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AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015 Outline Global seaweed business Why AT~SEA? Main results of the AT~SEA project Conclusions of the AT~SEA project Whats next? AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015


  1. AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  2. Outline  Global seaweed business  Why AT~SEA?  Main results of the AT~SEA project  Conclusions of the AT~SEA project  What’s next? AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  3. Global seaweed business 2014: > 25 Mio tons (ww) which corresponds to 7-8 Bio USD o Majority is being cultivated o Mainly reds and browns 75% used for food (nori, wakame, kombu, etc.) 13% for hydrocolloids (alginates, carrageenan, agar) 12% other applications (personal care, cosmetics, fertilizer, etc.) AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  4. The need More food/feed and energy for strongly growing global population Renewable and sustainable energy Sustainable/biobased materials Agriculture -> seagriculture AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  5. Today’s agriculture  Large scale agriculture  Industrial, fully mechanized food production  2D and 3D AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  6. Today’s seagriculture  Large scale seagriculture  Industrial, fully mechanized food production  2D and 3D AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  7. Today’s seagriculture  Large scale wild seaweed harvesting  Industrial, fully mechanized  2D AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  8. Today’s seagriculture  Large scale seaweed cultivation  Manual and 1D AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  9. Today’s seagriculture nori AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  10. Our objective If we want to develop a profitable and sustainable seaweed business in Europe we have to:  Mechanize all processes (seeding, monitoring, harvesting, etc.) => cost-efficient  Cultivate 2D (or 3D)  Cultivate in a smart and sustainable way => integrated  Serve existing and new markets AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  11. Our concept 1 ha seaweed field Development of substrates based on advanced textiles to facilitate open sea cultivation of aquatic biomass (seaweed), having a high-potential as source for our future supply of food (additives), feed, biochemicals/biomaterials and biofuels/energy Advanced textiles for open sea biomass cultivation (AT~SEA) AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  12. Our team Work program: FP7-NMP-2011-SME-5 FP7 project number : 280860 Duration: 36 months Participants: AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  13. Our competences Preparation, confectioning and SIOEN, CTB, EURO, TECNORED, DEVAN installation of advanced textiles Preparation and Mooring incubation of macro algae engineering HORTI, OCEAN, BEXCO, MARINTEK Seaweed cultivation SAMS & harvesting ECN, OCEAN, SAMS Transport and AT~SEA storage of seaweed Seaweed conversion AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  14. Selection of results AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  15. Advanced textile substrates  Development of advanced textile substrates:  Materials/chemistries  Textile structure  Textile finishing/coating  Testing and evaluation:  Lab level  Tank level  At sea AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  16. Advanced textile substrates AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  17. Advanced textile substrates AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  18. Advanced textile substrates  Ireland  Norway  Scotland AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  19. Twine experiments at lab scale AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  20. Twine experiments Objective: compare the adhesion and growth of gametofytes onto different types of twines (chemistry, textile structure, dtex, surface roughness, etc.) AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  21. Twine experiments braided twisted Sample Twine sample dtex Coverage role 1 Coverage role 2 T1 Chem 1 - twisted 1670 80 80 T2 Chem 1 - braided 1670 5 20 T3 Chem 1' - twisted 1100 20 25 T4 Chem 1' - braided 1100 5 5 T5 Chem 2 - twisted 1670 2 12 T6 Chem 2 - braided 1670 2 2 T7 Chem 3 - twisted 1330 50 85 T8 Chem 3 - braided 1330 8 65 T9 Reference chem 3' 26.000 70 85 T10 Chem 4 - twisted 470 20 20 T11 Chem 4 - braided 470 5 12 AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  22. Twine experiments Chem A 370 50 10 Chem A' 12.000 50 50 Chem B 1000 30 50 Chem C 1180 1 2 Chem C' 1200 1 1 Chem D 3650 0 1 Reference 26.000 10 5 Chem E 8.000 1 1 Chem F 30.000 1 1 Chem C'' .. 30 25 Chem G 11.750 10 20 Chem A'' (braided) 8600 2 1 AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  23. Cultivation tests on a variety of 1 m2 textile substrates at sea AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  24. 1m2 substrates at sea Objective: study the cultivation of seaweed ( Saccharina L. ) on 11 different types of 1 m2 textile substrates AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  25. 1m2 substrates at sea AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  26. 1m2 substrates at sea 15 Total wet weight (kg) 10 5 0 TS1 TS2 TS3 TS4 TS5 TS6 TS7 TS8 TS9 TS10 TS11 AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  27. Mooring studies AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  28. Mooring studies  Dimensions of structure  Location (depth, current, etc.)  Weather (wind, etc.)  Etc. AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  29. Cultivation tests at sea using optimized 2 x 2 m2 advanced textile substrates AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  30. Influence of depth Horizontal vs vertical sheets Parallel vs perpendicular to current EU project video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5zSRVNzelo?rel=0 AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  31. Coated textile based storage bags (flexitanks) for harvested seaweed AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  32. AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  33. Seaweed storage systems AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  34. Demonstration phase (Oct 2014 – May 2015) AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  35. Demonstration phase o Deployment in October 2014 in IRE, SCO and NOR o 10 pcs of 2 x 10 m substrates deployed per site Saccharina L o Textile buoys o Growth monitoring, harvesting, 10 m3 storage test, … AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  36. Demonstration phase - IRE May 25, 2015 AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  37. Demonstration phase - IRE AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  38. Demonstration phase - NOR AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  39. Demonstration phase - NOR AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  40. Conclusions o Seaweed cultivation in Europe has huge potential for multiple applications (IMTA, food and feed (additives), bioremediation, biochemicals/materials, etc.) o The AT~SEA consortium has developed, patented (PCT) and demonstrated advanced 2D textile substrates* that yield 3-5 times more biomass than state of the art 1D rope based systems o Success of AT~SEA lies in the multidisciplinary of the project and the product  project: chemists, materials scientists, textile engineers, biologists, marine engineers, etc.  product: much more than just a piece of textile => system * Award winning technology: o Essenscia Innovation Award 2013 o TechTextil Innovation Award 2015 o Nomination for Scottish Aquaculture Award 2015 (final selection in June) AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  41. What’s next?  AT~SEA project ends on July 31, 2015  Several follow up projects have been submitted  Founding of AT~SEA Technologies o 8 out of 11 partners participate in this start-up company o 2015-2017: post AT~SEA engineering (2015: 1 ha; 2016: 4 ha) o 2017: commercialization of turnkey seaweed farms o Markets: IMTA, food/feed (additives), personal care, ..  Collaborative tests … AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  42. Collaborative tests Porphyra cultivation @ AlgaPlus (PT) AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  43. Collaborative tests Collaboration with East Africa Seaweeds (EAS) and Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute(KEMFRI) Euchema Cottonii cultivation @ Mombasa Marine Park AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  44. Collaborative tests Collaboration with East Africa Seaweeds (EAS) and Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute(KEMFRI) Euchema Cottonii cultivation @ Mombasa Marine Park AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  45. More info … Bert Groenendaal AT ~ SEA project coordinator SIOEN Industries NV Fabriekstraat 23 8850 Ardooie (Belgium) bert.groenendaal@sioen.be Mobile: +32 476 98 43 79 AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

  46. AT~SEA final event - Brussels - 9 June, 2015

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