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Christophe Luguel, IAR ALCUE NET/CEPAL 07 0ctober 2015

IAR: Industries & Agro-Ressources

Bioeconomy in France:

Champagne-Ardenne &

Picardie

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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

Hurdles to unlock the potential The EU Bio-Based Economy

Source: Biobased Industries Consortium

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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

The EU Bio-Based Economy

Source: Biobased Industries Consortium

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oA 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.

Picardie & Champagne-Ardenne

Brussels

Paris

IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES Who are we?

A world class cluster on Biobased Economy

A Competitiveness Cluster

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IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES

48%

19%

21%

12% SMEs, Startups

Large companies

Academics

Others

Covering the whole bioeconomy value chain

End-Users

300 members, including large companies, SMEs, start-ups, universities, local authorities throughout France

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IAR : INDUSTRIAL NETWORK Covering the entire Value Chain

Chemical Industry: AIR LIQUIDE ARKEMA BOSTIK CLARIANT CRAY VALLEY NOVANCE/OLEON PCAS RHODIA/SOLVAY SEPPIC SOLVAY…

3 Avantages compétitifs

Agro-Industry: CRISTAL UNION ROQUETTE SICLAE SOFIPROTEOL SOUFFLET TEREOS

Energy Industry: EDF GDF TOTAL VEOLIA…

Biotech & start-ups ALDERYS ALGENICS BIOAMBER BIOMETHODES CELLECTYS DEINOVE ECOSOLUTION FERMENTALG METABOLIC EXPLORER PROTEUS ROOTLINES TECHNOLOGY OMEGA CAT SYSTEM YNSECT…

“Materials” Industries: Transportation

FAURECIA MICHELIN…

Packaging DANONE

Process companies ALFA LAVAL CLEXTRAL GEA EURODIA LEBAS TECHNOLOGIE MAGUIN NOVASEP PROCESSIUM SAIREM SNC LAVALIN…

Ingredients: Food

BONDUEL LESIEUR

Cosmetic L’OREAL

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Our main mission

Connect the different actors of the bioeconomy value chains in order to develop long-term collaborations

IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES

Source: Biobased Industries Consortium

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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, ….

IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES

Education & training Anticipate needs of industry tomorrow

Feedstock Access to biomass, sustainable intensification

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Lab Pilot plant

Industrial demonstration

Logistic & pretreatment

300 members

50% SMEs

192 R&I projects

Total R&I budget: 1.4 bn €

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Biobased products

Biobased feedstock

Agriculture

Markets

biofuels, chemicals, materials, ingredients

A world class cluster dedicated to

biobased products and Biorefinery

BiobasedChemistry

Industrial Biotech

IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES

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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

The EU Bio-Based Economy

Source: Biobased Industries Consortium

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PLATEFORME ECOTOXICOLOGIQUE INERIS Verneuil en Halatte

BIOTFUEL Compiègne

INRA ESTREE MONS Observatoire de l’environnement

P.I.V.E.R.T. Compiègne

ESCOM COMPIEGNE

FUTUROL PROCETHOL 2G Pomacle / Bazancourt

CEBB Pomacle / Bazancourt

B.R.I. Bazancourt

PFMI IMPROVE AMIENS

SINFONI FRD Troyes

CODEM AMIENS

OSIRIS SOUFFLET Nogent sur Seine

OZONIA IPLB Beauvais

172.2 millions € investments

291 direct jobs created 193 planned

An innovative ecosystem to valorise biomass IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES

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3 open Innovation Platforms

An innovative ecosystem to valorise biomass IAR: INDUSTRIES & AGRO-RESSOURCES

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An original Public-Private Partnership with 28 partners

An overall budget of 247 m€ (over 10 years) GENESYS Program: a pre-competitive R&D program (117 m€) BIOGIS Center: a flexible multi-purpose open platform (57 m€) Competitive demonstration projects managed by industrial

partners (target 73 m€ )

A center for students qualification and workers training

P.I.V.E.R.T. The Oilseed Biorefinery of the future

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Open Platform dedicated to sustainable innovation in vegetable proteins

IMPROVE

Funding Partners Develop new added values to vegetable proteins • Solve technological locks • Develop new commercial

products

Objectives

Target Markets • Food • Feed • Cosmetics • Green chemistry

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TEACHING

APPLIED R & D

INDUSTRY

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

An Open Innovation Platform, towards future biorefinery

CRISTAL UNION, CRISTANOL, VIVESCIA,

SICLAE, CHAMTOR,

B.R.I.

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Succinic acid demo plant 3 kt/y

Bioethanol plants

Sugar Refinery Wheat Processing Mill

OUTPUT OUTPUT

Sucrose Glucose

CO2

Ethanol

1000 kt/y

70 kt/y

400 kt/y

500 kt/y

350 Ml/y

H2O

150 kt/y

120 kt/y

H2O, K+

H2O, K+

180 kt/y

250 kt/y

700 kt/y

Biorefinery in France Les Sohettes (Pomacle-Bazancourt, F)

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Biorefinery in France

An industrial reality ! © Champagne-Céréales

More than a concept,

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The French cellulosic bioethanol demonstration project

Other Biorefinery Programs

• 11 partners

• 8 years

• 76.5 m€

• 30 m€ grant from OSEO

Labellized by:

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Institut Français des Matériaux Agro-Sourcés

100 % biobased

paints, coatings and

plastics

2020

3 R&D programs

1st generation biobased

paints, coatings and

plastics

2012

IFMAS

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Objectives

IAR: INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES

o To develop the attractiveness of our territory o To promote our members o To promote our vision of the Biorefinery. o To identify new markets. o To identify new technological opportunities. o To develop Technological Partnerships.

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CONCEPT : IAR do Brasil aims to federate industry and academy key players from Brazil and France who want to work together to boost companies’ competitiveness through innovation in the bioeconomy sector.

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Thank you for your attention

Your Gateway to the French Bioeconomy www.iar-pole.com

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