New bio-based materials, products and services

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1 New bio-based materials, products and services

2 Participants Maria Andersson, Lunds Universitet Jan Lagerström, Skogsindustrierna Catharina Ottestam, Innventia Camilla Rööst, Södra

3 A Bio-based Economy An economy that is based on the sustainable production of biomass with the aim of reducing climate impact and the usage of fossil-based resources. A bio-based economy is further defined by an increase in the processing value of biomass, while energy utilisation is minimised and end products capitalise on industry and energy. The aim is to optimise the value of ecosystem services and contribute to the economy.

4 Visions The vision for the strategic innovation area is: Sweden will have completed the conversion to a bio-based economy during the first half of the twenty-first century. measured as processing value

5 Global Challenges Global warming Tightening supplies of energy, water and food Ageing societies and public health

6 Need for bio-based industry R&D&I Development of new product areas Development of existing product areas

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8 The product tree

9 Combining agendas with proximity to biomass

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11 Engaged companies, organisations and research groups in Sweden A Bio-based Economy SRIA Arbio AB Innventia SP Trä SP Energiteknik Lunds universitet, Bioteknik MiUn, Tillämpad naturvetenskap och design Skogforsk TräCentrum Norr Södra Cell KTH, BiMaC Letter of Intent Skogsindustrierna Billerud Korsnäs Chalmers IKEM IOT Sweden KIRAM AB Metsä Board Corporation Mittuniversitetet Processum SCA Skogforsk Skogsindustriella Klustret SP Stiftelsen Marknadstekniskt Centrum Stora Enso Sveaskog Södra skogsägarna TräCentrum Norr/Luleå Tekniska Universitet Other participants Smart Textiles Domsjö Fabriker FOV Fabrics SCA R&D Centre Textilhögskolan PIEp/KTH KTH näringslivsamverkan Konstfack KTH Green Leap Perstorp Tetra Pak SCA Skog AB Tunga Fordon Skogstekniska klustret LRF Skogsägarna

12 EU network

13 Implementation plan

14 Prerequisites Initiative Results Impact Impact Goals Innovation areas with great potential Program-common Strengthened cooperation and consensus on how the vision will be achieved Increased innovation, new partnerships between industry and service companies Reinforced sustainiable growth Nationally concentrated effort on a common vision and goal Political prerequisites for sustainable innovation Market oriented prerequsites for sustainablle business Knowledge of necessary policy decisions and changes for sustainable innovation Requriement specifications for new products, materials and services and also new value chains Sweden gets a leading role in the development of a biobased economy Swedish companies market leaders, linkage of new partners Create conditions for sustainable solutions to social challanges on a global scale Sustainable development that ensures supply, welfare, environmental and energy policy goals Anchored strategy and leadership to realise objectives Research and development Demonstration and product development New materials, production processes and technical solutions New applications, new materials, goods and services on the market Knowledge, skills, better networking and personal mobility in the field Prototypes, scale-up of processes and the basis for investment decisions Strengthened competitiveness and increased exports for Swedish industry Sweden is an attractive country in which to invest and conduct operations

15 Implementation plan

16 What if? July 2013 March 2014 Contract a manager Appoint the board Organise the quality review group Finalise an elaborated implementation plan First limited call based on existing plans (NRA and SRA/FTP) Receipt and evaluate results from pre-studies and WS-projects Make assignments based on the pre-studies and WS-projects Main call based on the implementation plan and pre-study results