EIC ACCELERATOR GREEN DEAL CALL - (19 MAYO 2020) Luis J. Guerra (@LGuerra_CDTI) Esther Casado (@ECasado_CDTI) División de Programas Europeos ...
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EIC ACCELERATOR GREEN DEAL CALL (19 MAYO 2020) Luis J. Guerra (@LGuerra_CDTI) Esther Casado (@ECasado_CDTI) División de Programas Europeos @CDTIoficial
EIC= “RE-volution, not evolution from H2020” EIC Accelerator (Enhanced Pilot) El proceso de evaluación Cómo os podemos ayudar 2
El fase 2 se transforma en el EIC Accelerator y busca Proyectos que lleguen y escalen en el mercado… … que a día de HOY no sean bancables (= PYME incapaz de conseguir HOY toda la financiación que necesitan para el éxito del negocio). …pero tengan un equipo y una ventaja competitiva sólida. En temas Green Deal y con target especifico de Woman-led SMEs 3
La propuesta TIENE que cubrir ambas partes **If you only request grant, you must demonstrate your ability to secure other resources for the activities above TRL 8 Grant only ¿Cuánto y quién? ¿Dinámicas de mercado? Grant with consent ¿Operaciones comparables? Grant + equity 5
¿Qué implica pedir capital? Cuánto necesito (hitos vs generación de valor) Cuánto valgo (valoración acordada) Quién me compra (expectativas y operativa) Cómo me compra (cláusulas y condiciones) https://ownyourventure.com/equitySim.html 6
EIC= “RE-volution, not evolution from H2020” EIC Accelerator (Enhanced Pilot) El proceso de evaluación Cómo os podemos ayudar 7
EI proceso de evaluación Solicitud: Part A + Part B (memo, Anexos, Excel, pitch) Evaluación remota 4 expertos - 3 criterios 15 puntos 8
La memoria son 30 páginas para convencer de: Section 1 Excellence Innovación verde con gran potencial Idea and solution/ innovativeness/ stage of High risk -high potential development/ feasibility results / risks con actividades de TRL6-8 Section 2 Impact Market and customers/ commercialisation Mercado conocido + ventaja strategy/ Green Deal impact/ external competitiva tecnológica con potencial strategic partners / IP/ Scale-up potential/ de escalado+ relevancia Green Deal KPIs/ broader impacts Section 3 Implementation Empresa “no bancable” pero con Team and capabilities/ financing needs /equity equipo & capacidad de conseguir /need for EIC support / risks / approach (WPs, tracción para llegar a mercado y deliverables, milestones)/ resources escalar el negocio …. en 5 WP 9
Eligiendo el objetivo del Green Deal adecuado Increasing EU climate mitigation/adaptation ambition Between 1990 and 2018, greenhouse gas emissions were reduced by 23%, while the economy grew by 61%. Current policies aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 60% by 2050. (Green Deal aim to reduce them at least 50% by 2030). As climate change will continue to stress Europe in spite of the mitigation efforts , strengthening the efforts on climate-proofing, resilience building, prevention and preparedness is crucial. It will be important to ensure that across the EU, all stakeholders are able to access data and to develop instruments to integrate climate change into their risk management practices. 11
Eligiendo el objetivo del Green Deal adecuado Supplying clean, affordable and secure energy The power sector must be based largely on renewable sources, (offshore wind production increase is essential) complemented by the rapid phasing out of coal and decarbonising gas. The integration of renewables, energy efficiency and other sustainable solutions across sectors will help to achieve decarbonisation at the lowest possible cost for consumers. This framework should foster the deployment of innovative technologies and infrastructure, such as smart grids, hydrogen networks, energy storage or carbon capture, storage and facilities… 12
