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Duncan Cross | @Renmatrix Renmatrix
The Rise of Bio-‐Materials and Bio-‐Products: Current State of Play, Likely Future Scenarios, and Effec@ve Brand Strategies
#SB15London
Kathryn Sheridan | @SustConsult Sustainability Consult
Marcel Lubben Reverdia
Tom Szaky | @TerraCycle TerraCycle
Thomas Kläusli AVA Biochem
Buzzword Bingo
• Biobased materials / biomaterials• Renewable chemicals• Bioplastics / biodegradable• Synthetic biology / biotechnology• Bioeconomy
Materials Matter
• Making products from renewable materials NOT OIL• Sugar• Corn• Waste• CO2• etc
• #keepitintheground
Our Community
• Member of 1% for the Planet – donating 1% of sales to Natuurpunt
• First European 1% for the Planet Ambassador
Sustainability Communications
• All visibility and no credibility = greenwashing
• All credibility and no visibility = commercial death
• Credibility and Visibility
Want to know [email protected]@kathrynsheridan+32 496 116198
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Renewable Solutions for Sustainable Brands
Reverdia’s Biosuccinium™ enables renewable solutions for Sustainable Brands
Resins & Solvents (coatings)
PBS (packaging, adhesives, paper lamination)
Polyurethanes (foams, adhesives)
-Through its unique low pH yeast Biosuccinium™ technology
-By co-developing and commercializing with its clients & partners in a unique value chain collaboration model
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Example: renewable footwear value chain
• Corn based today
• Alternatives (from agricultural waste) under evaluation
• Commercial production plant since Dec. 2012
• Biosuccinium™-based polyols developed
• Biosuccinium™-based Desmopan® polyurethane (PU) available
• Interest for renewable PU identified
• PU samples being tested
• Shoe sole production
• Pre marketing series
• First commercialization
Biomass Feedstocks Materials OEM /
Part maker Brand Owner
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Example: renewable packaging value chain
Reverdia Lead Partner In BioSuccInnovate Consortium* for development of a radically new food packaging value chain based on renewable
materials
*Through ADMIT BioSuccInnovate, an innovative Climate-KIC initiative funded by the European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT), along with the Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences (IBERS) at Aberystwyth University and other European partners, CIMV, UK retailer Waitrose and food tray producer Sharpak
© Copyright 2015 Renmatix, Inc © Copyright 2015 Renmatix, Inc
OIL REFINERIES BIOREFINERIES
AFFORDABLE BIO BUILDING BLOCKS WILL DRIVE BIOINDUSTRY
© Copyright 2015 Renmatix, Inc © Copyright 2015 Renmatix, Inc
OIL REFINERIES BIOREFINERIES
AFFORDABLE BIO BUILDING BLOCKS WILL DRIVE BIOINDUSTRY
© Copyright 2015 Renmatix, Inc © Copyright 2015 Renmatix, Inc
IMAGINE CONSUMER GOODS GENERATED FROM PLANTS – NOT PETROLEUM: THIS GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATES A REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLE OF PRODUCTS THAT CAN BE DERIVED FROM BIO BUILDING BLOCKS.
© Copyright 2015 Renmatix, Inc © Copyright 2015 Renmatix, Inc
RENMATIX’s PLANTROSE® PROCESS: A FLEXIBLE PLATFORM
WOODY BIOMASS
AGRICULTURAL RESIDUES
ENERGY GRASSES
WASTE SOURCES
LIGNIN
SUGAR C6
SUGAR C5
© Copyright 2015 Renmatix, Inc © Copyright 2015 Renmatix, Inc
RENMATIX IS PRODUCING AT SIGNIFICANT SCALE & ATTRACTIVE YIELDS FOR PARTNERS TODAY
INTEGRATED PLANTROSE COMPLEX (ATLANTA)
© Copyright 2015 Renmatix, Inc © Copyright 2015 Renmatix, Inc
UNLOCKING CELLULOSICS FEEDSTOCKS ECONOMICALLY: THE BRIDGE TO RENEWABLE CHEMICALS & FUELS
RENMATIX CONVERSION TECHNOLOGY BIOMASS DOWNSTREAM
2012
2015 30
Platform chemical 5-HMF
building the bio-based future
SUSTAINABLE BRANDS
2015
Thomas M. Kläusli Chief Marketing Officer
2015 32
5-HMF - PERFORMANCE ADVANTAGES
5-‐HMF is the star2ng point for many future bio-‐based products.
Ø used as performance ingredient in food, agro, pharma
Ø converted to at least 150
relevant chemicals
Ø converted to monomers for at least 20 different polymers à e.g. PEF
Ø used to replace formaldehyde in furniture produc2on
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Plas2cs Bio-‐Plas2cs
Source: Worldwatch Institute / European Bioplastics (2013)
Plastics: 299 Mio. t/a Bioplastics: 1.6 Mio. t/a
BIO-‐PLASTICS INDUSTRY IS STILL IN ITS EARLY STAGES
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