Biorefineries Joint Call Topic 3.3.1: Sustainable
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FP7 Energy Research
Information Day
Brussels, 24-25 September 2008
BIOREFINERY JOINT CALL
Maria Georgiadou , DG RTD
European Commission
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Outline
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Joint Calls
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Themes Overview
Themes 2 - Food, Agriculture and
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Fisheries, and Biotechnology;
4 - Nano-sciences, Nano-technologies, Materials and new
Production Technologies;
5 - Energy;
6 - Environment)
FP7 2009 Biorefinery Joint Call
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Topics
Evaluation
Note: An introduction to this presentation, common to the all
individual 2009 energy RTD calls, is provided separately .
Similarly, rules for participation and common aspects of
submission and evaluation procedures are presented separately
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Joint Calls
Joint calls stated in Cooperation
Specific Programme
A way to overcome challenges and
implement EU policies
Several topics in discussion for joint calls
Biorefinery Joint Call
Cross sectorial approach of Themes 2, 4, 5, 6
DG RTD Directorates involved E, G, I, K
DG TREN/Directorate D participates under the Energy Theme
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EU FP7 Co-operation
Specific Programme
THEMES
1. Health
2. Food, agriculture and fisheries, and
biotechnology (1.9 Billion €)
3. Information and communication technologies
4. Nanosciences, nanotechnologies, materials
and new production technologies (3.5 Billion €)
5. Energy (2.3 Billion €)
6. Environment (including climate change) - (1.9 Billion €)
7. Transport (including aeronautics)
8. Socio-economic sciences and the humanities
9. Space
10.Security
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Food, agriculture and fisheries, and
biotechnology Theme
Sustainable production and
management of
biological resources from land,
forest and aquatic environments
“Fork to farm”: Food
(including sea-food),
health and well being
Life sciences, biotechnology
and biochemistry for
sustainable non-food
products and processes
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Nanosciences, nanotechnologies,
materials and new production
technologies Theme
Knowledge based
processes
High added value products
Integration of
technologies for
industrial applications
New synthetic routes
Nanotechnologies and
Converging technologies
Flexible production
Development of a
manufacturing asset
Emergence of sciencebased industries
Innovation and sustainability
Transformation of industry
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Energy Theme
Note : 10 “activities” implemented jointly by DG RTD and TREN
Hydrogen and fuel cells
CO2 capture and storage
technologies for zero
emission power generation
Renewable
electricity
generation
Clean coal
technologies
Renewable
fuel production
Smart energy
networks
Renewables
for heating and cooling
Energy savings
and energy efficiency
Knowledge for energy policy making
Horizontal Programme Actions
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Environment (including climate
change) Theme
Climate change, pollution
and risks
Sustainable management
of resources
Environment and Health
Management of marine
environments
Environmental
Technologies and pollution
prevention
Technology Assessment
Earth Observation (GEO)
Assessment tools for
sustainable development
Horizontal Activities
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Modalities
Topic description identical in the four
thematic work programmes
Formal opinion of Specific Configuration
of the Programme Committee "Cooperation“ based on
agreement of four Thematic Programme Committees
Common submission and evaluation to the Biorefinery Joint Call
– not to individual themes
Task Force - logistical aspects and scientific and technical
follow-up, including evaluation and periodic assessment
Lead Directorate and a single Authorising Officer administrative/financial/legal/ contractual matters
Four Programme Committees to be updated on the outcome of
the evaluation and projects progress
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Modalities
Task force supervisor
Zoran Stančič, DG RTD Deputy Director
General for scientific matters
Leading Directorate and Single
Authorised Officer
DG RTD Directorate K "Energy“, Raffaele Liberali, Director
Task Force members
Alfredo Aguilar, Maria Fernandez (DG RTD/Directorate E)
José-Lorenzo Valles, Frédéric Gouardères (DG RTD/Directorate G)
Andrea Tilche, Michele Galatola (DG RTD/Directorate I)
Bruno Schmitz, Maria Georgiadou (DG RTD/Directorate K)
Stefan Tostmann, Kyriakos Maniatis (DG TREN/Directorate D)
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Budget
Total € 57 M
Theme 2 - Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and
Biotechnology - € 10 M
Theme 4 - Nano-sciences, Nano-technologies,
Materials and new Production Technologies - € 7 M
Theme 5 - Energy – € 30 M
Theme 6 - Environment (Including Climate Change)
– € 10 M
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Call Topics
Area ENERGY.3.3 : BIOREFINERY
Aims at the research, development and integration
of innovative technologies to prove the viability of
advanced biorefineries taking into acount the
entire value chain and sustainability issues
It will be implemented through two topics
Topic 3.3.1 :Sustainable Biorefineries
Topic 3.3.2 :Enhancing exchange of information,
synergies and cross-fertilization between
projects in the field of Biorefineries
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Area 3.3: BIOREFINERY
Topic 3.3.1: Sustainable Biorefineries
Targeted at the funding of a limited
number, large, multi-disciplinary,
Collaborative Projects
Scope includes:
address the entire value chain
sustainable processing of biomass into building
blocks for production of bio-based chemicals,
materials, second generation biofuels, power and
heat
integrated multi-disciplinary approach
demonstrate performance, sustainability and feasibility at least
at pilot scale in an integrated approach
demonstrate the part of the biorefinery complex that is closer to
the market at industrial pilot plant scale
assess for the entire value chain the environmental, economic
and social sustainability including food competition, impact on
water use and biodiversity, land use, soil carbon stock balance
and fertility, greenhouse gases balance, toxicological risks,
energy efficiency
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Area 3.3: BIOREFINERY
Topic 3.3.1: Sustainable Biorefineries
Funding Scheme: Collaborative
project
Impact includes:
European competitiveness and wealth
by supplying wide range of bio-based products and energy
in an economically, socially and environmentally
sustainable manner
New competences, job opportunities and markets
Contribution to EU policy implementation, i.e. Lead Market
Initiative, SET Plan, Energy & Climate Package.
