, optimising feedstock use and creating a favourable business and policy climate to accelerate market acceptance of bio-based products Bio-based Industries Consortium (BIC) established in The Bio-based Industries Joint Undertaking (BBI JU) was officially established under EU Council Regulation No. 560/2014 of 6 May It is an independent legal entity that manages the publicprivate partnership (PPP) between the European Commission and the Bio-based Industries Consortium (BIC). Activities: Set up and update the BBI s Strategic Innovation and Research Agenda (SIRA) Lead the writing of the Annual Work Plans with topics for the Calls for Proposals Mobilise stakeholders: industry (large and SME), research organisations, universities, regions and relevant stakeholders across Europe Assist members gaining better access to European financial instruments Create awareness. At regional level: MoU with ERRIN, Vanguard Initiative, Polish regions,

4 Our members 76 Full members (active in bio-based sector) 31 Large industries 29 SMEs 16 SME Clusters (representing 110 SMEs) Several industrial sectors covered Agriculture & Agri-food Forestry & Pulp and Paper Technology providers Chemicals & materials Energy & Biofuel 162 Associate members (interested in BIC activities) Universities, RTOs, European associations & organisations, Technology Platforms (ETPs), Public institutions, Regions, Private bank,

5 Why a JTI with the EC To de-risk an emerging industry through: A clear framework that brings clarity for activities & investments Long term stability and predictability A joint approach, across sectors, across Member States Joint financial commitment and a jointly defined programme, that will unite parties that would otherwise find these activities too risky for an individual sector/company Leverage further investments Industry driven and therefore result and market-oriented

6 BBI JU: Budget 975 M 975 M M = TOTAL 3705 M (about 75% from BIC) Call for Proposals (in cash and in kind) Additional Activities

7 Focus: the entire value chain Feedstock Fostering a sustainable biomass supply and building new value chains (biomass and agrowaste from agro-based industries; forest-based industries; from aquatic-based industries; biowaste and CO2) BIOREFINERIES Optimising efficient processing through R&D and upscaling in large-scale demo/flagship biorefineries Markets, products and policies Developing markets for (new) bio-based products and optimising policy frameworks (Bio-based chemicals, plastic, material, packaging; Specialties; Textile; Food ingredients; Advanced biofuel

8 Societal challenge Integration challenge Actions in annual work plans Innovation challenge Research and Innovation Actions: TRL 4-5 Innovation Actions Demonstration: TRL 6-7 Innovation Actions Flagship: TRL 8

9 Steps towards an annual work plan Involved in the various steps: BIC members EC SC & SRG BBI BBI JU Office Specific challenges Topics for the AWP RIA-IA-CSA Budget 'Reality check BIC members commitment (financial + proposal) Pre-final Approval process with BIC GA Final Written procedure with BBI GB Priority Paper Broad challenges Feb April May June July Sept Oct Nov Dec

10 2G Ethanol Technology development timeline (M&G PROESA TM) TRL5 TRL 7 Medium scale prototype Demo scale Scouting of Technologies Generation of key inventions Proof of UNIT OPERATION in the labs Crescentino Italy Pilot plant (20 kton cellulosic construction & start ethanol plant up (Jun 2009) operation) Pilot Plant operation and data gathering Test of Plant flexibility using multiple biomasses > 130 times scale-up FLAGSHIP PLANT 55 kton bioethanol - Slovakia TRL 8 Flagship

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