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Ingo Ploger

FIEE Smart Future

Colaboração Brasil –Alemanha

Energia Limpa e Recursos Renováveis

Jul 26, 2019 - São Paulo

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PREFERENCE - POSITIVEGLOBAL MEGATRENDS what the CONSUMER PREFER?

Source: The new Sustainability - Regeneration

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GLOBAL MEGATRENDS CONSUMER PREFERENCE

Source: The new Sustainability - Regeneration

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DEMOGRAPHY

URBANIZATION

NEW WAYS OF WORK

GLOBALIZATION

MIDDLE CLASS

INCREASENATURAL RESOURCE

COMPETITION

SUSTAINABILITY and CLIMATE

CHANGE

TECHNOLOGY

PROGRESS

GROWTH OF THE

EMERGENT MARKET

VUCA UNCERTAINITY

VOLATILITY

COMPLEXITY

AMBIGUITY

Megatrends Impacts on Latin America

LatinAmerica

IMPACT

NEGATIV

POSITIV

UNCERTAIN

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The Consumer want to live in a better World – more safe and sustainable

SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY

UNSUSTAINABLE ECONOMY

Source: IPDES

The consumer will prefer to navigate into a more SUSTAINABLE WORD

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GLOBAL MEGATRENDS CONSUMER PREFERENCE - POSITIVEFROM the OLD ECONOMY to a new one - the Sustainable BIOECONOMY -

SUSTAINABLEECONOMY

UNSUSTAINABLE ECONOMY

BIO-BASED PRODUCTS

ECO-SYSTEMS BIO CHEMICAL AQUICULTURECIRCULAR ECONOMY

LINEAR ECONOMY

UNSUSTAIN. ECONOMY

Source: IPDES BIO SUS Index

The long way to the SUSTAINABLE Bioeconomy

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GLOBAL MEGATRENDS CONSUMER PREFERENCE - POSITIVEThe different components to reach from now to a Sustainable Bioeconomy

SUSTAINABLEECONOMY

UNSUSTAINNABLE ECONOMY

BIO-BASED PRODUCTS

ECO-SYSTEMS BIO CHEMICAL AQUICULTURECIRCULAR ECONOMY

LINEAR ECONOMY

UNSUSTAINNABLE ECONOMY

Source: IPDES BIO SUS Index

The BIO SUS Index a new vision of the GDP driven forces

Example of BRAZIL Sustainable BIOECONOMY

BIO-BASED PRODUCTS ECO-SYSTEMS BIO CHEMICAL AQUACULTURE

• Vegetable Origen

• Animal Origen

• Food, Feed, Fibers

• End products

20-25% do GDP

• Environment

Protection

• Recovery

• Prevention

5-7% GDP

• Bio Processes

• Biotechnology

• Biochemistry

• Bio Energetic

5-7% GDP

Bioeconomy Data Environment Protection Biochemical

3-4% GDP

Aquaculture

• Protein

• Plants (algae)

Source: IPDES

BIOECONOMY X SUSTAINABILITY

ECIRCULAR ECONOMY LINEAR ECONOMY UNSUSTAINABLE ECONOMY

5-8% GDP

• Low enviromentental

impact

• Sustainable Chains

• Medium impact on

health

25%-35% GDP

• Fossil Origen

• Not Recyclable

• High environmental

impact

25% GDP

Defined Sectors

over 90% recycling Mixed Chains Petrochemical

• Neutral Impact

• Alu Cans; Paper;

• Eolic; Solar;

Hydropower

Source: IPDES

20-25% 5 -7% 5 -7% 3-4% 55-8% 25-35% 25%

BIO-Based Products

ECO-SYSTEMS

BIO Chemical

AQUICULTURE

CIRCULAR ECONOMY

LINEAR ECONOMY UNSUSTAINABLE ECONOMY

Different BIOSUS INDEX per Country in % of the GDP

Brazil

Costa

Rica20% 30% 2% 2% 6% 20% 20%

Saudi

Arabia5% 5% 2% 1% 1% 20% 60%

Latin

America20% 5% 3% 2% 5% 20-25% 30%

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Latin America: Energy consumption by fuel2016

Source: BP

21,94%

31,79% 32,32%

11,65%

28,24%

51,51%

24,13%

46,26%

37,53%30,85%

27,91%

42,12%

46,67%

33,27%

4,92%

13,87%

15,75%

49,35%

21,79%

1,03%

28,11%0,78%

7,79%

9,00%

1,89%0,81%

0,07%

4,45%22,12%

5,51%7,03%

6,59%5,86%

0,52%

6,85%

4,00% 3,48% 5,02%2,58% 1,13% 0,15%

3,16%

S . & C E N T . A M E R I C A N O R T H A M E R I C A E U R O P E & A S I A A S I A P A C I F I C A F R I C A M I D D L E E A S T W O R L D

Natural Gas Oil Coal Nuclear Energy Hidro Electricty Renewables

Renewable 10%

BIOECONOMY POLICIES

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GLOBAL BIO-POWER

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German Brazilian Strategic Agreement on Energy with focus on renewables and energy efficiency

March 2012 Decreto 7.68/2012

• Objective is stimulating production and use of renewable energy

like solar, Eolic, bioenergy and water powered.

• Transfer of technology

• Efficiency on energy programs

• Inclusive programs on social development

• Micro generation and distribution

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SUSTAINABLE BIOECONOMY CHALLENGE includes

Energy efficiency and Renewable resources

1. Promoting Sustainable Consumption and Investments

decision

2. Ensuring Policy coherence in the Countries

3. Promoting Convergent Regional and Global Policies

4. Promoting better Quality of Life, food security,

inclusion, biodiversity, health and aging agenda

5. Sharing Innovation, encouraging Science and

Technology

6. Developing Forums and Platforms with relevant actors,

for the open society dialog

7. Enhancing SME, individuals, organizations, funding’s,

to scale business in the societies.

Jul 26, 2019 São Paulo

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Ingo Ploger

Thank you,

Muchas gracias,

Muito obrigado

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