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1 Norsk marin sektor i bioøkonomien; virkemiddelapparatet byr industrien opp til dans. FHF Pelagisk Samling, 4. desember 2012 Radisson Blu Hotel, Ålesund Ole Jørgen Marvik, Sektoransvarlig, Helse og Life Science

2 Approaching "last oil" less reserves and increasing demand Increasing population: 9 bill by 1050 and increasing consumption Bioeconomy Petroleum economy Climate changes: security of food and Bioeconomy water supply

3 The knowlede-based bioeconomy "The bioeconomy can be thought of as a world where biotechnology contributes to a significant share of economic output. A bioeconomy involves three elements: Biotechnology, renewable biomass and integration across disiplines." Feedstock suppliers Technology providers Product developing industries

4 Global trends in the manufacturing of fine and specialty chemicals USD 1,500 bn USD 310 bn USD 1,200 bn USD 30 bn Chemical products Biotechnology processes Fine and specialty chemicals Polymers Basic chemicals and intermediates

5 The challenge and the opportunity "What ever happens in this century, we will have to learn to live without fossil hydrocarbons." 2050: 3000 mill tonns Prof. David Goldstein, CalTech: Out of Gas: The End of the Age of Oil, 2004 = 25% of current oil production = billion $ 2010: 300 mill tonns total plastics market 2010: 1 mill tonn bioplastics

6 A market trend towards sustainability October 11, 2011: Toyota plans to replace a total of 20% of oil-based plastics across the range by 2015, equal to tons. December 15, 2011: Coca-Cola has entered into 3 SME partnerships in order to reach their target of 100% biobottles, equal to several million tons of PET. 6

7 Integrated sectors green products Fisheries Aquaculture Plankton/Krill Micro algae Seaweeds Wood Straw/bagasse Plant oils Animal waste Municipal waste Biocatalysis Food/feed ingredients Speciality chemicals Cosmetics Biopharmaceuticals Bioplastics & polymers Pulp & paper Lubricants Textiles Bulk chemicals Bioenergy

8 British Sugar the biorefinary concept Processes 7 million tonnes of sugar beet annually 8

9 Orange Peel Valorisation of a million ton scale waste to bio-chemicals, bio-materials and bio-fuels using a low temperature microwave hydrothermal process. 50% juice 50% waste BIO-CHEMICALS bio-solvents natural fragrance chemicals chemical intermediates acid catalysts BIO-FUELS bio-ethanol char T/y of waste orange peels available in Brazil

10 Borregaard; a world-leading wood refinery 850 employees in Norway Borregaard had their most profitable year ever in 2011 a challenging year for traditional paper and pulp industries. + operations and factories in >20 countries Products: speciality cellulose lignin products fine chemicals vaniline platform chemicals 2.generation biofuel

11 Seaweed cultivation: Potentially the largest marine biomass resource? Planned commercial scale: > 2 mill tonnes seaweed = 100 km 2 = 200 mill l ethanol = 2% of EU market Carbohydrate content (ton/ha/year) ~ 1 mill ton by-products! Long marine traditions World-leading maritime sector Established in the energy market

12 Restråstoff fiskeri og havbruk ktonn/year 4400 kt Kilde: Rubin kt "Verdiskaping basert på produktive hav i 2050". DKNVS, NTVA 2012

13 Potensialet for blå bioraffinerier PROCESSING BIOREFINERY Totalutnyttelse - integrerte prosesser Råvaredriver: Etterspørsel etter fornybar biomasse Teknologidriver: Muliggjør nye prosesser og produkter 13

14 Integrert totalutnyttelse av råstoff Humant konsum Rundfisk Protein Fettsyrer Ingredienser og kjemikalier Oljer Tri-glycerides Bein Konvertering og syntese

15 Marine Bioproducts AS 4. PRODUKT: Utlisensiering av prosess PROPRIETÆR PROSESS Restråstoff kylling 1. PRODUKT: "pet food" 2. PRODUKT: Dyrkningsmedium FERMENTERING 3.PRODUKT: Spesialkjemikalium

16 Global Aquaculture Production Species mill. t Carps 18 Plants 8 Shell Fish 8 Tilapia 2 Salmonids 2 Misc. 2 Total 40 World excl. Norway 98 % (approx 40 mill t.) Source: FAO Stat 2008 Norway 2 % ( t.) Adapted from: Øystein Lie, MareLife,

