Presentation 1 Slides - Fabrice Stassin - EMIRI

ENERGY MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH INITIATIVE

Bridging the Innovation Gap

EMIRI Tech Talk on Batteries for Energy Storage (st ationary & e-mobility)

EMIRI Tech Talk on Advanced Materials for Batteries

Opening words and short introduction to EMIRI

EMIRI – Energy Materials Industrial Research Initiative – www.emiri.eu

Dr Fabrice Stassin - Managing Director [email protected]



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Today’s speakers (1/3)

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Martin Gieb holds a PhD in applied Physics and is

working in the European Commission since about

20 years. His areas were covering nuclear

safeguards, nuclear regulation and research funding

of materials science.

Within the advanced materials unit of the Industrial

Technologies Directorate of DG RTD he currently is

overlooking the area of materials for energy,

covering e.g. materials for automotive or stationary

storage and materials for sustainable energy

production.

Marcel Meeus started his career in 1970 at Metallurgy

Hoboken-Overpelt (later progressively transformed

into the present Company Umicore) and he held

several and highly diversified functions within this

Company in Research & Development, Production,

Application Management, Business Development and

Battery Business Line Management.

In January 2013 he retired after 42 years with Umicore

and he started a private consulting company

SUSTESCO, Sustainable Energy Services Consulting.

Martin GIEBMartin GIEBMartin GIEBMartin GIEB Marcel MEEUSMarcel MEEUSMarcel MEEUSMarcel MEEUS




Patrick CLERENSPatrick CLERENSPatrick CLERENSPatrick CLERENS

Mr Clerens studied law at the University of

Saarbrücken and the University of Mainz. Since

1996, he has worked as a consultant for a private

company specialising in European Affairs in Brussels.

In his capacity as Brussels Representative of different

European associations, he has been involved in the

climate and energy field since 2003. He has

managed the EASE office in Brussels as Secretary

General since its establishment in September 2011.

Since then, EASE has grown from the initial 13

founding members to almost 40.

Oscar Miguel Crespo is PhD in Chemistry by the

University of the Basque Country. He works for IK4-

CIDETEC as Business Development Manager in Energy

Storage, and has been involved in industrial research

activities for more than 15 years including technology

generation and product development.

He is active member of both EMIRI and EGVIA

associations, amongst other EU-level initiatives related

to energy storage research and its applications,

including EARPA and EERA.

Oscar MIGUELOscar MIGUELOscar MIGUELOscar MIGUEL





Dr. Vangelis Tzimas is Deputy Head of the "knowledge

for the Energy Union" Unit of the Energy, Transport and

Climate Directorate of the European Commission's Joint

research Centre. Vangelis has been with the

Commission since 2000. His activities include the

management and operation of the SET-Plan

information system (SETIS), the assessment of the role

of low-carbon energy technologies in the

decarbonisation of the energy system, and the analysis

of barriers to the large scale deployment of these

technologies. In this frame, Vangelis has developed an

activity in the JRC that assesses the link between

materials and energy technologies. Vangelis was

trained as materials engineer.

Jan Tytgat obtained a PhD in Chemistry from the

University of Leuven (Belgium). He joined Umicore in

1987 and has assumed several managerial positions

(laboratories, purchasing and battery recycling)

before joining Umicore’s Government Affairs

department in 2012. In his current position as

director Government Affairs EU-Benelux, he is in

charge of the relation with public authorities on

sustainable mobility, energy, trade and recycling.

He is Member of the Board of Recharge (the

European Association for Advanced Rechargeable and

Lithium Batteries) and of EBRA (the European Battery

Recycling Association).

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We want to collect your views on key questions (1/2)

Views will be aggregated and shared with

participants, EMIRI members, EU Commission

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What are the main technological challenges to address over next

10 years in Advanced Materials for Li-ion batteries & post Li-ion

batteries?

What are the Advanced Materials in which EU has a strong

private / public R&I position ? (battery cell component - adv. mat.

type & chemistry – organization) (What about in Asia and in USA?)

