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Industrial bioeconomy – examples of the chemical industry Global Bioeconomy Summit, Berlin Carsten Sieden

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Industrial bioeconomy –examples of the chemical industryGlobal Bioeconomy Summit, BerlinCarsten Sieden

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Why renewable feedstock?

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Sustainability: Saving of fossil resources and climate protection

Raw materials: diversification of the raw material base

Opportunities: Customer / consumer demand and regulations

Competitiveness: product with a certain performance not accessible or at higher cost or market demand

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Vision 2050: a world in which nine billion people can live well, and within the planet’s resources

Four main drivers are influencing BASFs renewable-based portfolio.

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Different approaches to a renewable-based portfolio

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Biomass balance products, e.g.n Polyurethanes

n Polyamides

n Acronal Dispersions

n Polystyrol

Products only accessible from renewables, e.g.n Oleochemicals

n Furandicarboxylic Acid

n Enzymes

n Schizophyllan (Biopolymer)

RRM-based drop-ins, e.g.n 1,4-Butanediol

n Succinic acid

n Vitamin B2

n Beta-carotin

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BASF purchases a broad range of renewable raw materials

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Oils & Fats Grains Sugar Wood

n Natural oilsn Fish oiln Castor oiln Sebacic acidn Fatty acidsn Fatty alcoholsn Glycerinn Stearates

n Starchesn Modified

Starchesn Dextrosen Maltodextrinn Gluconates

n Raw sugarn White sugarn Ethanoln Itaconic acidn Citric acid

n Ligninsulfonaten Cellulose-

Derivativesn Gum Rosinn Tackifiern Furfuraln Tall oil sterolsn TOFA

~ 5% of BASF’s total raw material purchase are renewables.

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Growing demand, renewable raw materials not per se sustainable

Hotspots in renewable raw materials (RRM)

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Deforestation

Agricultural Commodity Culture

Palm Sugar Grain Wood

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Palm and palm kernel oil

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Unique chemical properties make substitution unfeasible to date

Supply chain complexity challenges traceability

Wide-spread use in personal care and food applications

Plantations cause deforestation and related issues of concern

Palm is an example for the sustainability dilemma of renewables.

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How do we work on our journey to Sustainable Palm?

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Co-create for sustainability

Collaboration: one of the first members of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) and member of the High Carbon Stock Approach Steering Group

Collaborate Drive physical transformation

Co-Creation: engagement in smallholder inclusion with our partners

Physical transformation: certified sites worldwide enable the shift towards sustainable palm

More: on.basf.com/palm-dialog or Twitter: @BASF_palm

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Examples for bio-based portfolio

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Joint venture BASF and Corbionn bio-based succinic acid

(Succinity®) as platform chemicaln Production start Montmeló,

Spain Q1 2014

Patented process of Genomatican 1,4-Butanediole based on sugarn Commercial volumes available

since end 2013

Joint venture BASF and Avantiumn Furandicarboxylic acid (FDCA) from

renewable feedstock for polyethylenefuranoate and more

n FDCA-production planned at BASF’s Verbund site Antwerp, Belgium

ecovio® - bio-based and compostablen Consists of the compostable BASF

polymer ecoflex® and polylactic acid derived from corn

n Applications: fruit & vegetable bags, mulch films, packaging

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Biomass Balance: groundbreaking way of derivingproducts from renewable raw materials

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Product examples for biomass balance products

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HySorb® Biomass Balanced –Sustainable superabsorber for baby diapers

Flexible films for new packaging made of Ultramid®

Construction elements containing BASF’s Elastopir®

systems

Acronal® binders for interior paints

Glasurit® automotive refinish products

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Summary

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n For the use of renewable raw materials at BASF 4 different value drivers are crucial� Competitiveness� Sustainability� Business Opportunity� Diversification of raw materials base

n Renewable Raw Materials are not per se sustainable

n BASF offers bio-based materials as well as biomass balanced materials

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