www.spire2030.eu SPIRE PPP Sustainable Process Industries through Resource & Energy Efficiency Loredana Ghinea Executive Director A.SPIRE
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SPIRE PPPSustainable Process Industries
through Resource & Energy
Efficiency
Loredana Ghinea
Executive Director A.SPIRE
Symbiosis = “living together” / co-evolution
Public Private
Industry Industry
Economy Environment
Producers Consumers
Process Industry: Chemical, biochemical, and physical transformation and formulation of raw materials using continuous and batch processes into Materials with new properties and functionalities
Raw Materials
Components& Products
Discrete Manufacturing:
Strengths
6.8 million jobs
450,000 enterprises
> €1,600 bn/y turnover
Challenges
Resources & energy
Competitiveness
High-risks/long-term investments
“Ceci n’est pas une chaîne”
How do you nurture a new Industrial Renaissance?
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The economy comes together in many circles
Raw resources – the end user industries
- the value “circle”
Research – demonstrations – market
- the innovation “circle”
Big – medium – small enterprises
- the industrial “circle”
Site – region – Europe – global
- the geographical “circle”
PROCESS INDUSTRY
TODAY
PROCESS INDUSTRY
Tomorrow
Rejuvenate & invest in industrial processes
(Re)invent feedstock (optimisation of the current + waste, bio, new / CO2)
(Re)invent process mngt.: energy, water, raw materials (reduce, re-use) –
beyond industrial settings also
(Re)invent process control, big data analysis (beyond plant)
(Re)invent materials & products with a significantly increased impact on
resource & energy efficiency down the value chain: transport, housing
(Re)invent technologies for valorisation of waste streams within and across
sectors
Horizon2020 – SPIRE call example
Recover the waste heat produced in energy-intensive processes and transform it into
useful energy for other industrial users or for district heating
Characteristics Benefits
15-20% increase in efficiency
Energy “circularity”
SPIRE – Innovation – Policy Landscape
WWW.SPIRE2030.EU
Looking aheadHow to ensure a vibrant innovation eco-system:
1. Policy needs to catch-up the technology development
include analysis of policy requirements in the projects
adapt legislation (waste, renewables)
address education / skills
ensure better understanding of these sectors
2. Boosting private investment
ensure strategic public & private agendas are aligned in order to
focus on areas that can be taken up by the market and replicated
ensure red thread (in content & in timing) between various initiatives
boost public support & acceptance – encourage new business models
3. Maximising innovation impacts
do not forget the infrastructure
facilitate & push the “flourishing” of SPIRE’s unique feature
(8 sectors working together)
work on new public – private financing models