Eligiendo el objetivo del Green Deal adecuado Transition to industry to a clean and/or circular economy About half of total greenhouse gas emissions and more than 90% of biodiversity loss and water stress come from resource extraction and processing of materials, fuels and food. The decarbonisation and modernization of energy intensive industries, such as steel, chemicals and cement, is essential. The circular economy action plan will prioritize reducing and reusing materials before recycling them and will focus in particular on resource-intensive sectors such as textiles, construction, electronics and plastics. EU industry needs ‘climate and resource frontrunners’ to develop the first commercial applications of breakthrough technologies such as clean hydrogen, fuel cells and other alternative fuels, energy storage, and carbon capture, storage and utilization facilities. 13
Eligiendo el objetivo del Green Deal adecuado Building and renovating in an energy and resource efficient way Increasing building renovation rates is a challenge but renovation lowers energy bills, and can boost the construction sector supporting many SMEs and local jobs. The design of new and renovated buildings at all stages should be in line with the needs of the circular economy, and lead to increased digitalization and climate-proofing of the building stock. Particular attention will be paid to the renovation of social housing, schools and hospitals, as the money saved through building efficiency will be money available to support education and public health. 14
Eligiendo el objetivo del Green Deal adecuado Accelerating the shift to sustainable and smart mobility To achieve climate neutrality, a 90% reduction in transport emissions is needed by 2050. Automated and connected multimodal mobility together with smart traffic management systems enabled by digitalization is key to increase the efficiency of the whole transport system. EU transport system and infrastructure will need to support new sustainable mobility services (public transport or not) that can reduce emissions, congestion and pollution, especially in urban areas The EU should ramp-up the production and deployment of sustainable alternative transport fuels including recharging and refuelling stations. 15
Eligiendo el objetivo del Green Deal adecuado Transition to a fair, healthy and environmentally-friendly food system Food production generate air, water and soil pollution, contributes to the loss of biodiversity and climate change, and consumes excessive amounts of natural resources. The Farm to Fork Strategy will: Strengthen the use of sustainable practices, such as precision agriculture, organic farming, agro-ecology, agro-forestry and stricter animal welfare standards and reduce the use and risk of chemical pesticides, fertilizers or antibiotics. Reduce the environmental impact of the food processing and retail sectors by taking action on transport, storage, packaging and food waste. It will stimulate sustainable food consumption and promote affordable healthy food including actions to help consumers to choose healthy and sustainable diets. 16
Eligiendo el objetivo del Green Deal adecuado Preserving and restoring ecosystems and biodiversity The biodiversity strategy will also include proposals to green European cities and increase biodiversity in urban spaces. The new EU forest strategy will have as its key objectives effective afforestation, and forest preservation and restoration in Europe, to help to increase the absorption of CO2, reduce the incidence and extent of forest fires, and promote the bio-economy. A sustainable ‘blue economy’ will have to play a central role in alleviating the multiple demands on the EU's land resources. The sector can contribute by improving the use of aquatic and marine resources, to, for example, by promoting the production and use of new sources of protein that can relieve pressure on agricultural land. 17
Eligiendo el objetivo del Green Deal adecuado Releasing a zero pollution ambition for a toxic-free environment To protect Europe’s citizens and ecosystems, the EU needs to better monitor, report, prevent and remedy pollution from air, water, soil, and consumer products. The Commission will propose measures to address pollution from urban runoff and from new or particularly harmful sources of pollution such as micro plastics and chemicals, including pharmaceuticals. The Commission will review EU measures to address pollution from large industrial installations. To ensure a toxic-free environment, the Commission will present a chemicals strategy for sustainability to protect better against hazardous chemicals and encourage innovation for the development of safe and sustainable alternatives. 18