Other information includes:
Relevant industrial participation is essential
Indicative budget of € 55 M
Two-step evaluation procedure
More than one project may be funded
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Topic 3.3.1: Sustainable Biorefineries
Evaluation Procedure
A two-step procedure
Issuing of Specific Guide for Applicants
Proposals will be evaluated remotely with the
consensus session in Brussels
Stage 1 proposals
Deadline : 2nd December 2008 17:00 pm
Proposals evaluated on the basis of their S/T Quality & Impact
Limited size: 20 pages, A4, 11 points, 15 mm margin
Evaluation : remote phase December 2008, consensus phase January
2009
For each criterion marks from 0 to 5 will be given, with the possibility
of 0.5 point scores
Thresholds are : S/T 4/5, Impact 3/5, overall threshold 8/10
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Topic 3.3.1: Sustainable Biorefineries
Evaluation Procedure
Stage 2 proposals
Deadline Stage 2 proposals : 5th May 2009 17:00 pm
Second Stage proposals evaluated against the entire set of evaluation criteria
Hearings may be organised
For each criterion marks from 0 to 5 will be given, with the possibility of 0.5
point scores.
Evaluation : remote phase May / June 2009, consensus phase June 2009.
Evaluation results: estimated end of July 2009
Thresholds are : S/T 4/5, Implementation 3/5, Impact 4/5, overall threshold
12/15
Participants in Collaborative Projects are required to conclude a
consortium agreement prior to grant agreement
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Area 3.3 BIOREFINERY
Topic 3.3.2: Enhancing exchange of
information, synergies and cross-fertilization
between projects in the field of Biorefineries
Scope includes:
promote coordination of on-going
research at European and national levels across
Biotechnology, Energy, Industrial Technologies and
Environment on distinctive features of the biorefinery
concept
overcome fragmentation and develop cross-thematic
synergies, identifying gaps and overlaps, defining
research priority needs and infrastructure
Information exchange and cross fertilization in any aspect
of the entire value chain, the energy efficiency, the
economic, socio-economic and environmental
performance, as well as other sustainability issues
dissemination of results
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Area 3.3 BIOREFINERY
Topic 3.3.2: Enhancing exchange of
information, synergies and cross-fertilization
between projects in the field of Biorefineries
Funding Scheme: Coordination and
Support Action (Coordinating Action)
Impact includes:
Enhance the cooperation between key researchers and
industries in the field funded by EU and national
programmes
Other Information includes:
Relevant industrial participation is essential
Networking and exchange activities with relevant
international programmes
Up to one project may be funded
Indicative budget of € 2 M
One-step evaluation procedure
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Area 3.3: BIOREFINERY
Topic 3.3.: Enhancing exchange of
information, synergies and cross-fertilization
between projects in the field of Biorefineries
Evaluation procedure
a one-step procedure
Issuing of Specific Guide for Applicants
Deadline : 2nd December 2008 17:00 pm
proposals evaluated remotely with consensus session in Brussels
proposals evaluated on basis of S/T Quality, Implementation & Impact
For each criterion marks from 0 to 5 will be given, with the possibility of
0.5 point scores
Thresholds : S/T 3/5, Implementation 3/5, Impact 3/5, overall threshold
10/15
Evaluation: remote phase December 2008, consensus phase January 2009
Contract negotiations for the short listed proposal by March 2009
Participants in Coordination and Support Actions are encouraged, but not
required, to conclude a consortium agreement
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Work Programme 2009
Biorefinery Joint Call
in Brief
• Relevant general documents readily
available include:
EC Rules for participation
Rules for submission, evaluation, selection, award
Standard model grant agreement
Guide for beneficiaries
Guide to Financial Issues
All documents listed above and additional ones can be found at:
http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/find-doc_en.html
• Further call-specific documents :
These are available on the following site:
http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/dc/index.cfm?fuseaction=UserSite.FP7CallsPage
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Work Programme 2009
Biorefinery Joint Call
Call published on 3 September 2008
Gateway to information
http://cordis.europa.eu/en/home.html
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