Which technologies (Li vs post Li) & chemistries should EU bet on

for industrial impact? Why?

Flipcharts 2 & 3

Flipchart 4

Flipchart 1




How can EU better support R&I needs on Adv. Materials for

batteries & battery cells ?(BAU, partnerships, new instruments …)

We want to collect your views on key questions (2/2)

Views will be aggregated and shared with

participants, EMIRI members, EU Commission

Which are today’s industrial players in EU in (Adv. Mat. for)

battery cells? (level of cathode, anode, separator, …)

What is needed in EU to stimulate manufacturing of (Adv. Mat.for)

battery cells?

How can we better monitor & maximize the industrial impact

of EU R&I projects in the field?

Flipchart 5

Flipchart 6




EMIRI, Industrial Leadership of EU-based Industry

of Advanced Materials for low carbon energy (LCE)

technologies, and the European Policy Framework

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stronger growth of European market for LCE stronger growth of European market for LCE stronger growth of European market for LCE stronger growth of European market for LCE

technologies … technologies … technologies … technologies … Otherwise the Europe-based

sector of advanced materials will not develop

local manufacturing presence if growing

markets are outside Europe

� Focus innovation support on fewer priorities in Focus innovation support on fewer priorities in Focus innovation support on fewer priorities in Focus innovation support on fewer priorities in

line with business realities so that industry can line with business realities so that industry can line with business realities so that industry can line with business realities so that industry can

develop competitive innovationdevelop competitive innovationdevelop competitive innovationdevelop competitive innovation----driven driven driven driven

products products products products … Otherwise manufacturing could

still happen in Europe but based on

innovation from elsewhere

� Create a businessCreate a businessCreate a businessCreate a business----friendly environment so that friendly environment so that friendly environment so that friendly environment so that

manufacturing in Europe comes at a benefitmanufacturing in Europe comes at a benefitmanufacturing in Europe comes at a benefitmanufacturing in Europe comes at a benefit …

Otherwise the European markets could

become steadily served from outside

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Action Innovation is key to Industrial Leadership

of EU in Adv. Materials for LCE techs & Adv. Materials

are key to restoring EU competitiveness in LCE techs

� EMIRI calls for creation at EU level of an Innovation Pillar bridging the gap between

research and market and providing Industry with a stable framework stimulating EU-

based innovation

� The Innovation Pillar on Advanced Materials for LCE techs will reduce innovation risks and

accelerate innovation to reach faster and better the market

� The Innovation Pillar should be based on strong public private interactions, engage actors

along the value chain and build on orientations strongly supported by Industry & Research

� In collaboration with the EU Commission DG R&I (and in line with Integrated SET Plan),

EMIRI developed the blueprint for this Innovation Pillar … The EMERIT Industry-Driven

Initiative (IDI)

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� EMERIT (Energy Materials for Europe – Research & Industry innovating Together) focusses

on TRL 4-7 and covers 20+ Innovation Topics on Advanced Materials for LCE techs

� EMERIT will contribute to reinforcing presence in Europe of a competitive industry