17 STRATEGI TILTAK Konvergering mot industriell biotek Oppskalering Interasjonalt samarbeid Strategisk industriell forskning Bevisstgjøring om markedsmulighetene Landbruk og skogbruk Marin sektor Industriell biotek Biomedisin Nasjonal biotekstrategi 17

18 Supply of local biomass Technology push Industry and market pull Facilities for scaling up

19 Supply of local biomass Technology push SME Industry and market pull Customer Facilities for scaling up Industrial Development Contracts (IFU): 2012: NOK 300 mill (all sectors) Project size ~ NOK 1-15 mill

20 Supply of local biomass Technology push Industry and market pull Demo Environmental Technology Program: 2012: NOK 260 mill Project size ~ NOK 5-50 mill

21 Forslag til statsbudsjettet i 2010 og Etableringen av et innovasjonsnettverk 2. Tilskudd/lån for produkt og prosessutvikling 3. Tilskudd/lån til oppskalering og demonstrasjon 4. Internasjonale relasjoner og hjemhenting av kunnskap 21

22 Nytt program: "Norsk Næringsliv i Bioøkonomien" KRD forslag til budsjettet for 2013: Departementet foreslår 5 mill. kroner til utvikling og mulig oppstart av programmet Norsk Næringsliv i Bioøkonomien i regi av Innovasjon Norge. Satsingen skal bidra til et tverrsektorielt arbeid som bygger opp og styrker de delene av næringslivet som satser på avansert raffinering av fornybare råvarer. Startpakke: 5 mill + ca 55 mill i overførbare midler I samspill med Miljøteknologiprogrammet og Marint Verdiskapingsprogram Forskningsrådets satsinger: BioVerdi, Biotek 2021, Energix, ERA-net 22

23 Etablert 11.juni 2012 med støtte fra Innovasjon Norge, Forskningsrådet og SIVA.

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25 FOUNDING MEMBERS INDUSTRY Agroplas AS Aker Biomarine ASA Arcticzymes AS Bergen Technologioverføring AS Bioprotein AS Biosentrum AS Borregaard AS Cambi AS Envirosolution AS EPAX AS EWOS Innovation AS Felleskjøpet forutvikling AS Graminor AS Marealis AS Marine Bioproducts AS MicroA AS Norilia AS (Nortura) Norsk Protein AS Scandiderma AS Seagarden ASA Statoil ASA TINE SA Weyland AS Xellia Pharmaceuticals AS INVESTOR Norinnova Invest CONTRACT RESEARCH BIOFORSK IRIS Research UNI Research AS NOFIMA AS PFI - Papir og Fiberinstituttet SINTEF Fiskeri og Havbruk AS SINTEF Materialer og Kjemi ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS NTNU - Fakultet for Naturvitenskap og teknologi UMB - Universitetet for Miljø og Biovitenskap Universitetet i Bergen Universitetet i Tromsø

26 Biorefining of marine biomass an opportunity for the North Sea Region High quality marine biomass Separation technologies Marine lipid and feed industry Advanced enzymology Fermentation and scaling-up Personal care and chemical industry UK-Norway MoU industrial biotechnology, February

27 Bilateral networking; Creating a broad interface of individual contacts SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS Micro algae (aquaculture feed) Biocatalytic tools (bioprospecting) Macro algae and biofuel Lignocellulose Marine by-products Marine oljer

28 Technical Feasibility Collaborative R&D Key dates: Competition opens 1 October 2012 Briefing day 4 October 2012 Registration deadline 7 November 2012 Deadline applications 14 November 2012 Applicants informed 18 December

29 UK-Norway joint projects Marine Bioproducts AS CPI (Centre for Process Innovation) Marine Bioproducts AS Testing of a marine peptone from the salmon industry as a fermentation supplement

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31 Oppsummering 1. Det vil bli global mangel på fornybar biomasse. 2. Ny teknologi skaper nye forretningsmuligheter. 3. Virkemiddelapparatet ønsker å stimulere industrien til å satse. 4. Bioøkonomien er tverrfaglig og tverrsektoriell. 5. Bli med i Norsk Nettverk for Industriell Bioteknologi. 31

32 Using BLUE biotech to enter the biotech sector, in order to offer GREEN solutions 32