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www.nova-institute.eu Small and medium sized enterprise (SME) Bio-based Economy Bio-based Chemistry and Materials Raw Material Supply Techno-Economic Evaluation Market Research Environmental Evaluation Dissemination Political Framework & Strategy

nova-institut GmbH SME Institute The nova-institute was founded as a private and independent institute in 1994. It is located in the Chemical Park Knapsack in Huerth, which lies at the heart of the chemical industry around Cologne (Germany). Key questions regarding nova activities What are the most promising concepts and applications for Industrial biotechnology, biorefineries and bio-based products? What are the challenges for a post petroleum age the Third Industrial Revolution? Industrial & Political Consultancy Conferences & Dissemination Sustainability New Field CO 2 Economy Research Projects For the last two decades, nova- Institute has been globally active in feedstock supply, techno-economic and environmental evaluation, market research, dissemination, project management and policy for a sustainable bio-based economy. Selected customers Dissemination & Marketing Support B2B communication Conferences & Workshops Marketing Strategies Environmental Evaluation Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) Life Cycle Inventories Meta-Analyses of LCAs Political Framework & Strategy System Analysis Strategic Consulting Bio-based Economy Industrial Biotechnology Biorefineries Bio-based Chemistry Bio-based Plastics & Composites Market Research Volumes & Trends Competition Analysis Feasibility and Potential Studies Technology & Markets Raw Material Supply Availability & Prices Sustainability Techno-Economic Evaluation (TEE) Process Economics Target Costing Analysis Automotive Industry: Brose, BMW, Mercedes/Daimler, Dräxlmaier, Faurecia, Ford, Johnson Controls, Quadrant Chemistry, plastics and biomaterials: Arizona Chemical, BASF, Corbion (formerly: PURAC), ESE Expert, Evonik, FKuR, GreenFuture, Honeywell, IKEA, InfraServ, KOSCHE, LEIFHEIT, LOGOCOS, Teijin Engineering: Coperion, FERROSTAAL, Reifenhäuser, Uhde-Inventa Fischer Consulting: AFC Consulting (DE), BLEZAT CONSULTING (FR), Clever Consult (BE), Ernst & Young (FR/DE), KPMG (Malaysia), meó Consulting (DE) Associations / Clusters/ NGOs: AVK, CEFIC, CLIB2021, European Bioplastics, EIHA, IAR, VHI, WWF (USA) Ministries & Institutions: BfN (DE), BMELV (DE), DBU (DE), DEFRA (UK), DECC (UK), European Commission, FAO, FNR (DE), GIZ (DE), KfW (DE), NIA (TH), UBA (DE), Netherlands Enterprise Agency (NL), Ministry of Economic Affairs (NL) Research Institutes: Fraunhofer UMSICHT (DE), HS Bremen (DE), IFEU (DE), INRA (FR), INNVENTIA (SE), Joint Research Centre (EU), London Imperial College (UK), Öko-Institut (DE), RAPRA (UK), VTT (FI), Wageningen UR (NL), Wuppertal Institut (DE)

Bio-based economy Feedstocks, processes and products (without food & feed) Biomass feedstocks Starch Sugar Lignocellulose Oils & Fats Proteins Other Complex biomolecules (rubber, biosurfactants etc.) Mixed biomass, waste Processes Physical-mechanical Filtration Destillation Extraction Fragmentation Cristallisation Thermochemical Incineration Gasification Thermolysis Pyrolysis Hydrothermal Chemical Catalytical processes Oxidation Esterification Hydrogenation Hydrolysis Etherification Isomerisation Polymerisation Biotechnology Fermentation Biocatalysis Aerobic conversion (composting) Anaerobic digestion (biogas) Bio-based products Platform & fine chemicals Pharmaceuticals Surfactants Lubricants Polymers Fibres Composites Pulp & paper Wood-based materials Bioenergy Biofuels Fields of activity nova-institute offers research, consultancy and dissemination with a focus on bio-based and CO 2 -based economy in the fields of feedstock, techno-economic evaluation, markets, LCA, dissemination, B2B communication and policy. Today, nova-institute has more than 20 employees and a yearly turnover of more than 2 Mio.. www.bio-based.eu All services of the of the nova-institute You may may find find all information all information on conferences conferences and have access and to our have bio-based access news, to along our bio-based with papers news, on bio-based along policy, with papers studies on LCA bio-based and Meta-Analysis policy, studies of LCAs, market on LCA studies and and Meta-Analysis more on: of LCAs, market studies and more on www.bio-based.eu Regular nova-conferences nova-conferences Conference Bio-based Materials ninternational Conference on Bio-based Materials Carbon Dioxide as Feedstock for Chemistry & Polymers nconference Carbon Dioxide as Feedstock for Chemistry & German Polymers WPC-Conference International Conference of the European ngerman WPC-Conference Industrial Hemp Association ninternational Conference of the European Industrial Hemp Association

