Seminar Circular Economy B NL

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RoyalStateVisitBelgium– TheNetherlands

WorkshopCircular EconomyEindhoven,november30,2016

Program1:11:15Welcome by DouweJanJoustra (moderator)

11:25SRIWGroup (BE),KarlAdams

11:35Greenwin Competitiveness Pole (BE)

11:45Mecatech Competitiveness Pole (BE)

11:55Van Gansewinkel(NL),Florens Slob

Program2:12:05PlanC(BE), Jiska Verhulst

12.15ImpulseBrussels(BE),Naralingom Anthony

12.25Flanders Bio(BE),Willem Dhooge

12:35Brainport Industries(NL),EdwardVoncken

12:45Closing remarks by MrDouweJan Joustra

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Some remarks:10issues

‘it isall-inthe economy,stupid!’Ellen MacArthur Foundation/ McKinsey, 2012

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Circulareconomy:systemsthinking& business...

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FINDINGTHELEVERAGES

SeminarCircular Economy Environment andSmartIndustrial Management

Eindhoven,November 30th,2016

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Circular Economy - NEXT

Creativity - Creative Wallonia

DigitalEconomy – ICT planPlanTIC

SpaceGreen

chemistry&materials

Agro-industry

MechanicalEngineering

LogisticsHealth

Industrial policy inWallonia

Circular Economy inWallonia – Vision&Keywords Funding

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Guidanceis needed Dedicated approach forSME’s

KarlAdams,Vice-President SRIWGroupFrancineTurck– Next programme

[email protected]

© Pôle GreenWin ASBL, 2016Eindhoven, November 30th, 2016

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GreenWin Innovationclusterforchemistry,buildingandenvironment sectors

Circular Economy - EnvironmentandSmart Industrial ManagementSeminar-

Official statevisit totheNetherlands-

Eindhoven,November 30th,2016


• GoalDevelop theindustry inWallonia and expandemployment opportunitieswithinlead markets.

• StrategyInnovationclusters are public-private partnershiptofosterinnovationbysetting upambitiouscollaborative, innovative, market &international-orientedprojects (R&D,training,investment, technology platform)

• MeansConnectthestakeholders, co-fund andsupportthesetting upoftheseprojects,bothatnationalandinternational levels

GreenWin,innovation clusterinWallonia, Innovation accelerator forGreenTechCompanies

http://www.poles.be/


GreenWinina nutshell - Scopeofactivities3 SECTOR S è 9MAIN INNOVA TION AREAS

Axis3Environment

Axis2Construction

Axis1Chemistry

Biobased chemistry

Transformationof CO2

Biotechnologies

SustainableMaterials

Energystorage&eff iciency

Buildingsystems

Wastemanagement

Soil remediation

Water,sludges,air

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Companies

29Largeentreprises118SMEs

Research &training

5universities140univ.departments

16R&DCentersTrainingcentersHighschools

Walloon Government

EconomyResearch

…to2016 :191membersFrom 2011 ….27 founding members

• 800contactsworldwide• 31innovationsprojects (78M€)• 10patentsissued• Nationalnetwork:NEXT,clusters,• Internationalnetworks:→SCOT,LCiP,ECRN,BIC,Vanguard

GreenWinina nutshell - Some figures

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Circular economy :Why is an innovation clusterinterested ?

Sourc e : h ttp ://www.des s inateurdepres s e.c om/

Circulareconomy

NewmarketsChanging businessmodels andvalue

chains

OpenInnovationOpportunitiesTechnical Challenges,NewPartnerships


GreenWin’s methodology toboost newinnovationprojects related tocircular economy

WasteByproducts

PRODUCER USER B2B B2C COLLECT + TREATMENT

OTHER PRODUCER

WasteProduct

ReuseCollect ofinformation- Tonnage- Composition- …

Hurdle

Hurdle

APPLICATIONS

Hurdle

Hurdle

Innovations

Innovations

InnovationsInnovations

Product


Industrial projects supported byGreenwin:3 examples

Acronyme Titre Application

Large

SME

Univ

RC

MINERVE

-shortenthewaste’slifecycleandupgradetheburiedwastetoalternativefuelsolutions,energy andmaterials- Theprojectisbasedona3axismodel:characterization,mineralizationandlandf illmininghttps://vimeo.com/109902674 -(www.greenwinminerve.com)

