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SPIRE 2050Climate Neutral &

Circular Industry

Àngels OrduñaExecutive Director

A.SPIRE

EP Public Hearing on“Strategic Planning of Horizon Europe: Missions & Partnerships”

23 January 2020, Brussels

20Countries

150Members teaming up €900

Million budget(2014-2020)

8Sectors

95%Of investments in EU

+150

Strengths6.3 million direct jobs

19 million indirect jobs450,000 enterprises

€1,8 trillion/y turnover4.7% OF EU28 GDP

ChallengesResources & energy

CompetitivenessHigh-risks/long-term

investments

SPIRE ADDED VALUE: The EU Process Industry at the forefront of innovation

Built Environment & ConstructionMade in Europe

BatteriesEIT Manufacturing

SPIRE in the Value Chain of Partnerships

Process Industry

Raw Materials

Components& Products

Downstream Manufacturing:

Society

EIT Raw MaterialsEIT Inno Energy

Water4AllClean H2

Clean SteelBBI

Transforming materials for Citizens

Digital Partnerships (AI, Data, HPC…) / Climate KIC / SET PLAN #6 / Clean Energy Co-fund

From raw & secondary resources tomaterials with new properties andfunctionalities

SPIRE’s is delivering high IMPACT in short time(2014-2018)

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• 8.5 average leverage factor (Target: 5 to 10)

• INVESTED by COMPANIES: 4.52 bn €PRIVATE

LEVERAGE

• 100 new jobs being/to be created, directly related to projects• 1523 new jobs being/to be created, directly related to SPIRE companiesJOBS

• 264 developed or being developed (of which 86 major innovations) (Target: 40)

• 68% of projects planning to patent / commercialise / deploySIGNIFICANT

INNOVATIONS

•29% reduction of emissions (Target: 40%)•38% less dependency on fossil energy (Target: 30%)•31% less dependency of non-renewable, primary resources (Target: 20%)•43% reduction of waste (no initial target established)

ENVIRONMENTALKPIs

• 7 new employees / SME (higher than EU average = 2)

• 40% growth in turnover (double than EU average )

• 27% of SMEs won new business through SPIRE contactsSPIRE SMEs

SPIRE-CCNI will bebuilding on theexperience,achievements andlessons learnt from itspredecessor

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SPIRE Vision 2050

An integrated and digitalEuropean process industry

fostering a “well-below 2°C”scenario

and a fully circular economy.

An integrated and digitalEuropean process industry

fostering a “well-below 2°C”scenario

and a fully circular economy.

More information:https://www.spire2030.eu/news/new/spire-2050-vision

Closing the climate technologicalgap

Development of the required solutions tofully contribute to the EU Climate

Neutrality scenarios

Scale-up Circular Resources forzero-landfilling

Spread the Hubs for Circularity across Europe todevelop the required solutions to move towards

zero-waste-to-landfill and near zero-waterdischarge.

Globalcompetitiveness

Development of technologies which createnew investment opportunities for globally

competitive EU Process Industries

SPIRE 2050 Ambitions: our share to the EU Green Deal

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Net-zero CO2emissions

Levers of Transformation

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SPIRE-CCNI strives forpositive change at local,regional, national andEuropean levels, delivering apositive triple bottom-linevalue creation - forbusiness, planet and society- that can be exportedoutside Europe.

Towards the Next Generation of EU Process Industry

Regional demands• Societal needs• Customer needs• Stakeholder

demands

Processes a Technology a Business models

Social innovation a

Business-to-territory plan Co-investments model

RTOs SMEs Civil society Across sectors Process industry Financial

institutions

essential tool to deliver the transitions

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Regionalcommunity

Sustainablebusiness

model

Disruptiveinnovation

Regional benefits• Industrial-Urban

Symbiosis• Economic growth• Understanding

regional demands

Knowledgesharing throughCommunity of

Practice

Exportinginnovations

SPIRE 2050 FunnelThe IPs and the “Bag of Marbles”

The “MARBLES”• Large-scale demonstrators, pilot or

first-of-a-kind plants• proof the feasibility of highly

ambitious CO2 abatement plants• acting as Hubs of bulk amounts of

resources from industry and themunicipalities.

PRIVATE INVESTMENTS• Industry commitment• when technical and economic feasibility is

proved through Horizon Europe programs.• Public support needed to de-risk

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SPIRE Roadmap 2050 in the context of Horizon Europe

SPIRE is transitioning into the Climate Neutral and Circular Industry (title to be confirmed) Partnership asone of the co-programming partnerships in Horizon Europe

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SPIRE-CCNI’s core vision relates to:• Broad range of Intervention Areas under:• cluster 4 ‘Digital, Industry and Space’• cluster 5 ‘Climate, Energy and Mobility’ of the Horizon Europe’s Pillar 2.

• Some Intervention Areas within cluster 6 ‘Food and Natural Resources’ (lesser extent)

• To a couple of the first Missions in HEU:• Adaptation to Climate change• Climate-Neutral & Smart Cities

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• Net-zero• Zero landfill• Globally competitive EU Process Industry• 50 H4C

CCNI vsSPIRE

Larger Scope• More value chain connected• Eco-design of materials (cross-sectoral approach)• Innovation policy• Portfolio of projects – combination of funds

More Inclusive

• More Sectors• NGO’s• Member States (alignment with national policies)• Regions (e.g. Innovation agencies)• Other newcomers: ICT, Brand owners, Eastern EU, waste mngt. companies

More Ambition2050

Renewed Partnership for Horizon Europe

More Open • Roadmaps coordination & synergies with other sectors &Partnerships: Energy, Raw Materials, FCH, BBI, Clean Steel…

• Stakeholders’ consultation processes

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The Cross-sectorial PartnershipConnected across sectors & borders and to citizens

CONTACT US:Àngels Orduña

aor@spire2030.euwww.spire2030.eu