Your partner for research and consultancy We are ready to join ambitious research and industrial consultancy projects with our comprehensive expertise: Raw Material Supply navailability & prices ncompeting uses nsustainability certifications ntechnical feasibility assessment and alternatives ncharacterisation and evaluation of chemical composition Environmental Evaluation nlife cycle assessments (LCA) nlife cycle inventories nmeta-analyses of LCAs nenvironmental process optimization nsupport of sustainability certification labelling, auditing Techno-Economic Evaluation nprocess Economics ntechnology assessment ninvestment appraisals nbusiness development ntarget and life cycle costing nuncertainty, risk and sensitivity analyses Dissemination & Marketing Support nb2b communication nevents for experts: Conferences & workshops nproject communication & dissemination ndifferent channels: conferences, websites, press releases, newsletters, leaflets nstrong stakeholders network Market Research ncompetition Analysis nfeasibility and potential studies nmarketing strategies, application assessment ndata collection, surveys and interviews nevaluation of product identities incl. GreenPremium Political Framework & Strategy nsystem Analysis nscience-based strategic consulting for political bodies and companies nstrategic Consulting ndata collection and analysis nunique selling points, application assessment and GreenPremium prices nstandardisation, certification and labelling nstrong political network and member in different national and international committees Associations and bodies The nova-institute is a member of various international associations and committees. We are founding member of the Cluster Industrial Biotechnology CLIB2021, member of the Federation of Reinforced Plastics (AVK), member of the Biobased Industries Consortium BIC, the subgroup Natural Fibres Reinforced Plastics, member of kunstoffland NRW e.v. Plastics Manufacturers Association in the German State of North Rhine-Westphalia and of IBB Industrielle Biotechnologie Bayern. on Bio-based Products of the European Commission, member of the biomass supply Thematic Working Group of the Bioeconomy Panel of the European Commission, as well as member of the Standing Committee on Agricultural Research (SCAR), working group Sustainable Bioresources for a Growing Bioeconomy. nova-institute is the executive office of the European Industrial Hemp Association (EIHA), which is member of the Technical Committee, CEN/TC 411 Bio-based products, member of the Expert Group

Running projects The nova-institute is a partner in various research projects within the fields of bio-based chemistry, materials and biotechnology. nova-institute sourrounds, 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 Commission Projects within the FP7 funding programme nbio TIC The Industrial Biotech Research and Innovation Platforms Centre towards Technological Innovation and solid foundations for a growing industrial biotech sector in Europe: Roadmapping for a bio-based economy, identification of hurdles and network management. (08/2012 07/2015) nkbbpps Knowledge Based Bio-based Products Pre- Standardization: Development of a standardization of biobased products, network management and dissemination. (08/2012 07/2015) nfibra EU-China Partnering on fibre crops: Network management, socio-economic and ecological assessment for the development of the natural fibre industry in China. (09/2012 11/2015) nmultihemp Multipurpose Hemp: Techno-economic evaluation, life-cycle assessment (LCA) and dissemination for the development of a multipurpose hemp. (09/2012 02/2017) nsplash Sustainable Polymers from Algae Sugars and Hydrocarbons: Dissemination for a multinational project on algae biotechnology and product development. (09/2012-08/2016) nmiracles Multi-product Integrated biorefinery of Algae: from Carbon dioxide and Light Energy to high-value Specialties. (11/2013 10/2017) nopen-bio Opening bio-based markets via standards, labelling and procurement. (2013 10/2016) nib2market Bringing innovative industrial biotechnology research to the market. (12/2013 11/2015) nbio QED Quod Erat Demonstrandum: Large scale demonstration for the bio based bulk chemicals BDO and IA aiming at cost reduction and improved sustainability. (01/2014 12/2017) Projects within the WoodWisdom-Net Research Programme and ERA NET Bioenergy nbiofoambark Bark Valorization into insulating Foams and Bioenergy: Techno-economic evaluation, market penetration strategy and dissemination. (02/2012 02/2015) nhemicell Wood based chemicals, in particular chemical modified hemicellulose, used as functional additives to enhance the material properties of cellulose esters. (04/2014-03/2017) National projects nmaterial use of lignocellulose-containing fermentation residues from biogas production for the wood panel industry: Project management, techno-economic and ecological assessment for the use of fermentation residues. (Funded by the Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt DBU 04/2012 10/2014) nsustainable biomass potential for biofuels in competition to food, feed, bioenergy and industrial material use in Germany, Europe and worldwide. (Funded by the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL), 04/2013 09/2014) nmore resource efficiency through cascading use of biomass from theory to practice: Best practice analysis of existing cascades and development of recommendations for political and industrial stakeholders. (Funded by the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety (BMUB), 07/2013 10/2016) nova papers on bio-based economy nova paper #1: Level Playing Field for Bio-based Chemistry and Materials. 2011-07. nova paper #2: Food or non-food: Which agricultural feedstocks are best for industrial uses? 2013-07. nova paper #3: GreenPremium prices along the value chain of bio-based products. 2014-04. nova-paper #4: Proposals for a Reform of the Renewable Energy Directive (RED) to a Renewable Energy and Materials Directive (REMD). 2014-05. Download at: www.bio-based.eu/nova-papers