Energy andnewmaterialsfrom landfills

2 1 2 1

VALICELL

Valorizationofawaste(lignin)andbyproducts(cellulose) of pulpandpaperindustries:extractionof highvaluemoleculestoprovidealternativerecycledmaterialsfornanomaterials

Highaddedvaluebiobasedmolecules

1 1 2 -

REBINDER PVBrecycling (coatings,..) Newmaterials 3 1 3 1

More on www.greenwin.be

Valicell

Minerve

Rebinder


GreenWin’s methodology toboost newinnovationprojects related tocircular economy

WasteByproduct

PRODUCER USER B2B B2C COLLECT + TREATMENT

OTHER PRODUCER

WasteProduct

ReuseMinerve Closethe loop

ValicellUpgrade value chain

RebinderNew Value Chain

LANDFILL

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Thecircular carbon economywith GreenWin: from anEuropean project toaPPP

CO2

CCU Carbon Capture & Utilisation


TheSCOT Project2013-2016International Project FP7

• 5 Regions• 800 stakeholders

SCOT AFFILIATE NETWORK8 clusters/R&D centers/organizations

Coordinator


Wearecreating an EUAssociationdedicated to CO2 Utilisation

15Industries

Contractual andInstitutionalPPPs

(JTIs )

Innovationclusters andRTO

Profess ionalAssociations

Knowledge&Innovation

Communities (KICS

& many more…


Challenges related tocircular economy asseen bytheinnovation clusters(press conference 3/2/16)

1. Identify hurdles

2. Go for innovation and new technologies (pyrolysis, steam explosion,

solvolysis, reactive grinding, …)

3. Encourage SMEs participation

4. Adapt Legislation

5. Build new bridges between sectors and regions

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GreenWin

Thank you

www.greenwin.be

VéroniqueGraffManaging Director

[email protected] asbl - Innovation ClusterWallonia

Rue AugustePiccard,20 (Maison del’Industrie) 6041GosseliesBelgium

1. The clusters objectives

Ø The Walloon Government has created 6 Competitiveness Clusters(See Greenwin presentation)

Objective: to create activity and jobs by innovative projectswith international dimension, based on networks that combine large companies,SMEs, universities, research and competence centers

Ø MecaTech covers the field of mechanical engineering

Ø Scope of mechanical engineering: functional systems and upstraem activities

Ø Many technologies and fields of application

Ø 2 transverse priorities: circular and digital economy

Hybridization of technologies

Networking is not a fashion but an absolute necessity

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2. Exemple of hybridization

UNLIKELY SYNERGIES

PROTON THERAPY

FOR FIGHTING CANCERGIANT TELESCOPES

ATELIERS DE LA MEUSE

2. Exemple of hybridization (continued)

UNLIKELY SYNERGIES:

INTRAOCULAR LENSES FOR

CATARACTSMIRRORS FOR TELESCOPES

MIRAGE PROJECT

3. Main figures (2007- 2016)102 innovative projects, 285 millions € investment (without manufacturing, marketing and sales)

involvingØ44 large companies (participating in projects 96 times)Ø125 SMEs (180) Ø77 university laboratories (160)Ø18 research centers (72)Ø5 high scool (6)Ø3 competencies centers (22)

272 ENTITIES (536 INSTANCES OF PARTICIPATION), NOT INCLUDING SUBCONTRACTORS

4. MecaTech & Circular EconomyWith Next, MecaTech

§ is concerned to introduce Circular Economy in every company (in which circular economy is not the core business). Presently:

Ø 14 projects in energy/power management, generation, and storage.Ø 4 projects in production processes that use raw materials more efficiently

§ support projects In companies where Circular Economy is core business. 4 projects for waste recovery and reutilization

These projects bring together 164 different players, 82 of which are enterprises, for a total of € 99 millions € in investments.

MecaTech participate to the creation and development of the REVERSE METALLURGY platform. This platform pull together ressources (59 millions €) for giving rise to cutting-edge technologies (presently 4 projects and others in preparation)

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5. Project Examples

Consortium Partners : • RECMA

• COMETTRAITEMENTS,• ULg (Greenmat)

• ULB(4MAT)

Consortium Partners : • COMETTRAITEMENTS,

• SLEGTEN,• ULg,

• CERTECH,

• CRMGroup.