impacting economic growth and employment (+ 50% beyond 2025), safeguarding

investments and creating strong innovation ecosystems for the Energy Union




Action EMERIT rests upon 4 Key Components featuring

20+ Innovation Topics covering priorities supported

by Industry & Research in LCE technologies

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KC1

KC3 KC4

KC2

Scan here forScan here forScan here forScan here for

EMERIT IDIEMERIT IDIEMERIT IDIEMERIT IDI

+ E-mobility & lightweight EVs




* Based on estimates

Outline of

EMERIT IDIEMERIT IDI

v 1.0

EU NMBP funding on Advanced Materials for Energy in Horizon 2020

EMIRI’s actions contributed to supporting the evolution

in EU R&I funding on Adv. Materials for LCE tech




But despite strong progress in EU funding support of

Advanced Materials, an adjustement is needed in FP9

NMBP WPNMBP WPNMBP WPNMBP WP

in Horizon 2020in Horizon 2020in Horizon 2020in Horizon 2020

ENERGY WPENERGY WPENERGY WPENERGY WP

in Horizon 2020in Horizon 2020in Horizon 2020in Horizon 2020

3.8 billion 3.8 billion 3.8 billion 3.8 billion €€€€

4.7 billion 4.7 billion 4.7 billion 4.7 billion €€€€

Advanced Materials Advanced Materials Advanced Materials Advanced Materials

for LCE techsfor LCE techsfor LCE techsfor LCE techs

~ 400 million ~ 400 million ~ 400 million ~ 400 million €€€€

funding support in funding support in funding support in funding support in

Horizon 2020Horizon 2020Horizon 2020Horizon 2020

~ 500.000 jobs in EU~ 500.000 jobs in EU~ 500.000 jobs in EU~ 500.000 jobs in EU

* LCE techs stands for Low Carbon Energy technologies

LCE techsLCE techsLCE techsLCE techs

~ 2.65 billion ~ 2.65 billion ~ 2.65 billion ~ 2.65 billion €€€€

funding support in funding support in funding support in funding support in

Horizon 2020Horizon 2020Horizon 2020Horizon 2020

~ 500.000 jobs in EU~ 500.000 jobs in EU~ 500.000 jobs in EU~ 500.000 jobs in EU10%10%10%10%

55%55%55%55%> 6> 6> 6> 6----foldfoldfoldfold

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TAKE AWAYS

Advanced Materials are key to tackle climate change,

Energy Union and re-industrialization in EU

� One of today’s most pressing global environmental challenge is

climate change mitigation

� Accelerating transformation of the energy systems towards LCE is a

crucial part of the solution (also offering energy security)

� LCE technologies cover energy performance of buildings, harvesting

of renewable energy, energy storage, decarbonization

� Cost of LCE technologies must keep coming down to ensure

adoption & deployment of LCE in Europe and rest of the world

� Advanced Materials accounting for important share of cost of LCE

technologies, innovation in Advanced Materials is needed to reduce

intrinsic cost, increase performance and lifetime of these

technologies

� EU is losing leadership in LCE technologies and represent today less

than 15% of jobs in the sector (China is at 45% and growing)

Environmental Environmental Environmental Environmental

ChallengeChallengeChallengeChallenge

TechnologyTechnologyTechnologyTechnology


BusinessBusinessBusinessBusiness


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InnovationInnovationInnovationInnovation





TAKE AWAYS (ct’d)

And this is a Business Opportunity for EU

But EU should act better & faster to capture it …

� EU (based on historical industrial strengths) has industrial

leadership in Advanced Materials for LCE - This represents 500.000

jobs direct & indirect (close to 50% of EU-based jobs in LCE

technologies)

� Policies stimulating market pull & technology push of LCE

technologies to ensure manufacturing could lead, by 2025+, to

creation of 300.000 jobs in EU-based sector of Advanced Materials

� To accelerate innovation in Advanced Materials, industry players

and research community within EMIRI call for an Innovation Pillar,

based on open collaboration between innovation actors

� EMIRI has worked over 2015 in collaboration with EU Commission

DG R&I on the creation of the EMERIT Industry-Driven Initiative (IDI)

laying the foundations & priorities of the Innovation Pillar

� EMERIT IDI will contribute to reinforcing presence in Europe of a

competitive industry impacting economic growth and employment

(+50% beyond 2025), safeguarding investments and creating strong

innovation ecosystems for the Energy Union

� Up to EU now to reflect this into Horizon 2020 and beyond in terms

of ambitious funding support as well as clearly delineated priorities

The businessThe businessThe businessThe business

opportunityopportunityopportunityopportunity

The wayThe wayThe wayThe way

forwardforwardforwardforward

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The added value of being an EMIRI member …Join us to help shape the future of Adv. Materialsfor a low carbon Energy Union

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