panacea roadmap for the netherlands
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Final meeting, 2021 February 22th
PANACEA Roadmap for T h e N E T H E R L A N D S
Final meeting, 2021 February 22thApproach & Links to PANACEA Work Packages
Final meeting, 2021 February 22th
Markets
Productivity & ability to be
grown in large scale using existing machinery
Profitability
Familiarity with ability to
produce feedstocks for multiple end-uses
Sustainability
Drivers
TRL>7
a) industrial production already available at commercial scale b) used at commercial scale for multiple end-uses c) high
TRL5-7
a) production available at demo scale b) recognized for its multiple end-uses c) medium
TRL3-5
a) research to production development b) recognized end-use but still at the research level c) low
TRL<3
a) basic research data available b) no recognized end-use c) very low
No infrastructure for small scale use (except
fodder beet);
limited storage time of beets, seasonal
production
Barriers
Dependence on fossil oil market price
Competition with sugar for food production
Competition with other crops for bioethanolCompetition with food industry & food crops
Acceptance sugar beets as industrial crop
Sugarbeet
Bioenergy
Markets, drivers and barriers
Final meeting, 2021 February 22th
Barriers
Sustainable cropping strategies for crop rotation, etc.
Actors IndustryResearch Government Agricultural community
Training for cooperatives to improve synergies among markets
Develop cost-effective small-scale processing
Finance market development
Sustainability governance & SDGs
2021 2025 2030
Develop farmer clusters- improve small scale processing
No infrastructure for small scale use
(except fodder beet);
limited storage time of beets, seasonal
production
Dependence on fossil oil market price
Competition with sugar for food
production
Competition with other starch crops for
bioethanolCompetition with food industry
Acceptance sugar beets as industrial
crop
Sugarbeet
Final meeting, 2021 February 22th
Markets
Textiles
Productivity & ability to be
grown in large scale using existing machinery
Profitability
Familiarity with ability to
produce feedstocks for multiple end-uses
Sustainability
Drivers
TRL>7
a) industrial production already available at commercial scale b) used at commercial scale for multiple end-uses c) high
TRL5-7
a) production available at demo scale b) recognized for its multiple end-uses c) medium
TRL3-5
a) research to production development b) recognized end-use but still at the research level c) low
TRL<3
a) basic research data available b) no recognized end-use c) very low
Harvesting and processing to obtain fine
fibres still needs to be developed.
High processing costs; other crops offer higher income for farmers
Low experience of use in large scale, commercial production
Avoidance of monoculture
Barriers
Hemp
Markets, drivers and barriers
Final meeting, 2021 February 22th
Barriers
Sustainable cropping strategies: establish in marginal land
Actors IndustryResearch Government Agricultural community
Develop process to obtain fine fibers for yarn
Finance regional infrastructure for raw material supply
Integrate value chain in CAP financing schemes
Sustainability governance & SDGs
2021 2025 2030
Harvesting and processing to obtain
fine fibres still needs to be developed.
High processing costs; other crops offer higher income for farmers
Low experience of use in large scale, commercial production
Avoidance of monoculture
Develop farmer clusters- improve domesticated material
Hemp
Roadmap actions to overcome the barriers
Final meeting, 2021 February 22th
Markets
Bioenergy
Productivity & ability to be
grown in large scale using existing machinery
Profitability
Familiarity with ability to
produce feedstocks for multiple end-uses
Sustainability
Drivers
TRL>7
a) industrial production already available at commercial scale b) used at commercial scale for multiple end-uses c) high
TRL5-7
a) production available at demo scale b) recognized for its multiple end-uses c) medium
TRL3-5
a) research to production development b) recognized end-use but still at the research level c) low
TRL<3
a) basic research data available b) no recognized end-use c) very low
Planting and harvesting requires specialized
equipment
Low yields in low quality soils
Costs of processing are high, labour
intensive processing
Long term contracts required for production.
Low experience of use in large scale, commercial production
Avoidance of monoculture
Barriers
Miscanthus
Markets, drivers and barriers
Final meeting, 2021 February 22th
Barriers
Sustainable cropping strategies: establish in marginal land
Actors IndustryResearch Government Agricultural community
Training for cooperatives
Finance regional infrastructure for raw material supply
Integrate value chain in CAP financing schemes
Sustainability governance & SDGs
2021 2025 2030
Planting and harvesting requires
specialized equipment
Low yields in low quality soils
Costs of processing are high, labour
intensive processing
Long term contracts required for
production.
Low experience of use in large scale, commercial production
Avoidance of monoculture
Low experience of growing in marginal land
Develop farmer clusters- improve domesticated material
Miscanthus
Roadmap actions to overcome the barriers
Final meeting, 2021 February 22th
Markets
Productivity & ability to be
grown in large scale using existing machinery
Profitability
Familiarity with ability to
produce feedstocks for multiple end-uses
Sustainability
Drivers
TRL>7
a) industrial production already available at commercial scale b) used at commercial scale for multiple end-uses c) high
TRL5-7
a) production available at demo scale b) recognized for its multiple end-uses c) medium
TRL3-5
a) research to production development b) recognized end-use but still at the research level c) low
TRL<3
a) basic research data available b) no recognized end-use c) very low
Cultivated in small farms
Lack of knowledge for crop management
Barriers
PolymersHigh cultivation costs
Low revenue due to low yields
Current supply is not sufficient to support industrial
supply chains
Low experience of growing the crop
Russian Dandelion
Markets, drivers and barriers
Final meeting, 2021 February 22th
Barriers
Sustainable cropping strategies: establish in marginal land
Actors IndustryResearch Government Agricultural community
Training for cooperatives
Finance regional infrastructure for raw material supply
Finance market development
Sustainability governance & SDGs
2021 2025 2030
Develop farmer clusters- improve domesticated material
Cultivated in small farms
Lack of knowledge for crop
management
High cultivation costs
Low revenue due to low yields
Current supply is not sufficient to
support industrial supply chains
Low experience of growing the crop
Russian Dandelion
Roadmap actions to overcome the barriers
Production of rubber on pilot scale
Final meeting, 2021 February 22th
Markets
Textiles
Productivity & ability to be
grown in large scale using existing machinery
Profitability
Familiarity with ability to
produce feedstocks for multiple end-uses
Sustainability
Drivers
TRL>7
a) industrial production already available at commercial scale b) used at commercial scale for multiple end-uses c) high
TRL5-7
a) production available at demo scale b) recognized for its multiple end-uses c) medium
TRL3-5
a) research to production development b) recognized end-use but still at the research level c) low
TRL<3
a) basic research data available b) no recognized end-use c) very low
Weed control
Lodging risks
Difficulties to adapt to basic and limestone
soils
Linseed needs to compete with other food/feed crops with higher revenues.
Low experience of use in large scale, commercial production
Avoidance of monoculture
Barriers
Linseed
Pharmaceuticals
Polymers
Lubricants, surfactants
Markets, drivers and barriers
Final meeting, 2021 February 22th
Barriers
Sustainable cropping strategies: establish in marginal land
Actors IndustryResearch Government Agricultural community
set up of fibre extraction industry for Oilflax
Finance regional infrastructure for raw material supply
Integrate value chain in CAP financing schemes
Sustainability governance & SDGs
2021 2025 2030
Weed control
Lodging risks
Difficulties to adapt to basic and
limestone soils
Linseed needs to compete with other food/feed crops with higher revenues.
Low experience of use in large scale, commercial production
Avoidance of monoculture
Low experience of growing in marginal land
Develop farmer clusters- improve domesticated material
Linseed
Roadmap actions to overcome the barriers
Training for cooperatives