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  1. Rethinking Plastics A Circular Economy Blueprint Steve Davies Director – Public Affairs NatureWorks
  2. NatureWorks - Some Quick Context Play
  3. Ellen MacArthur Foundation – “The New Plastics Economy” A Circular Economy Blueprint for Packaging Plastics THE NEW PLASTICS ECONOMY Rethinking the Future of Plastics The Foundation aims: • “to bring together for the first time a comprehensive global perspective of the broader plastic packaging economy, • “to present a vision and propose a roadmap as well as a vehicle for progressing this roadmap • “to provide a much needed global focal point to carry this agenda forward… “looking for systemic change to overcome stalemates in today’s plastics economy in order to move to a more circular model…”
  4. Plastics Production Increased Twenty-Fold Over The Last 50 Years
  5. • Production expected to double again in 20 years, and quadruple by 2050 • Plastic Packaging is single largest application (26% of total today) Plastics Production Increased Twenty-Fold Over The Last 50 Years
  6. “Plastic Packaging is an iconic linear application…” “95% of plastic packaging material value (US$ 80-120 bn) is lost annually after a short first use …
  7. Ambitions of the New Plastics Economy Capturing the opportunity
  8. Sourcing Manufacture Use After Use Definition of Sustainable Packaging
  9. How the Plastics Industry is rethinking itself from a Circular Economy Perspective 0 20 40 60 80 100 plastic characteristics - functionality and performance After Use Sourcing Use Manuf- acture How plastic is recovered How the plastic is made What the plastic is made from… Ideal Material Current, Incumbent Plastics Future… Where do Bioplastics Fit ?
  10. Let’s talk about bioplastics sourcing & manufacture… After Use Sourcing Use Manuf- acture 0 20 40 60 80 100
  11. Let’s talk about bioplastics sourcing & manufacture… After Use Sourcing Use Manuf- acture 0 20 40 60 80 100 “With an expected surge in consumption, negative externalities related to plastics will multiply“ World Economic Forum, Ellen MacArthur Foundation and McKinsey & Company, The New Plastics Economy – Rethinking the future of plastics (2016, http://www.ellenmacarthurfoundation.org/publications).
  12. An Example: Negative Externality Resulting from Manufacture 2.3 2.2 1.8 1.6 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 Polystyrene PET HDPE Polypropylene kg CO2 (eq) generated /kg material produced Source: PlasticsEurope www.lca.plasticseurope.org
  13. An Example: Negative Externality Resulting from Manufacture 2.3 2.2 1.8 1.6 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 Polystyrene PET HDPE Polypropylene kg CO2 (eq) generated /kg material produced Source: PlasticsEurope www.lca.plasticseurope.org “If the current strong growth of plastics usage continues as expected, the emission of greenhouse gases by the global plastics sector will account for 15% of the global annual carbon budget by 2050, up from 1% today“ World Economic Forum, Ellen MacArthur Foundation and McKinsey & Company, The New Plastics Economy – Rethinking the future of plastics (2016, http://www.ellenmacarthurfoundation.org/publications).
  14. Implications of Renewably Sourced - Carbon Footprint Comparison 2.3 2.2 1.8 1.6 0.6 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 Polystyrene PET HDPE Polypropylene Ingeo kg CO2 (eq) generated /kg material produced EU Producers - PlasticsEuropem www.lca.plasticseurope.org Peer Reveiwed Benchmarking
  15. And Carbon Credentials Matter • (November, 2015): “Unilever to become ‘carbon positive’ by 2030” • (Paris, November 9, 2015): “Danone commits to ambitious new climate policy Target: zero net carbon emissions within its direct and shared scope of responsibility” • (November, 2015): “Nestlé acclaimed as ‘world leader’ for action to tackle climate change • (June, 2015): “Ikea to spend €1bn to tackle climate change”
  16. An Example – Bio PET in Packaging After Use Sourcing Use Manuf- acture 20% biobased carbon today
  17. both “revolutionary” and “evolutionary” change is needed
  18. “moon shot” examples in the bioplastics space..
