CASTILLA-LA MANCHA BIO-ECONOMY REGION PROJECT

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CASTILLA-LA MANCHA BIO-ECONOMY REGION PROJECT

Europe Challenge: Demonstration scale Lab Scale Demonstration Scale Biorefinery Mature Biorefinery Source: Bio-Based Industries Consortium

CLaMber Plant Target PLACING CASTILLA-LA MANCHA IN THE CENTER OF THE NEW EUROPEAN STRATEGY FOR BIOECONOMY

Biomass availability in Castilla-La Mancha AGECAM WASTE BIOMASS AVAILABLE FOR ENERGY RECOVERY AGRICULTURAL FOREST WOOD INDUSTRY BIOMASS HERBACEOUS WOODY FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY t/year Cereal straw 649.939 Stem and cob corn 221.908 Waste of sunflower fields 258.473 Subtotal 1.130.320 Vine pruning 621.437 Olive pruning 354.982 Fruit pruning 60.172 Vine grubbing up 109.807 Subtotal 1.146.398 Firewoods, branches, etc. 121.416 Subtotal 121.416 Sawmill 66.895,50 Boards 3.524,60 Construction 115.945,59 Containers 8.961,50 Others and bobber 2.628,80 Furniture 49.973,20 Subtotal 247.929,19 Brewers 25.000 Grape pomace 105.000 Olive pomace 38.000 Subtotal 168.000 TOTAL 2.814.063,19

Biomass availability in Castilla-La Mancha PROBIOGAS, 2011 WASTE BIOMASS AVAILABLE FOR DIGESTION WASTE t/year WASTE t/year Pig manure 1.545.616 Nonconforming fruits 1.325 Cow manure 890.133 Vegetable transformation 28.471 Poultry manure 618.835 Tuber transformation 379 Other species manure 1.043.121 Citric transformation 0 Slaughterhouse raw material 81.293 Fruit transformation 1.078 Poultry Slaughterhouse raw material 14.829 Brewer 97.290 Housing raw material 27.876 Alperujo 2Phases 235.240 Meat and bone meal 0 Alpechín 3Phases 52.038 WWTP sludge meat 15.799 Vine raw material 414.180 WWTP sludge dairy 10.989 Cider raw material 0 Whey 478.598 Sugar raw material 77.091 Dairy raw material 1.190 Cereal straw 3.447.943 Fish raw material 27 Sludges IWWTP Vegetable Transf. 3.734 WWTP sludge fish 22 Energetic crops 5.660 Surplus vegetables 4.146 Glycerin 23.780 Surplus citrics 0 Raw material DDGS (bioethanol) 16.130 Surplus fruit 56 Raw material beet pulp (bioethanol) 0 Nonconforming vegetables 83.336 Wholesale 34.281 Nonconforming tubers 4.768 Bars and Restaurants 26.870 Nonconforming citrics 0 Hotels 2.098 TOTAL: 9.288.222 t/year

First action involved in the CLaMber Project CONSTRUCTION OF A DEMONSTRATION SCALE BIOREFINERY INTEGRAL MODULAR FLEXIBLE INNOVATIVE 1 t dry material per day SERVICES: RENTAL OF FACILITIES PROCUREMENT OF R&D PROJECTS PROCESS OPTIMIZATION, DEVELOPMENT OF NEW BIOPRODUCTS, SCALE-UP EXPERIMENTS, COST REDUCTION, ETC. PARTNER FOR COMPETITIVE FUNDINGS (RTO) TRAINING IN BIOTECHNOLOGY

Front view of the Plant

CLaMber Biomass BIOMASS LIGNOCELLULOSIC SUGARED/STARCHY RESIDUAL MIX Lignocellulosic crops Sugared crops Manures Whey OFMSW Grape marcs and lees Herbaceous agricultural wastes Starchy crops WWTP Sludges Alperujo Woody agricultural wastes Slaughterhouse wastes High loading WW (vinasse, alpechin), etc.)

