de presentatie

15-10-2012
Innovatiemogelijkheden binnen de
Topsector Chemie
Chemelot Colloquium
Arie Brouwer – Managing Director DPI Value Centre
Geleen, 11 Oktober 2012
Inhoud
1. Structuur Topsector Chemie
2. Inhoud van de vier TKI’s en het valorisatienetwerk
3. Wat hebben ze te bieden?
4. Hoe kunt deelnemen en daarmee u voordeel doen?
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Chemie enabler voor andere sectoren
water
tuinbouw
hoofdkantoren
agrofood
chemie
creatieve
industrie
biobased
slimme
materialen
energie
logistiek
high tech
life
sciences
Ambities Actieagenda
Richtinggevende lange-termijn doelen Actieagenda:
groene chemie & slimme materialen
grensverleggend wetenschappelijk onderzoek
Bedrijven, kennisinstellingen en overheid willen deze
ambities realiseren – startend in 2012
Maar ook:
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VALORISATIE, ONDERNEMERSCHAP,
MKB PARTICIPATIE
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CW Studiegroepen
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AB NWO
Topteam Chemie
GB NWO
Stuurgroep
Kennis & Innovatie
TKI
NCI
TKI
SPM
TKI
ISPT
Andere topsectoren
TKI
BBE
Werkgroep
Ondernemerschap
wetenschap
TKI Smart Polymeric Materials (SPM)
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TKI SPM organisation (as of 1/9/’12)
DPI, DPI Value Centre and BPM
• Topresearch in polymers
• 5-10 years to market
• Worldwide network of
companies / knowledge
institutes
•
•
•
•
Innovation in polymers
1-5 years to market
Euregion (NL, D, B)
Focus on innovative SMEs and
start-ups
• Biobased Perfomance Materials, consortia projects of companies
and universities
Broad network of TKI SPM
• Biobased Performance Materials
- 31 partner companies
- 6 partner knowledge institutes
• Dutch Polymer Institute
- 36 partner companies
- 40 partner knowledge institutes
• DPI Value Centre
- 900 participants/yr (companies and knowledge institutes)
- 200 companies in projects including 70 start-ups
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TKI SPM scope
• Polymeric materials
- fossil based (oil, gas and coal)
- renewable (biobased) resources
• Processes for production, processing and reuse
• Applications in semi-finished and end-products
within a variety of industrial segments
TKI SPM ambitions
3 action lines based on future societal needs,
market demands and emerging technologies
1. Biobased materials
2. Superior materials
3.
Closing the chain
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TKI SPM: mix of research and valorisation
• Curiosity-driven research
(DPI and NWO)
• Demand-driven research
- Continuation/expansion R&D programme
- Value chain projects, internationalisation
• Valorisation
- Continuation/expansion of the valorisation activities (valorisation 2.0)
- Innovation and consortia projects, new business
- National network of collaborative TKIs
TKI SPM
success story:
Bodycooling
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TKI SPM success story:
Building and construction
TKI SPM
success story:
Dutch Grown
Biopolymers
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TKI Biobased Economy (BBE)
TKI Biobased Economy – ST. BE-Basic
Bram Brouwer: directeur/bestuurder
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TKI-BBE – St. BE-Basic
TKI-BBE
Pilot facility
Programs
BE-Basic
Foundation
CatchBio
ISPT
Biosolar
EBD
KC
BE Basic
TKI
Essent
program program program projects Mimosa
BE-Basic R&D program
Nitrogen-based
Specialties
Second Generation
Carbon-based
Compounds
Synthetic Biology
Society and
Human Capital
an alyt ics
con t rol
meet
worksh op
Bio-Process Facility
Safety and
Environmental
Impact
High Throughput
Experimentation
and (Meta)genomic Mining
Bio-Constructions
Recycling of Rare Resources
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Fermentation
Pretreatment
3rd generation
Down stream
Huidige start-ups/MKB paticipatie in
bio-based value chain BE-BASIC
Enzymes
Microorganisms
Coproducts
µLS
Crude feedstock
Environmental
Safety &
Ecosystem quality
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pretreatment hydrolysis
Process safety &
bioremediation
DSP/
Fermentation purification
Pure
product
Product safety
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BE-BIC : Position in Governance structure
Consortium
ConsortiumPartners
PartnersAssembly
Assembly
International
InternationalPeer
PeerReview
Review
Committee
Committee(IPRC)
(IPRC)
BE-Basic
BE-BasicBoard
Board
Leadership
LeadershipTeam
Team
Support
SupportOffice
Office
Flagships
Flagships
BE-BIC
