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Serving bioeconomy markets

Dr. Achim Marx

14.05.13

Introduction to Evonik

What is Bioeconomy for us?

Bioeconomy@Evonik

Introduction to Evonik

What is Bioeconomy for us?

Bioeconomy@Evonik

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Where we stand

Evonik is the creative industrial group from Germany.

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Evonik – a global leader in specialty chemicals

Key financial data 2012

Sales €13.6 billion

Adjusted

EBITDA €2.6 billion

Profitability 19.1 %

(Adj. EBITDA margin)

Employees >33,000

(Dec. 31, 2012)

• A worldwide presence

• Production sites in 26 countries, active in over 100 countries

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Megatrends drive our business

Resource efficiency

Globalization

Health, NutritionDefinition:A megatrend is a big,

far-reaching and sustained

trend.

Megatrends

• are long-term

• are all-encompassing

• send out signals in

many areas of life

• are generally global in

scope

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Creavis –Strategic innovation arm of Evonik

Science-to-Business Centers

• Long term perspective

• Break-through innovation

• New territory for Evonik

• Integration of academic research

Project Houses

• Mid term horizon

• Cross-functional

• Cross-regional

• Partnerships with academia and industry

Description Strategic focus

Biotech-nology

Eco2

Light & Electro-

nics

• Low-cost flexible solar cells

• Renewable feedstock

• Synthetic pathways

• Bio-product & process development

• Target: resource/energy efficiency

• Carbon capture and utilization

• Energy production and storage

• Target electronics industry with

attractive growth potential

• Key components for displays,

LED-lighting e.g.

Photo-voltaic

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CLIB2021 – strong cross-industry open innovation cluster for global networking

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SPIRE – a proposal for a public private partnership

• A. SPIRE aisbl was formed to represent the strong

cross-industry initiative as partner in Sustainable

Process Industry through Resource and Energy

Efficiency (SPIRE) Public-Private Partnership (PPP)

• SPIRE-PPP shall be launched as part of Horizon 2020

• The drivers & ambitions are well recognized and

supported by the EU commission

• SPIRE-PPP will help to rejuvenate the European

process industry

R&D, Pilot & Demonstration

Source: SPRE Roadmap mod.

USE

REDUCE

RE-USE

REPLACE

RE-INVENT

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We are continuing to build our presence in growth regions

Start-up 2015

Lysin

Start-up 2013

Alkoxide

Start-up 2014

DL-Methionine

Start-up 2014

Isophoron

Start-up 2012

Lysin

Start-up 2013

HPPO

Organic specialty surfactants

Start-up 2014

Lysin JV

Start-up 2014

Organic specialty surfactants

Start-up 2014

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Evonik increases amino acid production capacities significantly

Biolys® expans, NE, USA (total capacity 280 kt)

Start-up: Q4/2012

Threonine expans., Hungary (total capacity 30 kt)

Start-up: 2013

“BioTech Nucleus” expansions FERMAS, Slovakia

Start-up: 2012/13

Biolys® Plant, Castro, Parana, Brazil (~100 kt)

Start-up: 2014

Biolys® Plant, Volgodonsk,Russia (~100 kt)

Start-up: 2014

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Introduction to Evonik

What is Bioeconomy for us?

Bioeconomy@Evonik

Three segments of bioeconomy

Source: OECD

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Introduction to Evonik

What is Bioeconomy for us?

Bioeconomy@Evonik

Evonik is active in the three segments of Bioeconomy

• fermented and chemically synthesized feed amino acids

• bioresorbable biomaterials

• soil conditioning

• bio-based household and care specialties

• amino acids for medical infusion (cGMP)

• bio-based adhesives

• bio-based oil additives

• bio-based polyamide

• membrane for biogas purification

• catalysts for biodiesel production

• bio-based fuel additive

• bio-based methacrylates

• biofuel additives

• catalysts for bio-based chemicals

Consumer, Health & Nutrition Resource Efficiency Specialty Materials

Primary production

Health

Industry

Industry Industry

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Feed amino acids

Evonik is the only company in the world to produce and market all four of the important amino acids for modern animal nutrition

By feed supplemetation with amino acids less soybean meal and fish meal is needed

This leads to a reduction of animal feed use, land use, manure production and nitrogen pollution of ground water

Evonik conducted a life cycle analysis where MetAMINO® and soybean meal were compared over the whole life cycle.

