Build, bring and bunk Hans Langeveld Hennie Zirkzee John Grin

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Build, bring and bunk Hans Langeveld Hennie Zirkzee John Grin Luc Pelkmans Carla Chidichimo Patricia Osseweijer

Sustainable development

Cost economy to value economy Problem is Energy security Climate change Food security Sustainable environment Urbanisation Social development Health Well being …….. Need a different, circular business model

Cost economy Value economy

Ellen MacArthur foundation – circular economy

Sustainable BIOHUB

BIOHUB ambitions Sustainable agriculture Social & rural development Nutrient recycling Landscape management for improved biodiversity, soil quality Social & rural development Biomass mobilisation – feedstock security

Build biodiversity Bring biomass Bunk emissions

trust Biohub Requirements Knowledge and skills (farmers, foresters, politicians) Inclusion of primary producers Improve biodiversity & Food security Improve soil quality Bring social development with multi-actor involvement Nutrient recycling Energy production Provide training Organise land scaping trust

Ambitions: Biohub for Results Bring social development Reduce urbanisation Improve food security Improve energy security Improve health

Biohub Organisation Circular Lease Deal Hub to provide: Education Innovation Nutrient recycling (biochar) Energy Profit & Risk sharing

SDG ACTOR Benefit 1,2,3,6,7,8,9,10,1315,16,17 Rural community social development Well being 1, 13, 15 Farmers, foresters secure take-off 16, 13 Policy leaders stability 9, 13 Tech providers business dev 1, 2 Food traders profit

SDG ACTOR benefit 2, 8, 12 Food companies Profit, sustainable business 7, 13 Energy producers Local feedstocks 13 Biorefinery Feedstock security Biofuel/product consumers Product access Shipping industry Sustainable business 9 Packaging storage industry 6, 3 Water providers Supply clean water

SDG ACTOR benefit 13, 9 harbours Sustainable business 9, 13 Logistics & infrastructure 17 Banks & investors profit services educators knowledge all NGO’s (indirect) Goal achievement

Hydrolysable “pellets” Input “residual streams” Output: Electricity, heat, clean water, nutrients BioHUB Food Biomass Food Biomass Food Biomass Training Education Biomass collection Food Biomass Food Biomass Food Biomass Farming equipment “Lease concept” Hydrolysable “pellets” Decentralized units “Lease concept” Operated locally Biochar Bio Refinery EU

Key enablers CO2 credit – funds NGO’s Food traders Food industry Politicians

Overall reduction on Capex: 30 Euro / ton CO2 O,6 Mton CO2/year reduction with biorefinery

Communication is key! Who will be our champion?

Thank you!