5. Project Examples

MecaTech, in line with the framework defined by SRIW/Next,

- wants to have Circular Economy in every company

- develops projects saving energy, materials and more efficient productionprocesses,

- creates synergies among projects and densifies the network

- however the changes in business models toward functionnal economy are slower to implement

6. Conclusions

Leaders of projects present in the meeting :

• CITIUSENGINEERING,Mr.Reichling• RECMA, Mrs.Guitard,MrDavister

• RECOVAL,MrsKirsta &MrsBouillot

• CRMGroup ,Mr.Herman• ULg,Mr.Bastin

• Reversemetallurgy,Mr Pélerin

7 Questions ?

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CONTACTS

§ Jacques Germay – [email protected] +32 475 767617

§ Thibaud Van Rooden – International Affairs [email protected] +32 487 525334

Pôle MecaTechRoute de Hannut, 40B-5004 BougeBelgium

Circular ChallengeEindhoven 30-11-2016Van Gansewinkel - Florens Slob

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Circular Economy Challenges• Pricesforrawmaterialsdonotresembleactualscarcity• Legislation&regulationtodayhasevolvedfromexperience

wehaveon“waste”(startedwithhygiene)• Current(good)recyclingperformanceisbuilduponthis

(EU)andlocalregulation(butfocusonquantity)• Needformorefocusonqualityoftheproducts/raw

materialsmadefromwaste(systemapproach)• Transformationtowardsalowcarbon&circulareconomy

startswithasystemicapproachthatcanbesupportedbyEU&localgovernment

• Recycling,acrucialpartofthecirculareconomy!

• Focusonqualityofoutputrecyclinginsteadofquantity

• Changetocircularstartswithdesignandinnovation

Waste & Circular Economy

Transformation to circularDesignthinking/Systemsapproach/Innovation

Designfor (future)CircularSolutions(recyclingasthelastresort)

Don’t “Waste”your raw materialsUse thefullpotential ofyour “Waste” 52

Coolrec – Miele CaseSuccess startswith“experimenting”

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Coolrec – Philips Combinedwithaplan&persistence

Transition to circular starts with designAndit’snotgettingmoreeasycomingyears

Innovation needs partnership

Technology provider / Engineering

Supplier of utilities / gasses / technology assesment

Technology assesment / buyer methanol

Operator of plant / supplier of steam / heat

Feedstock supply and strategy

Infrastructure utilities / liaison to public partners

CreatingaddedvaluestartswithunderstandingthevaluechainA matter of perception

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Make your choices by looking into the eyes of the next generation!

aluminium161 jaar

ijzererts64 jaar

gas61 jaar

goud45 jaar

koper44 jaar olie

43 jaarzilver

29 jaar

CHALLENGES FOR THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY

Jiska Verhulst - November 30th 2016General manager Plan CTransition manager Circular EconomySeminar Circular Economy - Belgian State Visit

plan-c.eu

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“A tough question belongs toeveryone and no one”

Hans Vermaak, 2012

CHALLENGE #1We need a multi-stakeholderengagement within a broadcommunity

Flanders’ Materials Programme

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policy

research

entre-preneurialdiscovery

Results

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Results Results

CHALLENGE #2We need shared political accountability

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CIRCULAR ECONOMY1 OF THE 7 TRANSITION PRIORITIES FOR FLANDERS BY 2050

THANK YOU

[email protected]

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BelgianState VisitEindhoven

30-11-2016

What is new with Circular Economy ?

Waste is but a notion ! Value Generation System-thinking

è A shift of economic paradigm

Circular economy makes sense but What can I do?