2) mide el impacto en términos Green Deal Area KPI Increasing EU climate mitigation/ adaptation ambition Saved emissions Saved emissions, renewable energy share, Supplying clean, affordable and secure energy security levels, price reduction Transition to industry to a clean and/or circular economy Saved emissions, resource savings Building and renovating in an energy and resource Saved emissions, efficiency efficient way Saved emissions, efficiency, pollution Accelerating the shift to sustainable and smart mobility reduction, price reduction Transition to a fair, healthy and environmentally-friendly Resource savings, efficiency and food system sustainability rates Saved emissions, resource savings and Preserving and restoring ecosystems and biodiversity sustainability rates Releasing a zero pollution ambition for a toxic-free Saved emissions, sustainability rates and environment pollution reduction 19
y cuantifícalo directa e indirectamente Para el año 2020 + X Nª Clientes Facturación KPIs Total available market Ntam M€tam Xx (TAM) Serviceable available market Nsam M€sam Xx (SAM) Serviceable obtainable market Nsom M€som Xx (SOM) ΔKPI_d= Cuánto varia mis KPI o el de mis clientes directos con mi proceso o producto. ΔKPI_i= Cuánto varía (en media) los KPI de los clientes de mi cliente gracias a mi proceso o producto. 20
En base a evidencias defendibles Impacto directo = Nsom x ΔKPI_d Impacto indirecto = Nsom x ΔKPI_i x Nsom (de tu cliente) Por sectores, con previsiones post-COVID-19, con diferentes escenarios… ??? 21
3) Argumenta la “no-bankability” A proposal shall be considered as non-bankable if it is not able to attract sufficient financing due to the high-risk level or the existence of a market failure. For instance these situations could include companies with: No revenues and no assets at all Not enough assets to be able to generate revenues Not yet profitable commercial activities Not yet attractive to other investors Not enough profitable commercial activities? 22
Susténtala en base a las cuentas del Anexo 4 ¿Tienes las cuentas saneadas? ¿Cuál es tu cash-flow y “burn rate”? ¿Necesitas la ayuda pública? ¿Cuándo empiezas a vender? ¿Cuándo lo haces con volumen? ¿Cómo financias el escalado? ¿Tienes una “cap-table” equilibrada? 23
4) Define tu “EIC need” con hitos de valor Xx grant Yy equity TRL 6-8 X Public funds Company Y Private funds value=XXXX Company value=XXX Company value=XX Hoy Hito x Hito y 24
Evaluación remota sin “ponderación” Threshold: 13/15 Impact (8, 33%) Will to pay Interview: 13.65 Target customers Market conditions Scale-up potential Aligned strategy EU dimension, FTO Commercialization plan Excellence (5, 33%) High risk-high potential Mature status (TRL 5-6) Beyond SoA Objectives-approach-impact consistency Viability (risk vs opportunities) Implementation (4, 33%) Non bankability Resources Workplan 25 Team
EI proceso de evaluación Solicitud: Part A + Part B (memo, Anexos, Excel, pitch) Evaluación remota 4 expertos - 3 criterios 15 puntos Entrevista BXL DL+7W 10´-30´ (3pax) Aprox. 200 empresas? Corte de marzo: casi 4000 empresas-1800 COVID (160M€+150M€) Invitación entrevistas (11 al 20 de mayo): 27 al 1 mayo Simulacro CDTI: 7 y 8 de mayo 26
Con la entrevista se pretende… Confirmar lo ya evaluado por los evaluadores y su alineamiento con lo que busca el EIC Accelerator. Demostrar que hay un equipo capaz de llevar a cabo el proyecto y que está alineado con la propiedad. Entender si hay coherencia entre el pasado, el presente y el desarrollo futuro de la compañía. 27
