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Study of the EU bio-based industry

Study of the EU bio-based industry. Manuel Gomez Barbero Claudia Parisi Emilio Rodríguez- Cerezo JRC-IPTS CEFIC, Brussels, 13 May 2014. Who are we and what do we do?.

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Study of the EU bio-based industry

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  1. Study of the EU bio-based industry • Manuel Gomez Barbero • Claudia Parisi • Emilio Rodríguez-Cerezo • JRC-IPTS • CEFIC, Brussels, 13 May 2014

  2. Who are we and what do we do? • JRC is the European Commission’s in-house science service. It provides the science for policy decisions, with a view to ensuring that the EU achieves its Europe 2020 goals for a productive economy as well as a safe, secure and sustainable future. • The JRC plays a key role in the European Research Area and reinforces its multi-disciplinarity by networking extensively with leading scientific organizations in the Member States, Associated Countries and worldwide. 20 August 2014 2

  3. Established 1957 • 7 institutes in 5 countries: Italy, Belgium, Germany, The Netherlands, Spain • 2,845 permanent and temporary staff in 2010 • 1,398 scientific publications in 2010 • 125 instances of support to the EU policy-maker annually • Budget: €356 million annually, plus €62 million earned income • Where you can find us • Corporate Services – Brussels • IRMM – Geel, Belgium • Institute for Reference Materials and Measurements • ITU – Karlsruhe, Germany and Ispra, Italy • Institute for Transuranium Elements • IE – Petten, The Netherlands and Ispra, Italy • Institute for Energy • IPSC – Ispra, Italy • Institute for the Protection and Security of the Citizen • IES – Ispra, Italy • Institute for Environment and Sustainability • IHCP – Ispra, Italy • Institute for Health and Consumer Protection • IPTS – Seville, Spain • Institute for Prospective Technological Studies 20 August 2014 3

  4. Study of the EU bio-based industryRationale Sectors of the Bioeconomy ENERGY FOOD & FEED INDUSTRY Bio-based chemicals & products Well covered data, many statistical databases available Lack of specific data, including market data

  5. JRC-IPTS J4 (Agrilife Unit) Study of the EU bio-based industryObjectives • GENERAL OBJECTIVE: description of the current status and evolution of the EU bio-based industry. • SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES: • Analyse business activity in the EU bio-based industries • Share of biomass (input) in the bio-based products (output) • Drivers and constrains affecting the development of bio-based products • Impact of EU bio-based industry on the EU economy • Performance of the bio-based vs. fossil-based products • Quantitative/qualitative comparison of the EU bio-based industry with key EU competitor countries.

  6. JRC-IPTS J4 (Agrilife Unit) Study of the EU bio-based industryScope • SCOPE: EU companies* producing one or more of the bio-based products of the list provided. • *EU companies are defined as those producing a turnover or employing labour in the EU which may have production facilities not only in the EU but elsewhere as well. • Outside of the scope: • Bio-based products obtained by traditional and established technologies such as pulp and paper, traditional textiles, etc. • Liquid biofuels, energy, power • Pharmaceuticals • Food/feed additives • Finished goods/products derived from the bio-based products.

  7. JRC-IPTS J4 (Agrilife Unit) List of bio-based products subject of the study • Building Blocks • Polymers • Paints & lacquers & coatings • Lubricants • Surfactants • Enzymes • Materials and composites • Insulation • Phase Change Materials

  8. JRC-IPTS J4 (Agrilife Unit) Study of the EU bio-based industryApproach • Description of the EU bio-based sector and survey design • Organization of a one day workshop with concerned industry associations, enterprises and other relevant actors • Building a database of companies of the EU bio-based industry • Conducting a pilot survey on companies producing selected bio-based products • Conducting the final survey on companies producing selected bio-based products • Reporting results and raw data delivering

  9. JRC-IPTS J4 (Agrilife Unit) Study of the EU bio-based industryStructured questionnaire • Company information • Information related to bio-based products • Information related to fossil-based products • Research and development activities and capacities • Perceptionon drivers and constrains.

  10. JRC-IPTS J4 (Agrilife Unit) Study of the EU bio-based industryIndicative Calendar • Call for tender: • Q1-2014: preparation of the call for tender - done • Q1-2014: publication in the official journal– done (11.03.2014) • http://web.jrc.ec.europa.eu/callsfortender/index.cfm?action=app.tender&id=2415&instdir=3582&type=1 • Q2-2014: tender deadline (05.05.2014) • Activity of the contractor: • Q4-2014: workshop in Brussels to fine-tune the survey strategy • Q4-2014: Pilot survey (10% of the final sample) • Q1-2015: Final survey to the EU bio-based industry • Q2-2015: Survey results

  11. Thank you for your attentionManuel Gomez BarberoManuel.GOMEZ-BARBERO@ec.europa.eu

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