Supply ChainProcess Design

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1. Turn the environnemental issues into economic opportunities

2. Anchor the economy locally with system competitiveness approach

3. Contribute to job creation

Goals of the Region Program in Circular Economy A systemic approach essential for the transitionComplementary competencesAnd Synergic actions

Ø 3 ministersØ 12+ M euros for 2016Ø 4 organisationsØ 50+ actions pilots

Ø 111 measureson 4 strategicaxes :

§ Transversal measures§ Sectorial measures§ Territorial meassures§ Governance

A full offer of Financial Supports

Circular EconomyAwards

è Decrease the finance barrier to the transition

Call for ProjectsBe Circular Be Brussels

Modification of Subsidies

Circular economyin the Regional Investment fund

Guarantee funds

Network of Finance actors

Call for projects Be circular. Be Brussels

www.circularprojects.brussels

è Stimulate the developmentof innovative projects in CE in Brussels

Financial support, Visibility, Advice

A few numbers on the call for projects:

1 million euros2 ministers3 organisations

85 received proposals4,4 millions asked14M+ global budget

LEVERAGE EFFECT x5

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A full offer of Advice and technical Supports

GreenbizzIncubatordedicated to Circular Economy

è Decrease the organisational and technical barriers to the transition

Greenlab Accelerator for Circular EconomyprojectsCluster and Facilitation of

multi-stakeholdersprojects

IrisphereDevelopmentof Industrial Symbiosis

ClusterSecto rgroup

Secto rgroup

Secto rgroup

Cluster in circular economyGather the economicactors, academic experts and institutional enablers

è Facilitate the system-thinking approach and multi-stakeholdersprojects

Ø First theme explored : TEXTILE

but others to comeè Cross-sectoral innovation

Discussion,Collaboration, Questions?

Anthony NaralingomCoordinator Circular Economy+ 32 (0) 2 800 0 [email protected]

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Life Sciences,The Flanders/Belgian Way…

Advancing business through smart collaborations

Belgium combines all key ingredients to be a successful life sciences cluster

Location

Smart F inancing

Ecosystem

Expertise

SmartTalent

Global market cap. public biotech: €890bn-14% y/y, mainly due to -21% in US, other regions +~10%

North America

2016: € 629bn2015: € 801bn2014: € 443bn

2013: € 278bnMarket value

€ 111bn€ 102bn€ 60bn€ 37bn

EuropeCentral Asia

MiddleEast

Pacific Rim

€ 114bn€ 105bn€ 44bn€ 23bn

€ 36bn€ 32bn€ 25 bn€ 23bn

Belgian biotech market cap: € 17bn, 15% European biotech market cap

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Strongly developed life sciences industry: Flanders

151

50

103

with R&D activities and production

R&D support activities

other dedicated competence providers

304 organizations (2016)

Companies active in healthcare, agro and

biobasedapplications

>76.000 indirect jobsØ 19.000

direct jobs(2016)

> 130 additional

technology providers

FlandersBio since 12 years

FlandersBio leads the life science driven network economy with 340 members

We bring partners together in excellence

340 members, >70 non-Flanders, the majority of which

from Wallonia and Brussels but also the Netherlands and

France

In partnership with research institutes and Government

Close collaboration with FIT and VLAIO at the Flemish level

With BCCM, FAGG, etcat the federal level

Advancing business through smart collaboration

FlandersBio

CINBIOS

Regmed

FlandersVaccine

Bio banking

Access to technologyAccess to FinanceAccess to talentInternationalisationCommunity builderCross fertilisation

Thematic expertsDiscussion groupsR&D collaborationsTest PilotsThematic events


FlandersBio/CINBIOS

FISCH

Bio Base Europe

VITO

VIB


Research Institutes

Test Pilot facility

R&D Collaborations withIndustry

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VIB’s road to success

• 5 universities• 8 research centers• 75 research groups• 10 core facilities

VIB’s road to success1470 collaborators

VIB’s road to successWith 66 nationalities

High quality research8 focused research areas

Cancer Biology

MicrobiologyStructural Biology

Translational Neuroscience

Neurobiology

Inflammation Medical Biotechnology

Plant Systems Biology

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VIB’s scientific results are impressive

High quality publications1 peer reviewed

publication / day

2 breakthrough papers / week

1 paper in Nature, Cell / week

Patents

20 - 40 patents/yearsince 1997

PhD graduations

1 PhD graduation/ week

Creating significant value for societyVIB TT unit sets an example in Europe

> 1000 partnerships with industry

> M€ 230 industrial revenue

• Spin-offs and inward investments : >1,150 jobs• VIB spin-offs attracted M€ 930 capital investment

(>50% foreign)