nova-team Experts from Austria, Finland, France, Germany and Italy CEO Dipl.-Phys. Michael Carus Founder & Managing Director michael.carus@nova-institut.de M.A. Sociol. Linda Engel Management Assistant +49 (0) 2233 48 14 58 linda.engel@nova-institut.de B.A. Int. Bus. Stefanie Clermont Chief Financial Officer +49 (0) 2233 48 14 54 stefanie.clermont@nova-institut.de Ina Hellge Office & Conference Management ina.hellge@nova-institut.de Department Sustainability Ecology, Economy, Policy Department Technology & Markets Bio-based Chemicals and Materials, Industrial Biotechnology, CO 2 Utilization Gero Carus Office Assistant gero.carus@nova-institut.de Dipl. environ. Sc. Roland Essel Environmental Evaluation & Management +49 (0) 2233 48 14 42 roland.essel@nova-institut.de Dipl.-Biol. Achim Raschka Bio-based Chemistry & Industrial Biotechnology +49 (0) 2233 48 14 51 achim.raschka@nova-institut.de Conferences & Dissemination Conferences, B2B Communication, ibib M.A. Pol. Lara Dammer Policy & Strategy +49 (0) 2233 48 14 55 lara.dammer@nova-institut.de Dr. rer.nat. Asta Eder WPC, Wood & Bio-based Materials +43 (0) 676 363 14 55 asta.eder@nova-institut.de Dipl.-Geogr. Dominik Vogt Conference & Project Management +49 (0) 2233 48 14 49 dominik.vogt@nova-institut.de Dr. Sc. agr. Stephan Piotrowski Economics & Resources +49 (0) 2233 48 14 53 stephan.piotrowski@nova-institut.de Dipl.Ing. Mat. Sc. Florence Aeschelmann Bio-based Plastics & Composites +49 (0) 2233 48 14 48 florence.aeschelmann@nova-institut.de M.A. Phil. Jutta Millich Conference & Project Management +49 (0) 561 50 35 80 44 jutta.millich@nova-institut.de M.Sc. agr. econ. Elke Breitmayer Life Cycle Assessment & Economics +49 (0) 2233 48 14 57 elke.breitmayer@nova-institut.de B.Sc.-Geogr. Barbara Dommermuth Markets & Editor, Bio-based News +49 (0) 2233 48 14 56 barbara.dommermuth@nova-institut.de IT & Graphics Dipl.-Ing. environ. eng. Martha Barth Life Cycle Assessment & Waste Management +49 (0) 2233 48 14 60 martha.barth@nova-institut.de Dr. rer. nat. Fabrizio Sibilla Bio-based Chemistry & Industrial Biotechnology +49 (0) 2233 48 14 47 fabrizio.sibilla@nova-institut.de Daniel Steeg Databases & Web daniel.steeg@nova-institut.de Dr. Phil. Christin Liptow Life Cycle Assessment christin.liptow@nova-institut.de Dr. med. Franjo Grotenhermen Pharmacology & Therapeutic Uses of Medical Plants +49 (0) 2952 97 08 573 franjo.grotenhermen@nova-institut.de Maksim Dommermuth IT System Manager +49 (0) 2233 48 14 43 maksim.dommermuth@nova-institut.de Dipl.-Des. Marion Kupfer Editor, Bio-based-News marion.kupfer@nova-institut.de M.A. Hist. Mathias Lederle Layout & IT +49 (0) 2233 48 14 44 mathias.lederle@nova-institut.de nova-institut GmbH Chemiepark Knapsack Industriestrasse 300 50354 Huerth, Germany Tel: Fax: +49 (0) 2233 48 14 50 contact@nova-institut.de www.nova-institute.eu