  19. Bioplastics Directly from GHG (methane) “Mango Materials produces a naturally occurring biopolymer from waste biogas (methane) … “the AirCarbon production process begins with concentrated methane-based carbon emissions …” R&D Program: US Federal & State level funding for one step fermentation of methane to lactic acid, the Ingeo building block … Ingeo “PHA polymers (close functionally to polyolefin materials)
  20. 20© 2014 NatureWorks What does “direct GHG conversion” mean ? … Lactic acid methanotrophic bacteria cyanobacteria NatureWorks Actively Investing in Joint Collaboration & Development NatureWorks' Continued Assessment and Evaluation
  21. The NatureWorks feedstock project is but one example of a rapidly gathering critical mass of interest in the industry in direct GHG conversion Industry Wide Engagement & Interest in “Next Generation Feedstocks” 6 - 7 December 2016, Maternushaus, Cologne, Germany
  22. Let’s talk about bioplastics functional material characteristics in use… Sourcing 0 20 40 60 80 100 After Use Use Manufacture
  23. New Material Innovations Fuel Wholly New Markets, Applications, and Business Models …
  24. “Bio-benign” materials choices for manufacture THE NEW PLASTICS ECONOMY Rethinking the Future of Plastics Greenpeace’s “Pyramid of Plastics”(1) http://www.greenpeace.org/usa/wp- content/uploads/legacy/Global/usa/planet3/PDFs/this-vinyl-house.pdf, p. 27 1.PVC 2. PU, PS, ABS, PC 3. PET 4. PE, PP 5. Biobased polymers
  25. “Benign by Design” – rethinking toys
  26. Sustainable Packaging Opportunity? http://www.killthekcup.org/
  27. The Challenge… In 2016… 35.4bn PLASTIC CAPSULES 0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 2012 2016 2020 Plastic Capsule Market Growth Volume (Million Units) Value ($ Million) ‘16/’20 CAGR 8% ‘16/‘20 CAGR 10% - AMI Consulting, Single Serve Beverage Capsules - Market Overview, 2016 Growth of Single-Serve Plastic Capsules
  28. The Opportunity - Functional Compostable Capsules 579 million kgs of coffee was consumed via capsules in 2016 by the 3 largest consuming regions (USA, EU, AUS) in 2016. Fills the Empire State Building 2.6x1. 90% of brewed pod is coffee valuable organics mostly lost to landfill 1. Estimated based on 13g coffee in volume of average K-Cup Diverting Organic Waste from Landfill
  29. We’ve designed functional Ingeo materials to perform in multitude of capsule designs & components CAPSULES **For high & low pressure systems Compression molding Thermoforming Injection Molding FILM LIDDING FIBER FILTERS Nonwovens with custom basis weight FIBER LIDDING
  30. Functionality in the market … Nespresso System Compatible Lavazza
  31. Functionality in the market… Lavazza Compatible Keurig Compatible More…
  32. Let’s talk about bioplastics after-use Sourcing 80 100 After Use Use Manufacture Getting Circular
  33. A NatureWorks Example Ingeo Recovery Options Mechanical Recycle   Feedstock Recovery  Compost  Anaerobic Digestion  Energy Recovery   Landfill X X Incumbent Plastics Ingeo
  34. Organics Diversion from Landfill • US – “the 28% Opportunity” • Where Composting infrastructure exists, Compostable plastics like Ingeo provide a tool for organics diversion from landfill Food Scraps 14.6% Other 3.3% Paper 27.0% Glass 4.5% Metals 9.1% Plastics 12.8% Rubber, leather & textiles 7.6% Wood 6.2% Yard trimmings 13.5% US Example: Total US MSW Generation (by material), 2013 Source: Advancing Sustainable Materials Management: Facts & Figures 2013, USEPA, June, 2015
  35. Cultural Influence of Sports “While 13% of Americans say they follow science, 61% say they are sports fans” Source: National Resources Defense Council
  36. nearly 300 313 Total Members 145 Teams 156 Venues 12 Leagues
  37. GROWING PORTFOLIO OF SUCCESSFUL CASE STUDIES IN ZERO WASTE
  38. Recycling, Or, “How to avoid being part of the 86%) • Most plastics (and bioplastics) can be recycled, yet very few are • PLA Example: – Long routinely recycled at post industrial level – Initial collection programs beginning at consumer level Collecting Converting End-Markets • PLA bale specification & pricing set • Flake specifications & process development underway • r-PLA product development underway
  39. Rethinking Plastics After Use Sourcing Use Manuf- acture
  40. Rethinking Plastics A Circular Economy Blueprint Steve Davies NatureWorks Thank You
  41. The Circular Economy in the Asia Pacific Region
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