Entrevistas en Bruselas más exigentes 11 paneles “temáticos” 50%-40%-25% Entrevistas más largas (10’+30’) Posibilidad de “contraofertas” Grant vs equity no separado Women-led *SME (25% de las entrevistas). * woman-led SME (including start-ups) means that the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the company, or the equivalent position, is held by a woman at the time of application, interview and award of the EU Financial support. 28
Los tres elementos clave en contexto Green Deal Negocio verde escalable (con gap de financiación*) Mercado relevante (bien caracterizado) Equipo y empresa capaz (y complementario) 29
Con una presentación que os ayude a transmitirlo, Titular = mensaje claro x trasparencia. Agrupando los conceptos de 3 en 3 (no párrafos para leer en directo) Diseño “profesional”, con Formato pitch recomendado gusto y acorde al TRL. en la documentación de este evento 30
…un discurso que enganche y agite Opening “de memoria”. Ingles escrito-oral-publico Uso de los silencios, la voz (y el cuerpo) Y una red que no falle. 31
…y un presentador/equipo que esté a la altura. Ensaya, ensaya, ensaya. Simulacro CDTI la semana antes + pack preguntas Respuestas cortas, concisas y repartidas 32
EI proceso de evaluación Solicitud: Part A + Part B (memo, Anexos, Excel, pitch) Evaluación remota 4 expertos - 3 criterios 15 puntos Entrevista BXL DL+7W 10´-30´ (3pax) Aprox. 200 empresas? Inversión (opcional) Due diligence preliminary doc Due diligence incluido en documentación del Market test evento 33
… para testar el interés del mercado privado Grupo EIB https://ec.europa.eu/easme/sites/easme- Investment Advisor EIC Fund site/files/eic_accelerator_fund_pilot_invest ment_guidelines_for_applicants.pdf Platforma Digital Creación Match-making with potential co-investors del Fondo EIC Q2 Inmediate No inmediate Market interest 2020? Market interest • Mostly taken by external • Identify mentor, incentivize inverstors • Lead, de-risk, nurture Strong Indicative • Mostly convertible notes • Facilitate investment • Ensure round stability future interest • Drive milestones • Align to investment • Expose to co-invertors terms • Understand reasons for no interest • Lead or co-lead No interest • Lead, sets terms Partial • Converge round terms • Mostly convertible type • Mostly equity type • Equity, as appropriate 34
Tendencias en la evaluación (ES) Octubre 2019 Enero 2020 Prop F2F Funded Prop F2F Funded 15 +21 4 +19 Grant only 425 (20) 35 (2) 297 (14) 21 (3) (0+2) (1+2) 21+20 19+3 Grant with consent 937 (130) 101 (15) 977 (105) 85 (5) (2+2) (2+0) 19 +20 18 +3 Blended finance 490 (78) 53 (4) 575 (91) 64 (15) (2+2) (4+0) 75 (41%) 44 (25%) Total 1852 (228) 189 (21) 1849 (220) 170 (20) (6) (30%) (7) (35%) Entrevistas mucho más competitivas (1 a 4 vs 1 a 2) Menos contraofertas en las entrevistas. Más financiación mixta y menos “consent”. 35
Tendencias en las operaciones (ES) Oct-19 Ene-2020 Fondo del EIC aún no establecido 19+20 19+3 pero BEI ya en contacto con las Total (2+2) (4+0) empresas. >12M€ 3 (0) 2 (0) Ticket medio creciente.
EIC= “RE-volution, not evolution from H2020” EIC Accelerator (Enhanced Pilot) El proceso de evaluación Cómo os podemos ayudar 37
Con la propuesta… Revisión de proyectos antes del corte Herramientas de mercado y negocio Revenue Financial Market Value model tool model tool analysis proposition tool https://access2eic.eu/the- annotated-proposal-eic- http://www.access4smes.eu/2018/02/08/the- accelerator-template/ access4smes-toolbox-set-is-on-line/ 38
Con la entrevista… Simulacro entrevistas step 2 Welcome pack +300 real questions Logistics & process Pitching docs https://access2eic.eu/pu blications/publication/ 39
EIC= “RE-volution, not evolution from H2020” EIC Accelerator (Enhanced Pilot) Grant only Grant with consent Blended finance El proceso de evaluación Green Deal Evaluación remota Entrevistas Cómo os podemos ayudar En la propuesta En la entrevista Simulacros CDTI: 7-8/5 online - 25/06- 12/11 40
Luis J. Guerra (luis.guerra@cdti.es) Esther Casado (esther.casado@cdti.es)
¿Preguntas para CDTI? Luis Guerra & Esther Casado (CDTI)
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