Bio-based & CO -based Economy 2 - Nova-Institute

www.nova-institute.euBio-based & CO2-based EconomyDepartmentsnnSustainabilitynnEconomy & PolicynnTechnology & MarketsnnCommunicationApplied research for your needs

nova-Institute at a glanceApplied research for your needs: We offer our unique understanding to support your businessFrom feedstock to product, from markets to dissemination – nova-Institute links research-based consultancy to feedstocks, technology,products and markets as well as policy, economy and sustainability in all areas of the Bio-based and CO2-based Economy. We make yourbusiness fit for the future!Political Framework& StrategySystem AnalysisStrategic ConsultingCircular EconomyDissemination &Marketing SupportCommunication &NetworkingEU Project DisseminationEventsRaw Material SupplyBio- and CO2-based EconomySustainabilityAssessmentsChemicals & MaterialsBiorefineries Industrial BiotechnologyCarbon Capture & UtilisationLife Cycle AssessmentEnvironmental footprintSocio-economic ImpactsMarket ResearchAvailabilityPrice developmentSustainabilityTechno-EconomicEvaluation (TEE)Process EconomicsTarget Costing AnalysisLife Cycle CostingVolumes & TrendsCompetition AnalysisFeasibility & Potential StudiesWhy nova-Institute?nnWe offer more than two decades of experience with the use of biobased materials and productsnnYou get access to nova’s internal or external top experts and scientistsnnMany fruitful partnerships in various national and internationalassociations, research projects and expert groups at your commandnnWe offer several popular platforms for knowledge exchange andcommunication – a key to success for the Bio- and CO2-based EconomynnWe host some of the most successful conferences of the industry –Member ofnnCLIB2021nnDiscover Natural Fibres Initiative (DNFI)nnEuropean BioplasticsnnEuropean Commission Expert Group for Bio-based ProductsnnEuropean Industrial Hemp Association (EIHA)nnFederation of Reinforced Plastics (AVK)nnIndustrielle Biotechnologie Bayern (IBB)nnkunststoffland NRW e.V.made by experts for expertsKey questions informing nova activitiesnnWhat are the most promising concepts and applications for industrialbiotechnology, biorefineries and bio-based or CO2-based products forthe future?nnWhat are future challenges, environmental benefits and successfulsolutions in the use of bio- and CO2-based materials and products?

Bioeconomy & CO2-based economy – Our expertiseBiomass feedstocksProcessesAlmost no transformationsSugarBio- & CO2-based productsFood & feedWood-based Extraction FragmentationCrystallisationStarchOils & fatsProteinsEco-system IsomerisationPolymerisationPulp & paperPlatform & fine sOther complex biomolecules(rubber, biosurfactants etc.)ThermochemicalIncineration antsPolymersMixed biomass, wasteBiotechnologyFermentationAerobic conversion (composting)Anaerobic digestion (biogas)EnergyFuelsCO2 / CO / SyngasSelected customersAssociations / Clusters/ NGOs: AVK (DE), APAG (EU), BIC (EU),BioEconomy Cluster (DE), Birdlife (EU), CEFIC (EU), CLIB2021 (DE),EIHA (DE), EPF (EU), European Bioplastics (DE), IAR (FR), IBB (DE),VHI (DE), WWF (USA/DE)Automotive Industry: Brose (DE), BMW (DE), Mercedes/Daimler(DE), Dräxlmaier (DE), Faurecia (DE), Ford (DE), Johnson Controls(DE), Porsche (DE), Quadrant (DE), VW (DE)Chemistry, Plastics & Other Materials: Arizona Chemical (USA/NL), BASF (DE/CA), Colruyt (BE), Corbion (NL), CropEnergies (DE),DuPont (USA/DE), Elastopoli (FI), Eridania Sadam (IT), ESE Expert(DE), Evonik (DE), FKuR (DE), Gidetec (FI), Honeywell (USA), HyneTimber (AU), IKEA (SE), InfraServ (DE), Kosche (DE), Leifheit (DE),Logocos (DE), Mondi (AT), Neste (FI), Neudorff (DE), Peter Greven(DE), REWE (DE), Südzucker (DE), Teijin (JP)Consulting: AFC Consulting (DE), Blezat Consulting (FR), BostonConsulting Group (DE), Clever Consult (BE), ClouPartners (DE),Deloitte (NL), E4Tech (UK), Ecorys (FR), Ernst & Young (FR/DE),KPMG (MY), meó Consulting (DE)Engineering: Coperion, Ferrostaal, Reifenhäuser, Uhde-Inventa FischerMinistries & Institutions: BBI (EU), BBI-JU (EU), BfN (DE), BMBF(DE), BMELV (DE), DBU (DE), DECC (UK), DEFRA (UK), EuropeanCommission (EU), FAO (IT), FNR (DE), GIZ (DE), KfW (DE), Ministryof Economic Affairs (NL), Netherlands Enterprise Agency (NL), NIA(TH), UBA (DE)Research Institutes: Fraunhofer UMSICHT (DE), HS Bremen (DE),IFEU (DE), INNVENTIA (SE), INRA (FR), Joint Research Centre (EU/SP), London Imperial College (UK), Öko-Institut (DE), RAPRA (UK),VTT (FI), Wageningen UR (NL), Wuppertal Institut (DE)