BE-BIC
(led
(ledby
byFlagship
FlagshipManagers)
Managers)
Venturing&startups
Venturing&startups
LPITcom
petition
LPITcom
petition
W
orkshops&other
W
orkshops&other
1. SecondGenerationFuels&Chem
icals
1. SecondGenerationFuels &Chem
icals
2. Activeingredients byBiocatalysis
2. Activeingredients byBiocatalysis
andFerm
entation
andFerm
entation
3. Bioconstructions
3. Bioconstructions
4. Recyclingof Resources
4. Recyclingof Resources
5. Bioprocess Pilot Plant
5. BioprocessPilot Plant
6. SyntheticBiology
6. SyntheticBiology
7. Highthroughput discovery,
7. Highthroughput discovery,
Metagenom
ics andM
ining
Metagenom
icsandMining
8. EcotoxicoGenom
ics
8. EcotoxicoGenom
ics
9. Socio-econom
ics andEcosystem
9. Socio-econom
ics andEcosystem
Services
Services
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BE-Basic: Innovation ambition level
Results Research and Development
BE-Basic Innovation Centre:
protect IP
raise awareness
promote entrepreneurship
train young scientists
foster creation start-ups
Targets:
•120 invention disclosures
• 60 patents
• 4-5 new start-ups
Business challenges &
Opportunities for SMEs
within BE-Basic
(October 18, 2011)
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BE-BIC will execute activities at all levels
of the technology transfer chain
Raising
awareness
Screening &
Scouting
IP & business
case
Licenses &
Start-ups
Demonstration
& Pilotting
Exit &
Exploitation
Stimulate entrepreneurship: Master classes, workshops, brainstorm meetings,
ambition level: at least 2-3 x year
Screening of Manuscripts for inventions (IEC); scouting individual entrepreneurial
scientists; ambition level: 120 invention disclosures
IP claim supportive activities, venture challenge & pitching awards (LPIT)
ambition level: 60 patents; 3 x 6 entries in venture challenge/pitching
Pre seed funding for promising business cases ;
ambition level: 4-6 new start ups; promote 4 existing
start ups
Board meeting 18-03-11
Promote demonstration &
Pilotting studies
BE-BASIC innovations:long time-to-market
• Bio-based economy involves a radical change
in future industrial activities
• Novel tools and processes are beiing developed, while
choices for winning technologies can not yet be made
• Legislation, certification and guidelines are non existent today
and need to be developed and agreed upon Internationally
• Bio-based product development involves multi-stakeholder
involvement & participation, and harmonization of processes
•Ultimately full industrial implementation will require major investments
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Prime bottleneck for start-ups in BBE :
lack of early stage funding
Basic research
Early stage funding
of start ups
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Commercial operation
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Funding types:
BE Basic provides subsidies to start-ups
Funding type
Amount
Advantages
Disadvantages
Family, friends,
fools
Up to € 10,000
Expect no shares/equity or
guarantees
Good fiscal rulings
Failure: disturbed
relationship
Limited added value
Subsidies
€ 100,000 –
€ 500,000
No need to pay back
Accessibility low
Lots of red tape
Additional Own
*Informal
investors
€ 100,000 –
€ 1,000,000
Leave the entrepreneur to
do his business
Minority share
Hard to find
There must be a
“connection” or “click”
Aim for fast exit
*Venture capital
€ 2- 50 M
Take over, growth and
reorganistation
Have their own networks
Experienced negotiators
Avoid start-ups
Return on investment
oriented
Extreme demands on
management
Loans
Depends
Expects no shares/equity
Pay back
Security required
BE-Basic 28-05-10 Rotterdam
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TKI Processing
Werkgroep Ondernemerschap Chemie
TKI Processing
EL&I 1 Oktober 2012
door Jan Koning
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TKI Processing
Werkt voor 4 Topsectoren
•
•
•
•
•
Chemie
Energie
Agro + Food
Biobased
Water
Hoofdkenmerk: procesmatige verwerking
Focus op doelstellingen rond:
•
•
•
Energie effciency
Materiaal efficiency
Biobased economie
Werkzaamheden uitgevoerd in clusters
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ISPT Clusters
1. Energy Efficient Bulk Liquid
Separation
8. Bio production
9. Bio Fast Track to Bulk
2. Drying and Dewatering
3. Utilities & Optimal Use of Heat
10. Processing of Algae and Wet
Biomass
4. Process Intensification
11. Sustainable Business Models
5. Water Processing
12. CO2 as raw materials
6. Gas Treatment
13. End of Life Recovery
7. Complex Molecule Separations &
