A. Wild

Executive Director

Large Pilot Production

Facilities

Key Enabling Technologies for

a European Industrial Renaissance,

Brussels, 2-3 April 2014

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PART 1 : CONCERNS

1. What is a pilot line?

2. Is a pilot line eligible for R&D grants?

3. Who participates in a pilot line?

4. Is a pilot line European?

PART 2 : OPPORTUNITIES

1. Does size matter?

2. Does discipline/industry matter?

3. Combined funding

4. Impact assessment

CONTENT

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CONCERNS

PART 1

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What is a pilot line?

The “Three Pillar Bridge” of the HLG on KETs

Second Pillar → “Pilot Line Project ”

A R&D PROJECTS FULFILLING

ADDITIONAL CRITERIA • Executed by an

industrial consortium

• Using an innovative

technology

• Developing an

innovative product,

meeting a social

challenge

• Demonstrating its

value and potential

• Establishing a

realistic environment,

a facility

• Having a deployment

plan to a real life

European

manufacturing site

R&D

Part

ENIAC JU

compatibility R&D Project:

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Is a pilot line eligible for R&D grants?

5

Call 2012-1 Call 2012-2

MATURITY MILESTONE

Non-commercial engineering samples, prototypes… Commercial products

Failing system qualification may require

another full development loop!

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Who participates in pilot line projects ?

Participation in ENIAC JU Pilot Line Projects

TOTAL: 14 Pilot Lines, 202 Participating Organizations

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Is a pilot line European?

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OPPORTUNITIES

PART 2

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Does size matter?

• 14 Pilot Lines selected for funding

with total eligible costs of 1.79 B€

• 265 M€ national funding

and 267 M€ ENIAC JU grants,

• a leading instrument for implementing

KET policies !

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Does discipline/industry matter?

Call ACRONYM TITLE COORDINATOR COUNTRY

AGATEDevelopment of Advanced GaN substrates &

Technologies

S.O.I.TEC SILICON ON INSULATOR

TECHNOLOGIES SAFrance

E450EDL European 450mm Equipment Demo Line ASML NETHERLANDS B.V. The Netherlands

EPPL Enhanced Power Pilot Line Infineon Technologies Austria AG Austria

Lab4MEMS LAB FAB for smart sensors and actuators MEMS STMICROELECTRONICS SRL Italy

PLACES2BEPilot Lines for Adv. CMOS Enhanced by SOI in 2x nodes

built in Europe

STMICROELECTRONICS CROLLES 2

SASFrance

DEMETER

DEep SubMicron System on Chip (SoC) for Harsh

Environment applicaTions using EuRopean

Technologies

ATMEL NANTES SAS France

E450LMDAPEuropean 450mm Lithography and Metrology

Development for Advanced PatterningASML NETHERLANDS B.V. The Netherlands

eRampExcellence in Speed and Reliability for More than

Moore Technologies

INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES DRESDEN

GMBH UND CO OHGGermany

Lab4MEMS II Micro-Optical MEMS, micro-mirrors and pico-projectors STMICROELECTRONICS SRL Italy

PANACHE

Pilot line for Advanced Nonvolatile memory

technologies for Automotive microControllers, High

security applications and general Electronics

STMICROELECTRONICS CROLLES 2

SASFrance

PLACYD Pilot Line for Self Assembly Copolymers Delivery ARKEMA FRANCE SA France

POLIS Pilot Optical Line for Imaging and SensingSTMICROELECTRONICS GRENOBLE 2

SASFrance

THINGS2DO THIN but Great Silicon 2 Design ObjectsSTMICROELECTRONICS GRENOBLE 2

SASFrance

ViDaPVCSEL Pilot Line for IR Illumination, Datacom and

Power ApplicationsPHILIPS TECHNOLOGIE GMBH Germany

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12

-22

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3-2

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Private

>50%

JU

SME in less developed region quits,

project continues

Combined funding From FP7 to Horizon 2020 : Co-financing Hope

(decided in principle, implementation under debate)

Private

>50%

European

FP7, H2020

Private

>50%

ERDF

ERDF

National/

Regional

National/

Regional

Regi

onal

Co

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Re

g.

Co-f

.

Large contributor quits, project cancelled

THE CO-FUNDING JUs NEED

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National/

Regional

Private

>50% JU

National/

Regional

National/

Regional

Nat./Reg.

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an

H2

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0

Eu

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an

FP

7

National/

Regional

National/

Regional

Nat./Reg

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National/

Regional

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Large Investment Support by Combined Funding

Total Investment : 6 B €

Pilot Line: 2 B€

JU eligible

1B€

ESIF eligible

1B€

National/

regional:

250M€

JU:

250M€

(not state

aid)

National/

regional:

200M€

ERDF

300M€

(at 60%)

State Aid:

420M€

(10.5%)

Industrial Investment : 4 B€

Maximum Aid Amount Without

Combined Funding :

= R × (50 + 0.50 × B + 0.34 × C)

Assuming R=0.3:

0.3 X (50 + 0.50 x 50 + 0.34 x 5,900) =

= 624.3 M€ (10.4%)

Combined Funding: 1420 million

(23.7% of the total investment)

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Impact assessment

< 200mm 300mm 450mm

2. Derive value

from ˂200mm

diversification

1. Strengthen advanced CMOS

on 300mm, initiate

diversification

3. Prepare

transition to

450mm

JU

: K

ET

Im

ple

menta

tion