bio-based.eu – Publications & services of nova-Institute Publications Markets & Economy Policy Sustainability & Ecology Technology Platforms Bioeconomy Market Bio-based News Proceedings of iBIB Top downloads Press releasesReportsnova Conferences nova-Papers GraphicsInternational Directory for Bio-based BusinessesNews from novanova conferencesnnInternational Conference on Bio-based al Conference of the European Industrial Hemp Association (EIHA)www.eiha-conference.orgnnConference on Carbon Dioxide as Feedstock for Fuels, Chemistry & Polymerswww.co2-chemistry.eunnBiocomposites Conference Colognewww.biocompositescc.comnnnova Sessions on bio-based economywww.bio-based.eu/nova-sessions

Current research projectsnova-Institute is a partner in various research projects within the fields of bio-based chemistry, materials and biotechnology. nova-Institutesurrounds, strengthens and completes scientific and engineering work by linking it to feedstock, markets, economy and policy. Furthermore,nova is committed to do dissemination and marketing support.Projects funded by the European CommissionnnMIRACLESnnCHASSYnnBIO–QED – Quod Erat Demonstrandum: Large scale demonstrationnnMAGIC – Marginal lands for Growing Industrial Crops: Turining a– Multi-product Integrated bioRefinery of Algae:from Carbon dioxide and Light Energy to high-value Specialties.(11/2013 – 10/2017)for the bio–based bulk chemicals BDO and IA aiming at costreduction and improved sustainability. (01/2014 – 12/2017)nnCOSMOS – Camelina & crambe Oil crops as Sources for Mediumchain Oils for Specialty oleochemicals. (03/2015 – 08/2019)nnInnProBio– Forum for Bio-Based Innovation in PublicProcurement. (03/2015 – 02/2018)nnPULP2VALUE – Processing Underutilised Low value sugarbeetPulp into VALUE added products. (07/2015 – 06/2019)nnMARISURF – Novel marine derived biomolecules and industrialbiomaterials. (09/2015 – 08/2020)nnSUPERBIO – SUpport and PartnERship for the developmentof multiple sustainable and market ready value chains in theBIObased economy. (06/2016 - 11/2018)– Model-Based Construction and Optimisation ofVersatile Chassis Yeast Strains For Production Of Valuable Lipidand Aromatic Compounds. (12/2016 – 12/2020)burden into an opportunity. (06/2017 – 05/2021)nnReSolve– REnewable SOLVEnts with high performance inapplication and improved toxicity profile. (06/2017 – 05/2020)nnRoadToBio– Roadmap for the Chemical Industry in Europetowards a Bioeconomy. (06/2017 – 04/2019)nnAFTERLIFE – Advanced Filtration TEchnologies for the Recoveryand Later conversIon of relevant Fractions from wastewater.(09/2017 – 08/2021)nnPEFerence – From bio-based feedstocks via di-acids to multipleadvanced bio-based material with a preference for polythylenefuranoate. (09/2017 – 04/2022)National projectsnnBioForever – BIO-based products from FORestry via EconomicallynnBEPASOnnSTAR4BBI– Standards and Regulations for the Bio-basedIndustry. (09/2016 - 08/2019)nnWeRümA – Werkstoffentwicklung auf Basis von RübenschnitzelnnnZelcor – Zero Waste Ligno-Cellulosic Biorefineries by IntegratednnZeroCarb FP II – Sustainability assessments and guidance forViable European Routes. (09/2016 - 08/2019)Lignin Valorisation. (09/2016 - 08/2020)– Bioökonomie 2050: Potentiale, Zielkonflikte,Lösungsstrategien. (12/2016 – 01/2020)für marktrelevante Anwendungen. (01/2017 – 12/2020)the Innovationsallianz ZeroCarbonFootPrint. (02/2017 – 09/2019)Bioeconomy market reports – These reports and more are available at www.bio-based.eu/reportsCommercialisation updates on bio-based building blocks, 2017-07.Bio-based Building Blocks and Polymers– Global Capacities and Trends 2016-2021, 2017-02.Standards and labels for bio-based products, 2017-05.Bio-based polymers, a revolutionary change, 2017-04.Asian markets for bio-based chemical buildingblocks and polymers, 2017-01.Policies impacting bio-based plastics market developmentand plastic bags legislation in Europe, 2017-03.Consumption of biodegradable and compostableplastic products in Europe, 2016-04.

