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ELASTOPOLE Networking meeting « Grand Ouest »

Competitiveness cluster for the rubber and polymers sector - 29 mars 2017

Maj le 22/03/17

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THE CLUSTER

TERRITORY AND MISSIONS

An inter-regional cluster with a national

• utlook and European ambitions

4 main regions : Centre val de Loire, Auvergne –

Rhône Alpes, Ile de France, Pays de la Loire

32 000 (62%) of the 52 000 employees of the sector

Potential : 500 companies processing elastomers 123 members mostly enterprises Rubber and polymers processors and furnishers A regular progression with growth potential

Membership evolution

ETRMA POLYMERS TECHNOLOGIES

Our members

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MEMBERS

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Accéder à la carte interactive Collège 1 : Rubber processors Collège 2 : Research and Education Collège 3 : Suppliers and End Users

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THE CLUSTER

COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS

170 projects labeled by Elastopôle including 71 retained by funders Budget of the selected projects : 245 Millions d’€ Financing : 80 Millions d’€ + A hundred individual projects each year

Projects overview between 2008 – 2016

5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

projets labellisés Projets financés

PROJECTS RETAINED 59 R& D projects (FUI, ANR, H2020, PIA, …) 3 collaborative platforms  Polydyam - Région Auvergne  Nanoscan - Région Centre  Saxs / Gisaxs - Région Centre 6 joint actions  Overreach Centre  Overreach Auvergne  DEFI PME Caoutchouc  Pass Caoutchouc  C2C IDF  ACCEIP 3 Trainings

REACH REACH GPEC FORMATION DEV DURABLE ECO CONCEPTION

Up‐to‐date

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A FEW EXAMPLES OF OUR MEMBERS’PROJECTS

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STRATEGY

STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS

The desire to respond to companies' concerns with regard to raw materials sourcing, focusing more and more on bio‐sourcing, The desire to continue to have a presence in upstream research, the precursor to future developments, both in terms of materials and products and services, Future mobility as a priority because the motor car will remain an important, though difficult, outlet for French industry, The conviction that recycling markets, apart from their contribution to sustainable development and circular economy objectives, will be the largest employers in the future, The desire to contribute towards changing the image of elastomers and improving the image of a product whose cardinal virtue is that it contributes to the comfort and therefore the well‐being of individuals, The conviction that innovation is the solution for facing up to the effects of globalisation. The desire to support companies in their diversification, particularly SMEs in all phases of their development in growth markets (such as aeronautics) in smaller volumes but with higher value added,

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STRATEGY

VISION Areas of strategic action

Subject area

Future mobility (aerospace, vehicles, rail, marine) Global and national New materials (bio, nano, etc.) and new ways of using them (smart rubber, elastronics, conductivity) European Eco‐efficient processes (energy, production, recycling, buildings) European "Comfort " of living beings (hygiene, protection, medical, sport, the disabled, packaging, consumption goods) National

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Develop and transform the projects factory into a jobs factory and a future products factory

• Materials: bio‐sourced, recycling REACH
• Markets: Future mobility, well‐being, miscellaneous processes
• Methods: Factory of the future

To provide a quality service to business Targeted collaboration policy To promote the image of the rubber/polymers sector in conjunction with trade associations

• Joint actions
• Project engineering
• Support for development

(inv., fin.)

• Training and information
• Inter clustering
• International
• Training : Universities,

IFOCA, ISPA

• Shows
• Web presence
• Networks
• Newsletters

PRIORITY 1 PRIORITY 2 PRIORITY 3 PRIORITY 4

CONTEXT – PRIORITIES AND DIRECTIONS

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OUR FINANCIAL PARTNERS

DGE – Direccte Centre Conseils Régionaux Centre – Val de Loire, Auvergne – Rhône Alpes, Pays de la Loire Conseils Départementaux Indre-et-Loire Agglomérations Orléans Val de Loire, Seine-Amont

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CONTACTS

Siège social, 5 rue du carbone Vitry s/Seine, CFCP Technocampus Composites

Olivier GILLE Directeur Opérationnel Tél : 02 38 45 31 81 Mail : olivier.gille@elastopole.com Régine ACHILLE Assistante de Gestion et Direction Tél : 02 38 45 75 87 Mail : regine.achille@elastopole.com Elodie LACASSAGNE Responsable Gestion de Projets Tél : 02 38 45 74 15 Mail : centre@elastopole.com Antoine HUBAULT Chargé d’étude, veille, international Mail: veille@elastopole.com Philippe DABO Responsable Innovation Tél : 07 62 28 49 10 Mél : philippe.dabo@elastopole.com

À Orléans, Région Centre Val de Loire, siège social

Sandra DUQUESNE, Responsable Gestion de Projets Technocampus Composites Tel : 02 28 44 36 65 Mail: nantes@elastopole.com

À Nantes, Région Pays de la Loire

Aurélie REPETO Responsable Gestion de Projets Tel : 01 49 60 57 97 Mail: iledefrance@elastopole.com

À Vitry sur Seine, au sein du CFCP Région Ile de France

Avec l’appui de l’agence régionale des Pays de la Loire Avec l’appui du SNCP

Patrick MARTIGNY Président Elastopôle Mail : info@elastopole.com

Site internet : http://www.elastopole.com

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THE POLE IN THE REGION PAYS DE LA LOIRE

