Bioenergy and biorefineries: innovations and futures...Bioenergy and biorefineries: innovations and futures: Introduction into Workshop concept and aims Concept for Small Discussion

Bioenergyandbiorefineries:innovationsandfutures

Co-Chairs:UlrichSchurr,ForschungszentrumJülichandBioeconomyScienceCenter(BioSC)SteveCsonka,CommercialAviationAlternativeFuels Initiative(CAAFI)

Rapporteur:MoritzLeschinsky,FraunhoferCBP,Leuna,GER(AndreasJupcke , RWTHAachenandBioeconomyScienceCenter)

Welcome to the Workshop

Bioenergyandbiorefineries:innovationsandfutures:IntroductionintoWorkshopconceptandaims

Rationalefor the workshop• Biorefineriesare key elements for afuture bioeconomy• Concepts (and realisation)requires integrated approaches:• Feedstock• Conversion technologies• Product portfolio• Businesscase

• Aim is• NOT:concise overview ontechnology options• BUT:identify opportunities - current limitations – ways forward between

allstakeholders


KeyTopics

• Keychallengesandopportunitiesinfeedstocks andprocessingtechnologies• Waysforwardtowardsintegratedbiorefineriesatindustrialscale• Keyregulation and(market)obstacles


Expectedoutcome• Mapping ofopportunitiesandchallengesforfeedstock,processing,sustainabilityandmarket• Exchangeonlessonslearntregardingtechnologicalroutes(incl.conversionandproduction),aswellasincentiveschemesforrenewableresourcesandbiorefinerieswithafocusonsustainableaviationfuelmarketandplatformchemicals• Suggestions,howtoovercometheseobstaclesen-routetocommercializationatindustrialscale


InputSpeechesfromdifferentpartsofthevaluechain• (Alternative)Feedstocks:• AndreasSchmidt UFZ– CenterforEnvironmentalResearch,Leipzig,GER• LauriHetemäki EuropeanForestInstitute,FIN

• BiorefineryTechnologies• MoritzLeschinsky FraunhoferCBP,Leuna,GER• JörnViell AVT,RWTHandBioSC

• Businesscases• PaulColona INRA,FRA• SteveCsonka CAAFI,USA


ConceptforSmallDiscussionGroups(4groups)• Groupsof5-7peoplehostedbyaonechair/table• Onerapporteur/tablesummarizestheresultsonthequestions• (short)presentationattheendoftheworkshopand• (evenshorter)presentationintheplenary(Fridayafternoon)

Tablesorganizedincolors• Eachtablehasonemainquestionandtwo„secondary“questions

Furthercontribution• Eachparticipantcandeliverher/hisanswerstothequestionsinaboxattheexitoftheroom


GuidingQuestionsØWhatarethechallengesandgapsinupscalingintegrated

biorefineryconcepts?ØWhatisthebeststrategytodevelopavibrantbiorefineryindustry,

whatistheroutetocommercialization?Ø How can policy support the development of sustainable

biorefinery and bioenergy concepts?Ø Where is the market? Which will the most successful products be

and why?

Ø What is most needed in research and development?


GuidingQuestions1 Host:MatthiasZscheile

Ø What are the challenges and gaps in upscaling integrated biorefinery concepts?

Role of• Industry• Research• Politics/policies


GuidingQuestions2 Host:AlbertoBezama

Ø What is the best strategy to develop a vibrant biorefinery industry, what is the route to commercialization?



GuidingQuestions3 Host:HeikeSlusarczyk

Ø How can policy support the development of sustainable biorefinery and bioenergy concepts?



GuidingQuestions4 Host:Malanie Form

Ø Where is the market? Which will the most successful products be and why?



GuidingQuestionsØWhatarethechallengesandgapsinupscalingintegrated

biorefineryconcepts?ØWhatisthebeststrategytodevelopavibrantbiorefineryindustry,

whatistheroutetocommercialization?Ø How can policy support the development of sustainable

biorefinery and bioenergy concepts?Ø Where is the market? Which will the most successful products be

and why?

Ø What is most needed in research and development?

Bioenergy and biorefineries: innovations and futures...Bioenergy and biorefineries: innovations and futures: Introduction into Workshop concept and aims Concept for Small Discussion

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