nova-Team — Experts from Finland, Germany, India, The Netherlands, SpainCEOSustainabilityEconomy & PolicyDipl.-Phys. Michael CarusM.A. Pol. Lara Dammer 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 40michael.carus@nova-institut.de 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 55lara.dammer@nova-institut.deBio-based economyMarkets & marketingSustainability & policyPolicyLabelling & certificationSustainabilityTechnology & MarketsCommunicationAccountingDipl.-Biol. Achim RaschkaM.A. Geogr. Guido MüllerB.A. Int. Bus. Stefanie Clermont 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 51achim.raschka@nova-institut.de 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 44guido.mueller@nova-institut.de 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 54stefanie.clermont@nova-institut.deCarbon Capture & Utilization (CCU)Industrial BiotechnologyBio-based chemicalsDisseminationCorporate communicationMarketingAccountingProject financesHuman resourcesDr. biol. Oliver ArendtFahim Arian-PourM.Sc. Biotech. Niels de Beus 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 76oliver.arendt@nova-institut.de 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 43fahim.arianpour@nova-institut.de 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – ic evaluationMarketsIT Systems ManagementMac & iOS expertiseEvent technicsSystem analysis & process modellingBiotechnologySustainability assessmentsM.Sc. agr. econ. Elke BreitmayerM.A. Sociol. Linda EngelDr. med. Franjo Grotenhermen 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 57elke.breitmayer@nova-institut.de 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 58linda.engel@nova-institut.de 49 (0) 2952 97 08 ity assessmentsTechno-economic evaluationCircular economyPublic Relations & Social MediaChief Editor Bio-based NewsProject managementPharmacologyToxicologyTherapeutic use of medicinal plantsVanessa KleinpeterM.A. Hist. Mathias LederleM.A. Phil. Jutta Millich 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 40vanessa.kleinpeter@nova-institut.de 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 42mathias.lederle@nova-institut.de 49 (0) 561 50 35 80 ationOffice managementGraphics designIT supportEvent technicsPartneringDissemination & CommunicationConferencesDr. rer. nat. Asta PartanenM.Sc. Chem. Ing. Raj Chinthapalli 49 (0) 151 1113 0128asta.partanen@nova-institut.de 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 48raj.chinthapalli@nova-institut.deIT & GraphicsDaniel SteegBiocompositesMarkets & marketingLabelling & certificationBio-based building blocks & polymersMarket research and analysisApplication assessmentDr. Sc. agr. Stephan PiotrowskiDr. chem. Ángel PuenteChristopher vom Berg 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 53stephan.piotrowski@nova-institut.de 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 60angel.puente@nova-institut.de 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – mic evaluationAgricultural & forest feedstocksData collection and analysisSustainability assessmentsTechno-economic evaluationBio-based chemicalsPolicyStrategySustainability assessmentsnova-Institut GmbH Chemiepark Knapsack Industriestrasse 300 50354 Hürth, Germany Tel: 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 40 contact@nova-institut.de www.nova-institute.euDepartmentsMain experts 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – 40daniel.steeg@nova-institut.deSoftware developmentDatabasesConferencesDipl.-Geogr. Dominik Vogt 49 (0) 2233 48 14 – ation management@novainstitutwww.nova-institute.eu

Research Institutes: Fraunhofer UMSICHT (DE), HS Bremen (DE), . Standards and labels for bio-based products, 2017-05. Bio-based polymers, a revolutionary change, 2017-04. Policies impacting bio-based plastics market development and plastic bags legislation in Europe, 2017-03.