The BioEconomy: an Opportunity for Europe!

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1 The BioEconomy: an Opportunity for Europe! Marcel Wubbolts Chief Technology Officer, Royal DSM Chair, BioBased Industries Consortium Halbzeitkonferenz Bioökonomie, June 5 th, Berlin

2 Mission Our purpose is to create brighter lives for people today and generations to come. We connect our unique competences in Life Sciences and Materials Sciences to create solutions that nourish, protect and improve performance.

We connect our unique competences in Life Sciences and

3 What are we waiting for? Page 2

4 CONFIDENTIAL Circular Economy - WHY Quality of Life within our Planet Boundaries* Closing the Loop Brighter Living Quality of Life * Page Graph 3 taken from WWF Living Planet Report DSM. All rights reserved

Brighter Living Quality of Life * Page Graph 3 taken

5 FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY Page 4 Page 4

9 8 DSM BioBased Products & Services Biorefinery Solutions for Fuels and Materials

10 BioBased: Beyone 1 for Wind Mills Trends Trend for sustainable energy generation Bright Science Windmill blades from Beyone 1 resin Superior fatigue resistance using a styrenefree, cobalt-free resin with 40 % bio-content Brighter Living Fast blade manufacturing: increased production output per mold Reduced Eco-footprint vs. epoxy Elimination of exposure during blade production Continued windmill operation Page Page DSM. All rights reserved

Brighter Living Fast blade manufacturing: increased production output per mold Reduced Eco-footprint vs.

11 Biobased: Waterborne Decorative Coatings Trends Consumer preference for sustainable paints without health risks Reducing the carbon footprint Application: Primers and high gloss paints for professionals and DIY Bright Science Bio-based waterborne alkyd emulsions, virtually VOC free, combined with high performance and esthetics Brighter Living Renewable content between 40 70% VOC emission reduction to almost zero protecting indoor air quality and improving working conditions Page DSM. All rights reserved

emulsions, virtually VOC free, combined with high performance and esthetics Brighter Living Renewable content between 40 70% VOC

12 BioTech: Cellulosic Ethanol (cetoh)

13 Thermostable Cellulases

15 C5 Yeast

16 DSM s advanced yeast C6 C5 C6 C5 Cellulose degradation yields mainly glucose (C6) Hemicellulose consists of heteropolymeric C5 and C6 sugars, All sugars need to be converted to be economical Hemicellulose 20-55% (C5) & Cellulose 20-45% (C6) Slide 15

C5 and C6 sugars, All sugars need to be converted to be

17 US example: Poet - DSM

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19 Emmetsburg, IA Ground Breaking March 13, 2012 Vertical construction in progress Start-up in 2014 Slide 18

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22 Cellulosic bio-ethanol: very attractive opportunity Global cellulosic bio-ethanol market expected to grow to 18bn gallons in 2022 (~ US$ 50bn) Resulting in market value for enzymes & yeasts of ~ US$ 3-5bn in 2022 US is leading, forecast ~ 7.5bn gallons of cellulosic bio-ethanol by 2022 By 2022 about plants to produce cellulosic bio-ethanol from corn crop residue could be required in the US Market expectations * cellulosic bio-ethanol (global demand in billion gallons) US China Brazil EU 21 Source: Hart s Global Energy Study

23 22 enabling sustainable materials

24 Reverdia s Biosuccinium Facility Cassano, IT

25 Assembling the Value Chain Biomass Biosuccinium Materials OEM Brand Owner 24

26 Bio-based chemicals opportunity Growth Industrial Biotech is forecasted at 15-20% per year between Bln Consumer Chemicals Specialty Chemicals 432 Stronger use of renewable raw materials due to the need for sustainability and a stricter regulatory environment (e.g. increasing regulatory pressure for packaging applications) Polymers & Fibres Base Chemicals CAGR 19% 188 Build-up of new bio-based supply chains based on feedstock availability Source: FESTEL CAPITAL Industrial Biotech Database 2011

27 Current Major Biobased Ventures Cellulosic bio-ethanol Renewable diesel + Advanced Biogas + Bio-Succinic Slide 26

28 Does Europe have a Role to Play in the Bio-Economy? Realising the European Bio-economy Potential via BBI, a Public Private Partnership of the EC and Bio-based Industries Supported by Marcel Wubbolts Chairman of BIC CTO of Royal DSM

29 About the PPP A Public-Private Partnership (PPP) between the EU (public) the Bio-based Industries Consortium (BIC, private) A joint commitment of 3.8 billion over o 1 billion (EU) o 2.8 billion (BIC) Multi-annual funding programmes for bio-based projects Enabling rural development and re-industrialisation in Europe

32 What s next? Official launch of the BBI PPP, July 9 th Publication of first call for proposals Work program 2015 BIC priorities in 2014 Reach out to EU regions Raise awareness on the BBI & opportunities, since regions have the feedstock, and projects will be implemented in their backyard Exploit the synergies between H2020, EU Structural & European Investment Funds (ESIF)

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