Feed supplementation by DL-Methionine saves about 23 metric tons CO2 by emitting only 1 metric ton in production

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Bio-based fuel additive:Bio-MTBE

Properties:

• Improves fuel properties: Octane booster

• Upgrades fuel for sustainable mobility

Sustainability

• Our Bio-MTBE is made using isobutylene and ISCC certified bio-methanol

• This bio-methanol is made from crude glycerol as feedstock

• Biofuels made from residues like crude glycerol are especially supported by the EC due to their favorable CO2 footprint

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VESTAMID® Terra

Evonik offers biobased polyamides series VESTAMID® Terra based on castor oil

DS PA 1010 is 100% biobased

HS PA 610 is 62% biobased

DD PA 1012 is 45% biobased

VESTAMID® Terra line has a lower carbon footprint than the petro-based nylons

Continous R&D to broaden feedstock basis; such as participation in SynRg project funded by Fachagentur Nachwachsende Rohstoffe

Source: Evonik data

4,1

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CO2-Equiv. / kg PA 610

7,3

VESTAMID® TerraHS PA610

GaBi-Reference PA 610

granulate

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DYNACOLL® Terra - Polyester polyols based on renewables

DYNACOLL® Terra

Polyester polyols containing ≥ 30% of renewables

Specifications comparable to established DYNACOLL® 7000

portfolio

Portfolio covers amorphous, liquid and crystalline grades,

usable as a building block system

RHM’s based on bio-based Polyester-Polyols show well-

balanced and versatile adhesion properties on different

substrates

State of the art Polyester Polyols - marketed as DYNACOLL®

7000 - are raw materials for moisture-curing reactive hot melt

(RHM) adhesives.

Monomers not available from renewables, new

monomers had to be identified, by keeping or

improving established quality characteristics

Challenge

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VESTAMID® Terra

Evonik offers biobased polyamides series VESTAMID® Terra based on castor oil

DS PA 1010 is 100% biobased

HS PA 610 is 62% biobased

DD PA 1012 is 45% biobased

VESTAMID® Terra line has a lower carbon footprint than the petro-based nylons

Continous R&D to broaden feedstock basis; such as participation in SynRg project funded by Fachagentur Nachwachsende Rohstoffe

PA610

GaBi reference data

PA1012

PA610

PA66 7,9

PA6 9,1

PA1010

7,3

5,2

4,1

4,0

Carbon footprint, kg CO2 per kg

OO

N

H H

N

n n

n

Source: Evonik data

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Sustainable customer solution –enzymatic vs. conventional esterification

• Production of

myristyl myristate,

an emollient for

personal care

products

• Improving of

resource efficiency

with new processes

Bioproduct – Bioeconomy Market

raw mat.

aqueous waste drying

packing

bleaching bleach

catalystreactionvolatile comp.

steamdesodor.aqueous waste

filter aidfiltrationsolid waste

conventional

> 180°C140°C100°C60°C20°C

applied temperature

raw mat.

reaction

packing

catalyst

recycled

enzymatic

OH HO

O

+

-H2O

O

O

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RESOMER® & Lakeshore BiomaterialsTM

- Bioresorbable biomaterials

Bioresorbable polyesters with increasing diversity in biomedical applications:

• Long acting parenteral drug delivery systems, injectable microparticles (as suspensions), solid rods

• Surgical sutures: for wound closure

• Medical devices: resorbable plates and screws for trauma fixation, pins for hard tissue fixation

• Regenerative Medicine: resorbable scaffolds used for the purpose of replacing or regenerating human cells, tissues or organs to restore or establish normal function

• Cardiovascular Stents: fully resorbable leading to recovery after heart attack or stroke

Customized mechanical properties, degradation kinetics, solubility, thermal/rheological properties, water uptake, and release profile

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Catalysts for bio-based chemicals

Catalyst for hydrogenation of bio-based succinic acid to BDO (1,4- butanediol), THF (tetrahydrofurane) and GBL (gamma –butyrolactone)

BDO, THF and GBL are large volume industrial chemicals used in a wide range of applications including polymers, paints, adhesives and solvents. The global market for these products currently made from petrochemicals is $4 billion.

Long term cooperation with bio-based succinic acid producer BioAmber Inc

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NM 30 and KM 32:

Catalysts for transesterification

Convert vegetable oil into biodiesel

Catalysts for biodiesel production

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Thank you very much for your attention!

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