• 540 patent applications• 250 patents granted

VITO – BIORIZONIN A NUTSHELL

RTO as link between government, research & industry

» 775 employees» 25 nationalit ies

» HQ & 4 location in Belgium» Subsidiary in China and Qatar

» 1900 researchprojects

» More than 400patents worldwide

» More than 500research partners

» 150 mio € turnover

Expertise

Health

Land use

Energy

Mater ials

ChemistryRaw material

Production

End-of-life

Clos ing thecircle

Waste

DisposalIncineration…

1. Minimize need for input raw material2. Minimize waste3. Minimize energyconsumption inthe whole system4. If additional/newraw material input is needed:find mostsustainable sources5. Maximize use ofrenewable energy

Strategicfocus–Biobasedeconomy

Foss ilresources(Carbon)

Minerals(all otherelements )

Naturalresources

Renewable(carbon)sources

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Powered by:

VITO strategy: To replace fossil by renewable feedstock

Shared research centre - Open innovation

Bio-aromatics from sugars, lignin & biomass (waste)

RUNNING PROJECTS

» Smart-Li-2015 (H2020)

» MAIA-2015

» ARBOREF-2015

» Blue Birds

» AERTOs-2015

» E3 Bioframe

» Waste2Aromatics

» Scelio-4B (OP-ZUID)

» Bio-Hart (Interreg FL-NL)

» Invent2

» FIAD

» Biorizon (OP-ZUID)

75mio EUR


FlandersBio/CINBIOS

FISCH

Bio Base Europe

VITO

VIB


Research Institutes

Test Pilot facility

R&D Collaborations withIndustry

Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant

a shared pilot facility to help andspeed up innovation within the

industrial biotech and bio economy by providing

infrastructure, industrialequipment and expertise

[email protected]&D [email protected] manager+ 32 9 335 70 01

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Fromlab to industrialenvironment: o Process development: proof of concept, operational cost, investmentneed, life cycle

analysiso Upscalingfrom mg to g, kg & ton scale: prototypes for product& marketvalidationo test series production: market introduction

Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant:

o « Multi-purpose » pilot facility in GhentSeaporto Biobased products & processeso Actual number of Employees: 48o Independent non-for profit organisation

Investment in infrastructureo Interreg VL-NL 2008-2013: 13 m€o Interreg NWE 2013-2015: 1,35m€o ERDF 2015-2015: 1,26m€o Interreg VL-NL 2016-2019: 0,2m€

Private/bilateral collaborations

Government/ECfunded projects:Technological solutions, scaleup,creationofnewvaluechainsandawareness

Ongoing projects: red = Dutch ànd Belgian partners

NANO3BIO (FP7) (ch ito san )2GBIOPIC (H2020 ) (2 Ge thano l)MARISURF (H2020) (marine b io su rfactan ts)ERIFORE (H2020-in fradev ) (RI’s fo rcircu lar e conomy fo re stry base d )RENEWPACK (LIFE+) (b io fi lms from cop roducts)REHAP (H2020-s p i re) (valuab le compounds from fo re stry re sidus)SUPERBIO (H2020-innovsup) (supportactions fo rb iobase d value chain s)NanoPac k (H2020-NMBP) (nanotube s in foodpackaging),DAFIA (H2020-NMBP) (macromo le cu le s from organ ic waste fractions)FALCON (H2020-biotec ) (chemicals from lign in )

PULP2VALUE (H2020-BBI-Demo) (valo risation sugarbe e tpu lp )Carbos urf (H2020-BBI-R&IA) (spe cial ity carbohydrate s & b io su rfactan ts)DEMETER (H2020-BBI-demo) (e nzyme s fo ranae rob ic d ige stion )BIOBASE4SME (Interreg NWE) (Supportactions to SMEs)SMARTPILOTS (Interreg EU) (share d p ilo t faci l itie s fo rB io Economy)

BIOHART (Interreg VL-NL) (RI’s fo r re newab le aromatic mo le cu le s)

Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant: Activities

30 projects with Dutch/ 38 with Belgian companies (2013-2015)11 Dutch companies: 8 SMEs/ start-ups, 3 large enterprises (2013-2015)27 Belgian companies: 15 SMEs/start ups, 12 large enterprises(2013-2015)

FISCHStructureandMission

FISCHidentifies,stimulatesandcatalysesinnovationsforsustainablechemistryinFlandersby