Processing for Protein
14. World Class Maintenance
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Coherent Innovation Structure
Development
Development
Development
End User
CRO - Academia
Roadmap
Technology Provider
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Funding model
Knowledge Sharing
vs
Commercial Interests
underlying principle
bigger gain – bigger ownership – less sharing – less public funding
Technology
Readiness:
Public funding
IP sharing
Discovery
Development
Demonstration
60%
Cluster
Costs
Technology Maturity
Industrial funding
40%
Project
25%
Project
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TKI Processing
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•
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•
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Grote Asset owners
Kennisinstituten en Universiteiten
Systeembouwers
Grote Technologieleveranciers
MKB technologieleveranciers
•
•
•
•
Versterken/vergemakkelijken MKB interface via MKB Contactgroep
Bewust betrekken MKB bij projectdefinitie en -uitvoering
Synergie door cross-sectorale samenwerking
Stimuleren van ‘Open Innovation’ cultuur
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TKI Processing
Bevordering MKB technologieleveranciers
• Technoprojecten
•
•
•
•
Valideren van nieuwe processen op echte procestromen
Introduceren MKB bij grote asset owners (gebruikers)
Integratie grote en kleine technologieleveranciers = samenwerking
NAP Programmaraad
Ontwikkeling van een funds-of-fund model voor:
• Pilot
• Demo first users
• MKB technologieleveranciers èn -gebruikers
Energiehuis voor de TKI’s in de Topsector Energie
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TKI’s van Topsector Energie
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Valorisatienetwerk:
Ondernemerschap in de Chemie
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Valorisatienetwerk
Doelstelling: impact economie, duurzaamheid en
versterking competenties en netwerk
Via: stimuleren en versnellen van innovatie en
verbeteren van valorisatie
• Landelijk netwerk met regionale aanwezigheid,
vestiging op campussen, science parken, bij
universiteiten, in de nabijheid van ondernemers,
onderzoekers en regiopartners
• Doelgroep: innovatief MKB en startende
bedrijven
• Eén gezicht naar ondernemers: uitvoering door
4 samenwerkende TKI’s
• Samenwerken met partners in de regio en
partners die landelijk opereren (Syntens, TNO)
Actielijnen en coordinatie
Actielijnen
1 Projecten
2 I-vragen
3 Startups
4 Valorisatie
5 Workshops
6 Competenties
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TKI
x
x
x
Netwerk Toelichting
Gezamenlijk: aanpak/proces IPC, kredieten, regio
Gezamenlijk: doorverwijzing TKI's/systeem
x
Business coaching
x
Valorisatie ondersteuning innovationlabs, univ.
Gezamenlijk: waar mogelijk
x
Train de trainer programma o.a.
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Organisatie
Plaats
Locatie
Groningen
Zwolle
Enschede
Kennispark
Emmen
Coordinator
Uitv partners
Actielijnen
Wanneer
RUG
…(tbd)
RUG
4 (3,1,2)
Polymer Science Park
DPI VC
…(tbd)
PSP, Windesheim
TKI PT, Kennispark, UT, Saxion
1,2,5
2012
4 (3,1,2)
2013
2013
Tbd
DPI VC
Stenden, PRE
1,2,3,5
Amsterdam
Science park
BE-BIC
TKI BBE, TKI NCI, Science park, VU/UvA, HvA
Delft
Utrecht / A'foort
TUD
UU
BE-BIC
…(tbd)
TKI BBE, TKI PT, TKI NCI, TUD
TKI PT, TKI NCI, UU, HU
2013
Nijmegen
RUN
COAST
Bergen op Zoom Green Chemistry Campus DPI VC
TKI SPM, TKI NCI, Ilab RUN, HAN
GCC, Avans
Eindhoven
Kennispoort
TKI SPM
Eindhoven - Ilab
Innovationlab
DPI VC
Ilab TU/e, TKI PT
4 (3,1,2)
2011
3,1,2 (4)
2011
4 (3,1,2) / 1,2,3,4,5,6 2013/2006
1,2 (3,4)
2012
4 (3,1,2)
2012
1,2
2012
1,2,3,4,5,6
2007
2012
4 (3,1,2)
Venlo
Geleen
GreenPort
Chemelot
…(tbd)
DPI VC
Greenport, LED
Chemelot, LED, CoE HSZuyd, TKI NCI
1,2
3 (1,2)
Wageningen
FBR
TKI SPM
DPI VC
FBR
2012
2009
(Concept, niet alle partijen, plaatsen bevestigd)
Overzicht excl landelijke partners w.o. Syntens en TNO
Samenvatting: wat kan de Topsector chemie
voor u betekenen?
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netwerk ondersteuning, IP
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workshops
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Contacten
Wie benaderen?
TKI SPM
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TKI BBE
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TKI Processing
(0)33 700 9797
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valorisatienetwerk
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