MareLife. ALGAE WORKSHOP 15th and 16th November 2012 THE NORWEGIAN UNIVERSITY OF LIFE SCIENCES (UMB) ÅS, NORWAY

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1 MareLife ALGAE WORKSHOP 15th and 16th November 2012 THE NORWEGIAN UNIVERSITY OF LIFE SCIENCES (UMB) ÅS, NORWAY

2 MareLife brief and how we assist the sector preparing for microalgae as a new resource Øystein Lie och Jon Aulie MareLife

3 MareLife organizational structure Election Committee Sissel Rogne Geir Andreassen Arne Benjaminsen MareLife GA MareLife Board Executive Manager/Secr Ø. Lie Carl Seip Hanevold (Chair) Live Aker (Vise chair) Jon Aule Odd Magne Rødseth Torstein Steine Kristine Naterstad Espen Rimstad Kjetill Jakobsen Dag Knappskog Ørjan Olsvik Aquaculture Petter Arnesen Marine Harvest Reference Groups Fishery Lars Olav Lie, Liegruppen Marine bioactive subst Jon Aulie FHL Commercializ. Knut Traaseth, Norw Venture

4 MareLife-Group MareLife Jørgen Lund 100% 60% 10% MareLife Services AS 30%

5 MareLife s 50 members, diverse and strong: 60 % of Oslo marine stock exchange

6 MareLife members (47) and allies through nationwide forum: Storby Marin Internatl Allies and contacts (> 400) Blue Bio

7 Mode of Operation q NASF. Runs global leading seafood business and innovation arena (NASF and NASF Day Zero) q Public frameworks. Assist in optimizing public framework for the sector (Havlandet Norge, Hav21, BioVerdi etc) q R&D. Assist in rigging R&D and innovation project for the sector q Start ups. Assist in start ups operations q Communication. Communicate to relevant target groups about the importance of advancing the marine sector

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10 NASF The global leading marine business and innovation arena Market & Supply Finance - NASF R&D and Innova+on

11 R&D/Innovation projects: Ø Blue Bio (Sweeden-Norway marine innovation project, Interreg) Ø GenTrack. Genetic tracing of escaped salmon Ø Marbed. Test bed for marine ingredients Ø Green Fishing Vessel Ø AlgInnova- microalgae as new bio resource Ø Start up. Company start up assistance Ø BioValue: Managing a cross bio sector project aiming at enhancing value creation from life science

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14 Marbed: Project under development, test bed to verify health claims when marketing nutraceutica Harvesting vessel with unique and patented technology F/T Saga Sea First step processing onboard Floating Life Science Factory Harvesting capability of tones Aker Eco Harvesting technology Proprietary technology Optimum utilization of the nutritional value Aker BioMarine has extensive experience with fishing operations under harsh weather conditions.

15 Green Fishing Vessel: Propulsion (Rolls Royce) Green Passport (Veritas) Biomass measurer (Chr Mickelsen Institute) Energy balance (Present Water) Stabilization (Veritas) Communication (Telenor Marin Radio) Remote sensing of ocean enviroment data (NIVA) Novel acoustics (IMR)

16 Early stage commercialization Does your research have market potential? MareLife helps move private and institutional research to market. It is this type of expertise that has shaped nowadays life. After all, inventions have never been ordered, but have been exciting side effects of basic research from individual players. Blue Bio

17 «BioVerdi» A cross sector, cross border initiative focusing on optimizing the ecosystem for value creation in the life science based sectors: marine, agri, health and process industry Secretariat: Oslo Innovation Center MARINE: Havbruk, sjømat og forvaltning av det marine miljø INDUSTRY: Miljøvennlige industrielle prosesser og produkter. Biobasert energi og miljøteknologi Livsvitenskap/ Bioteknologi: Muliggjørende teknologi HEALTH: Helsetjenester og helserelaterte næringer AGRI: Landbruksbasert mat- og biomasse- produksjon

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19 Growth in global salmon industry vs. Availability of fish oil Global salmon production CAGR 6 % Production and use of fish oils World Fish oil prod Human Consumption Aquaculture Other usage Thousand Tonnes Source: Odd Magne Rødseth, AquaGen Norway Thousand Tonnes

20 World algae production A l g a e total production 5.4 mio t p.a. brow n algae 56,0% total sales 4.9 mrd US $ p.a. red algae 24,9% green algae 0,3% others 18,8% Source: Pulz, IGV GmbH 2008

21 Microalgae market gateways Source: Pulz, IGV GmbH 2010

22 Microalgae Value Chain MareLife involvements: Aquaculture/ Seafood FuncQonal foods and pharma Energy consumpqon Feed companies Ingredients Industry Ingred Nutra Pharma Energy plants Algae manufacturers R&D environments

23 MareLife microalgae assisting efforts q Inventories/reports q Workshops q Networks q Important topic on NASF agenda q Innovations projects Blue Bio