Supportingcompanieswiththeinitiationandsetupofinnovationprojects

MISSIONand GOAL

COMPANIES

RESEARCHINSTITUTES

GOVERNMENT

FLANDERS INNOVATION HUBFOR SUSTAINABLE CHEMISTRY:FLANDERS PUBLICPRIVATEPARTNERSHIPONCHEMISTRY

FISCHprograms

Renewable ChemicalsUsing nature’s power

Process IntensificationFaster, smaller, better

Sidestream ValorisationWastebecomes resource

AdvancedSustainable ProductsCleanand green

• Vlaams Algenplatform• OmegaExtract• DemoSpir• Carboleum• Biovertol• Amber• Chitinsect• LigniWaste• BioWax

• LipaMetics• iAlgaePro• MAIA• ARBOREF• BIOCAPPS• BioHart

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FISCHImpact andTransitionAdvancing business through smart collaboration

BigC

FISCH

Bio BaseEurope/GBEV

VITO

FlandersBio

q Cross-border smart specialisation initiativeofq Flanders, Belgiumq TheNetherlandsq NorthRhine-Westphalia, Germany

q Jointbioeconomy initiative of thesethree regions

q Aim:Transformthischemicalmegacluster into theworld leader inbiobased andcirculareconomy

q Corepartners:

Fl-NL-NRWBIG-C the BioInnovation Growth mega-Cluster

F2PValueChains1. Lignocellulose2. Agro-basedbiomass3. Organics ides treams4. CO/CO2-containinggas

F2PInnovation Programme HorizontalProgramme

F2P FlagshipChemicals fromCO&CO2

F2P FlagshipAviation FuelfromVarious Feedstocks

Hor.FlagshipCircular EconomyEducation

Severalprojects Severalprojects Severalprojects Severalprojects

Fo to s:Wikimed iaCommons

Fo to :Bernd Schwabe

Fo to :4 0 28mdk0 9

Ind.side streams

Municipal waste

Fo to :Bundesarch iv

Fo to :Bernd

Forestry

Agriculture

Fo to :4 0 28mdk0 9

Fo to :4 0 28mdk0 9

BIG-C Flagship-to-Product (F2P) Value Chains

F2P FlagshipAromatics &FineChemicals fromWoodyBiomass

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FlandersBio

CINBIOS

Regmed

FlandersVaccine

Biobanking

Access to technologyAccess to FinanceAccess to talentInternationalisationCommunitybuilderCross fertilisation

Thematic expertsDiscussion groupsR&DcollaborationsTestPilotsThematic events

Knowledge valorisation @ work

#5 – LOCATION

Europe’s leadingregionallifesciencesconvention§ Excellentbusiness/partneringprogramme§ Exhibitionsfor companiesand universities§ 1200registrants(2016)§ >470companies (2016)§ PitchingsessionforyoungcompanieswithDutch&BeVC’s§OngoingdiscussionswithDutchInnovationforHealthconference

18May2017

MBI Life Sciences & Health

v TrainingProgramme,incollaborationwithVIB,UMCUtrecht&the

UniversityofUtrecht – 8Belgianparticipants

ü Learning-on-the-job’programme:entrepreneursfromtheLife

SciencesandHealthindustrycanworkontheincreasedgrowthof

theirownventureonworldwidescale.

Thank you!!!

We are also on facebook, twitter andlinkedin

Willem DhoogeProgramme Manager

www.flandersbio.be

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AcceleratingCircularEconomyforHighTechManufacturingIndustry

EdwardVonckenCEO:KMWEChairman:Brainport Industries

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SupplyChaindevelopments

HighTechSupplyChains

SupplyChains

SupplyChainNetwork

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BrainportIndustriesCam

pusCampusbuild onCircular Economy


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Smart Industry

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Campusofthefuture

Smart Industry Zuid

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Spatial

Traditional industrial zone

Oneroofconcept

StandardizedBuilding blocks



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Atrium: Sharedfacilities

Smart

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Innovation Programm

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Factory ofthe future


Factory of the future

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OEMorOMMasequipmentorserviceprovider

ContractManufacturer as

user

SharedFacilitiesasshowroom&

joineddevelopment

ContractManufactureras

supplier

Smart

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Newbusinessmodels



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Newbusinessmodels



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Website &brochure

www.brainportindustriecampus.com


Thank you

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POWEROFONE

itis,WHATYOU DO!

VALUE&COOPERATE!

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