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ADVANCED PROPULSION CENTRE: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE APC THE ADVANCED PROPULSION CENTRE IS A 10 YEAR CO-INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN GOVERNMENT & INDUSTRY 10 FUNDING. 1 BN 10 YR EXPERTISE. IN PROJECT SUPPORT FUNDING INITIATIVE


  1. ADVANCED PROPULSION CENTRE: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE APC

  2. THE ADVANCED PROPULSION CENTRE IS A 10 YEAR CO-INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN GOVERNMENT & INDUSTRY 10 FUNDING. £1 BN 10 YR EXPERTISE. IN PROJECT SUPPORT FUNDING INITIATIVE COLLABORATION.

  3. HELPING THE UK AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY CAPITALISE UPON LOW CARBON TECHNOLOGY OPPORTUNITIES Thermal propulsion systems Electric machines Funding Road-Mapping and power Accelerating Low Carbon electronics Development of Technology Energy Strategic Low Carbon Trends storage and technologies Technologies energy for the management UK auto industry Lightweight vehicle and Identifying Low powertrain Supporting Carbon structures & Developing SMEs Intelligent Technology-Led & Supply Chain mobility Supply Chain Opportunities Developing & Linking Industrial & Academic Communities

  4. WHERE THE APC FITS IN UKRI Early Stage & Research TIER ONE & OEMs SUPPLY CHAIN PRODUCT SMEs, Technology Developers, Service Providers PROCESS Catapults, High Value Manufacturing & compound semi conductor applications PEOPLE Universities, Skills, Academies, Professional Bodies TRL 1 TRL 3 TRL 4 TRL 6 TRL 8 TRL 9 MRL 1 MRL 2 MRL 7 MRL 8-9 MRL 10

  5. ADVANCED PROPULSION CENTRE THE JOURNEY SO FAR… 36 PROJECTS 140 £589M INVESTMENT ORGANISATIONS

  6. ADVANCED PROPULSION CENTRE THE JOURNEY SO FAR… 20,400 1.7m JOBS CARS OFF THE ROAD 34.1m TONNES OF CO 2 SAVED

  7. ROAD-MAPPING LOW CARBON TECHNOLOGY TRENDS

  8. ROAD-MAPPING LOW CARBON TECHNOLOGY TRENDS THE ROADMAPS ARE INTENDED TO THE ROADMAPS ARE NOT INTENDED TO Assess the UK’s capability to deliver on the identified Provide a global view of the key technology trajectories in low carbon propulsion and low emissions technology streams Provide a common foundation for academia and industry Map out skills, supply chain, financing or policy & to assess opportunities and threats, and to engage with regulation requirements. The roadmaps can be used government on the need for investment and support to to identify specific needs in these areas separately address these Guide technology developers and provide confidence to their investors regarding industry trajectory

  9. IDENTIFYING LOW CARBON TECHNOLOGY-LED SUPPLY CHAIN OPPORTUNITIES

  10. UK CAPABILITY STUDY Identifying opportunities on the road ahead 21 key opportunities for Identified potential Formed with the disruptions and the UK Supply Chain consensus of over 120 opportunities to develop highlighted organisations within low carbon technologies industry

  11. DEFINING PRIORITIES STRONG OPPORTUNISTIC FOCUS UK has good positioning for these UK could provide focused support to opportunities, though their relative build upon existing advantages in these attractiveness is lower – UK could attractive opportunity areas take advantage of its position as UK positioning opportunities emerge of the opportunity A function of UK technology position, access to markets, cost base LOWER PRIORITY INVEST-TO-IMPROVE infrastructure base, relevant supply chain and skills Opportunities which are relatively less UK could invest to improve positioning since attractive and for which the UK as a whole these opportunities appear to be attractive is not well positioned, so less national support is warranted. There may still be opportunities for individual organisations WEAK LOW HIGH Attractiveness of the opportunity A function of market size, profitability and diversity, as well as the quantity and type of employment opportunities

  12. DEVELOPING AND LINKING INDUSTRIAL AND ACADEMIC COMMUNITIES The APC Spokes are networks of industrial and academic communities with world-class capability in the strategic technologies Driven by academic institutions to co- ordinating the UK’s technology communities Connecting and improving linkages between academia and industry Delivering cross-sector collaboration in both technology and skills development Challenging existing technology and capability to accelerate future research to the market Engaged over 600 organisations and over 1000 individuals to date

  13. DEVELOPING AND LINKING INDUSTRIAL AND ACADEMIC COMMUNITIES ELECTRIC MACHINES SPOKE Newcastle University POWER ELECTRONICS SPOKE University of Nottingham ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE SPOKE University of Warwick TPS SYSTEM EFFICIENCY University of Bath DIGITAL ENGINEERING AND TEST SPOKE Loughborough University (London) TPS THERMAL EFFICIENCY University of Brighton

  14. FUNDING ACCELERATED DEVELOPMENT OF LOW CARBON TECHNOLOGIES – CORE COMPETITIONS APC grant funding is for Aims to take demonstrated, Targeting CO2 reductions technology-driven new technologies to production through volume collaborative R&D projects ready products automotive impact £5 to £40 million Projects must develop capability in the UK supply chain

  15. APC CORE COMPETITIONS 2018 TIMELINE APC11 APC10 Competition opens APC9 8 JAN 22 OCT Compulsory stage 1 7 MAR application deadline 3 OCT 26 MAR Stage 1 feedback to all applicants 30 APR 16 JUL 27 JUN 6 AUG

  16. SUPPORTING & DEVELOPING SME’S AND SUPPLY CHAIN TDAP Programme runs over 4 years and is structured in three waves – a total of £4.76m of funding: Business Planning Characterisation Concept On boarding Engineering Engineering Market Initial Application Feasibility development Feasibility Fit Review, Evaluation Manufacturing organisational & Selection Technology structure Value Strategy Proposition Risks & Opportunities 1 MONTH 2 MONTH 3 MONTH 4 MONTH Duration 18 months WAVE 3 OPENS SEPTEMBER 2018

  17. SUPPORTING & DEVELOPING SME’S AND SUPPLY CHAIN TDAP Programme runs over 4 years and is structured in three waves – a total of £4.76m of funding: Access to Industry, marketing Focused product and Independent expert mentoring Trusted relationships, and I.P. experts business development and support safe environment Provide automotive Provide customer Gained credibility through Targeting disruptive technologies industry networking & supply chain development the APC UK Process for the Auto sector WAVE 3 OPENS SEPTEMBER 2018

  18. APC OVERVIEW Positioning the UK as a Global Centre of Excellence for Automotive Propulsion Promoting the UK Internationally and assisting UK international teams here to grow

  19. APC OVERVIEW Building the Propulsion Nation The APC, in collaboration with government, academia and industry, aims to bring low carbon propulsion innovation to market and ensure the UI’s leadership in next generation automotive technologies Linking up the UK to facilitate collaboration and access to capability

  20. APC OVERVIEW Reduce vehicle Boost UK Centre of excellence emissions economy Accelerate reduction of CO 2 Secure 30k jobs Make UK a leader in low Improve air quality Develop future UK supply chain carbon propulsion technology 50m tonnes Delivering impact for Government and tax payers

  21. APC OVERVIEW Anchor and grow UK wide capability and innovation Establish Spokes nationwide as communities of interest Promote UK as a Global Centre of Excellence Develop technology roadmaps Benchmark UK’s capability Facilitate collaboration across supply chain Foster SME development Strategic intent and some of the how’s

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