General distribution Up-stream Unit Mid-stream Unit Down-stream Unit Anaerobic digestion Unit Utilities Waste Management Unit

Biorefinery units UP-STREAM Objective: Conditioning and pretreatment of herbaceous and woody biomass in order to do a conversion of biomass in a fermentable carbon source Equipment Overview: Solid biomass storage (4 x 35 m 3 ) Mills for herbaceous and woody biomass (200 kg/h) Extractor with vapour (3 m 3 ) Two-step Steam Explosion Reactor (400 l, up to 21 barg) Solid/liquid separators (15 m 3 /h)

Up-stream

Biorefinery units MID-STREAM Objective: Fermenting or biotransform the carbon source generated in upstream into different bioproducts (bioplastics, biofuels, building blocks, etc.) Equipment overview: Microbiology laboratory for micro management (starters, inoculants, etc.) Reactors for hydrolysis and anaerobic and aerobic fermentation: 2 x 3 l, 2 x 30 l, 1 x 300 l, 1 x 3000 l and 1 x 20000 l Systems for sterilization, substrate preparation, addition of sterile reactants, cleaning in place, and other utilities

Mid-stream

Biorefinery units DOWN-STREAM Objective: Purification and concentration of the fermentation product of interest Equipment overview: Harvesting tanks with capacity to act as a extractor: 1 x 10000 l (ATEX), 1 x 10000 l (No ATEX), 1 x 1500 l (ATEX) and 1 x 1500 l (No ATEX) Microfiltration system (1 m 3 /h) Centrifugation system (1,5 m 3 /h) (ATEX)

Down-stream

Biorefinery units ANAEROBIC DIGESTION Objective: It is a modular and transportable pilot plant (400 l/d) for experiments of anaerobic digestion and codigestion of solid and liquid organic biomass to obtain biogas, VFA or biofertilizers. Equipment overview: Liquid storage tank (20 m 3 ) Solid storage hopper (10 m 3 ) Pasteurization tank (1 m 3 ) Homogenization Tank (3 m 3 ) Digester (11 m 3 ) Digestate tank (5 m 3 ) Gasometer (10 m 3 )

Anaerobic digestion

Utilities

Wastewater treatment

Process Control

Second action involved in the CLaMber Project Issuance of a Pre-commercial Public Procurement (PPP) (8,6 Millions ) for conducting innovative R&D projects aimed at: SELECTION OF OPTIMAL RAW MATERIALS IMPROVEMENT OR DEVELOPMENT OF NEW BIOPROCESS Toma de muestra RPMC Toma de muestra DEVELOPMENT OF NEW BIOPRODUCTS RPMC Toma de muestra RPMC SOCIOECONOMIC RESEARCH, NEW BUSINESS MODELS, LOGISTIC AND OTHER TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGES biogás biogás biogás V-2 V-1 TI V-5 V-4 TI V-8 V-7 TI Colector Biogás C-2 Colector Biogás C-4 Colector Biogás C-6 Baño Criostatizado Baño Termostatizado R-1 R-2 R-3 V-3 Vaciado de reactor V-6 Vaciado de reactor V-9 Vaciado de reactor G-1 G-2 G-3 G-4 G-5 G-6 Alimentación Colector Alimentación Colector Alimentación Colector Residuo Residuo tratado Residuo Residuo tratado Residuo Residuo tratado A-1 C-1 A-2 C-3 A-3 C-5

Tender winners TENDER LOT LOT NAME WINNER LIGNOCELLULOSIC 1 WOODY WASTES F.U. ALCALÁ 2 HERBACEOUS WASTES NEOL BIOPOLIS 3 LIGNOCELLULOSIC CROPS NEOL 4 LIGNIN NATAC OILY - OILY CROPS CAMELINA COMPANY AGRIFOOD NO AGRIFOOD 1 WINERY WASTES NATAC AINIA 2 ALPERUJO INNOVAOLEO 3 WHEY BIOPOLIS 4 SLAUGHTERHOUSE WASTES BIOGAS FUEL CELL 5 HIGH ORGANIC LOADING ALVINESA WASTEWATERS BIOMASA PENINSULAR 1 LIVESTOCK WASTES AINIA PURINES ALMAZÁN 2 OFMSW BIOMASA PENINSULAR 3 WWTP SLUDGES AINIA 4 GLICERIN TECNALIA 5 NON ENERGETIC BIOGAS BIOPOLIS

BIO-BASED INDUSTRIES Joint Undertaking www.bbi-europe.eu DEMONSTRATION OF AN INTEGRATED INNOVATIVE BIOREFINERY FOR THE TRANSFORMATION OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE (MSW) INTO NEW BIOBASED PRODUCTS Total budget 15 M Jun 2017 Jun 2021

An interregional cooperation project to share expertise about circular economy models and best available technologies of biological streams between other european regions. DEVELOPED BY THE DEPUTY REGIONAL MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT OF CASTILLA- LA MANCHA. The policy instrument that Castilla-La Mancha expects to improve with this project is the ERDF Regional Operational Programme.

THANK YOU CLAMBER: Javier Mena Sanz (javier.mena@geacam.com): http://clamber.castillalamancha.es/ BIOREGIO: Silvia Nieto Sevillano (snieto@jccm.es): http://www.castillalamancha.es/node/245032