OUR MEMBERS IN 2016

ENTREPRISE COLLEGE STATUT ANGERS TECHNOPOLE C3 Assoc. BROYAGE PLASTIQUES DE L'OUEST C3 PME CETIM Nantes C2 Labo CRUARD CHARPENTE C3 PME CTTM C2 Labo FIMOR SAS C1 PME HUTCHINSON AUTOMOBILE Sougé‐le‐Ganelon C1 Grand Groupe HUTCHINSON PAULSTRA Ségré C1 Grand Groupe ICAM C2 Org Format INSTITUT AUTOMOBILE DU MANS C3 Assoc. MCPP C1 Grand Groupe MELIAD C3 PME MICHELIN Cholet C1 Grand Groupe MICHELIN La Roche sur Yon C1 Grand Groupe PCM C1 Grand Groupe PROCHIMIR C3 PME SIMOP SAS C3 PME STC SOLUTION TECHNIQUE CAOUTCHOUC C3 PME Université de Nantes C2 Org Format Université du Maine C2 Org Format VALEO VISION SAS C3 Grand Groupe

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PROJECTS

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Elastopôle has begun to work on the emergence of health projects (link to "Therapeutics of tomorrow and health"), and also examines possible contributions of rubber to the design sector (design, cultural and creative industries: games, children's toys, etc.)

TITRE PROJET AAP SUBVENTION (k€) ASSIETTE (k€) LIEN AVEC LES SPECIALISATIONS INTELLIGENTES REGIONALES 3D POSIT FUI 17 1051 2929 Les technologies avancées de production CANAOPT FUI 12 805 2236 Recherche appliquée / Matériaux / Développement durable ECOTHER BPI ISI 3115 8200 Les technologies avancées de production ECRAN FUI 20 1112 2072 Les technologies avancées de production HUMEVERE FUI 13 217 868 Recherche appliquée / Matériaux / Développement durable HYBRIDAL FUI 19 1076 1948 BTP ‐ Bâtiment durable INNOV ASIA Région 250 250 Les enjeux alimentaires (production agricole jusqu'au consommateur) MATIERES Région 202 787 Structuration de filière / Développement durable / Formation NANOPLASTICS ANR 2014 387 774 Les thérapies de demain et la santé / Recyclage ‐ Développement durable NEME FUI 21 882 2065 Les technologies avancées de production PRITE ADEME 1958 5977 Recyclage PROFEM ANR 2010 606 1300 Recherche appliquée / Matériaux RHEOTEL 112 Les technologies avancées de production SILICONE LSR FUI 12 2632 5761 Structuration de filière SPEED Région 500 633 Structuration de filière / Formation SUPRAJANUS ANR 2011 194 624 Formulation / Recherche appliquée THERMEL FUI 6 1522 2802 Les technologies avancées de production VRPOM ANR 2015 455 800 Recherche appliquée / Matériaux

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THE POLE IN THE REGION PAYS DE LA LOIRE

OVERVIEW OF OUR MAIN EVENTS

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2012

• Technical Day AXE Applications Transports in Angers
• Technical day with NOVACHILD in Cholet
• Car‐aeronautics day with EMC2 and MOVEO in Nantes

2013

• GFP West with EMC2 in Carquefou
• "Elastronic" technical morning with S2E2 in Nantes

2014

• Thematic day on the characterization of elastomers with Centrale Nantes
• Training on the CIR and the CICE in Nantes
• Technical Day AXE Aeronautics Day in Bouguenais
• Technical morning on intelligent materials with ID4CAR, Captronic and EMC2 in Bouguenais

2015

• Technical Day AXE Additive Manufacturing in Le Mans
• Biopolymers symposium in Nantes with INRA and the University of Nantes

2016

• Technical Day AXE Mobility Day with the IAM, ID4CAR and Moveo in Le Mans

2017

• Partner of the organization of the Biobased Material Conference in Nantes from 29 to 31 March
• Networking meeting on March 29 at the Cité des Congrès *
• Morning dedicated to the financing of innovative projects and in particular European on October 12th
• Technical Day AXE applications BTP & elastomers on November 9th in Nantes

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FOCUS ON RUBBER RECYCLING

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KEY ISSUES FROM TECHNICAL DAY AXE OF MARCH 9th 2016

• Tires : the best recycled rubber products (with recognized partners such as ALIAPUR)
• Industrial rubber : recycling of these products is currently very little processed. Only 8% of the industrial rubber

present in a car is recovered, but with added value (little energy recovery)

• Recycling rubber through the use of bacteria : this process is difficult to envisage for the treatment of large

volumes of rubber because of the reaction kinetics of bacteria 1/Rubber (excluding pneumatic) Diversity of grades and volumes  complex to set up a recovery chain Need for manufacturers to have input data on:  Used products Existing deposits: which ones? What access? What volumes? For example, for large household appliances, a valorization way exists and it would be necessary to be able to access them to recover seals, etc. Another example, for the automotive industry : how to extract and then valorize elements such as seals, windscreen wipers, etc.?  Production waste:

• What normative limits?
• What applications?

 It seems necessary to identify economic interests: a market study must be carried out before launching a project, in order to detect the actors and products to work on

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FOCUS ON RUBBER RECYCLING

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2/Valorization of rubber waste in the building industry Since acoustic insulation is a major issue in the building industry, many applications for the valorization of elastomers can be developed with this market. In addition, new standards related to indoor air quality will be introduced in the construction industry. Bringing new products to meet this standard would be an interesting approach. The negative point on this market is the difficulty to find a company interested and willing to invest on R&D projects related to this. 3/Recycling of polyurethanes and TPE There is a problem of volume in order to be able to launch projects, as well as diversity of ranks. There is a need for qualification of the waste (eg the presence of halogen), thereby causing extremely high costs. A valorization in cement plants could be interesting, but due to volumes, it is now more expensive to send them to the cement plant than to throw them away.  What other valuations than the energy solution? For PU materials, vapo‐thermolysis could be a way to obtain second generation raw materials (more interesting with PU whose cost of the raw material is already high). Hydrolysis can also work and allow a 100% recovery.

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