UNDIP,Semarang,15Juni 2013 RobertManurung manurung@sith.itb.ac.id Ketua Kelompok Keilmuan Agroteknologi dan Teknologi BioprodukITB Anggota TimPerumus Strategi Induk PembangunanPertanian RI 1 G i B P t i Garis Besar Presentasi 2 Agriculture for Food Agriculture for Food A global population of 9-10 billion Access to a rich calories diet Access to a diet based on meat and dairy products We need to double our plant-production by 2050 for food and feed to feed the world Agriculture Beyond Food (5 F) Agriculture Beyond Food (5 F). 3 Energy and products : Energy and products : Fossil supplies are running out 95% for energy 5% for products (plastics, etc) I i il i Increasing oil-prices Geo-political considerations Care for global warming Care for global warming Alternatives needed: Biobased Economy 4 FlowofEnergy 5 Bioenergi 6 EnergyDemandIndonesia Year Fossil fuel Coal Gas LPG Electricity Biomass Biofuel gy million kL million ton BCF million ton GWh million ton million kL 2010 52 33 625 3.2 162.1 111 0.307 2015 67 48 1074 6.0 239.7 110 0.799 2020 93 66 1814 6.7 389.7 117 2.227 2025 118 81 2773 7.4 614.6 107 7.272 2030 148 92 3692 8.3 937.4 76 12.972 Ucok WR Siagian, Pusat KebijakanKeenergianITB 7 EnergySupply(MW)Indonesia 2010 2025 2030 Normal Conserv ation Climate Normal Conserv ation Climate Normal Conserv ation Climate ation ation ation Biomass 500 536 580 926 1073 2742 1008 1268 4515 Geother 1093 1036 1160 8147 9192 12493 8824 10355 15946 d Hydro 3745 3931 3868 11501 13150 14931 12353 14793 18251 Gas 12875 11955 12483 32746 34184 37175 40337 46507 59556 Fossil 3260 3252 3235 3035 2952 3047 3025 2959 2882 fuel Coal 19890 15008 13819 103321 73534 51318 186485 135248 83698 IGCC 2946 Solar 12 16 18 60 101 178 76 195 288 Total 41375 35734 35162 159736 134186 121884 252109 211325 192115 Ucok WR Siagian, Pusat KebijakanKeenergianITB 8 Primary Energy Supply Indonesia Year Fossil fuel Coal Gas Biomass Biofuel PrimaryEnergySupply Indonesia million kL million Bbl million ton TCF million ton x1000 kL 2010 68 425 79 1 31 108 0 47 2010 68 425 79 1.31 108 0.47 2015 87 550 135 1.94 107 0.86 2020 120 754 191 2 86 116 2 09 2020 120 754 191 2.86 116 2.09 2025 149 936 331 3.79 106 7.45 2030 174 1094 542 4 76 82 13 05 2030 174 1094 542 4.76 82 13.05 Ucok WR Siagian, Pusat KebijakanKeenergianITB 9 Biofuel FactoryIndonesia millionton/year Ucok WR Siagian, Pusat KebijakanKeenergianITB 10 Biomassa 11 Boyle, Renewable Energy, Oxford University Press (2004) 1 hectare = ~2.5 acres 12 TODAY & BUSINESS AS USUAL 30 million hectares soy NEXT DECADE & FUTURE 30 million hectares switchgrass 30 million hectares soy 30 million hectares switchgrass Switchgrass 1 to 3x protein productivity + 5 to 10 x mass productivity of soybeans animal protein animal protein feed oils animal protein feed Cellulose hydrolyzed into 30 billion gallons ethanol oils http://thayer.dartmouth.edu/thayer/rbaef/. 13 Sumber Biomassa (Lipid) Jarak pagar (lipida: 12ton/ha/thn) Kepoh (lipida :2 4ton/ha/thn) Karet (lipida :0.02 0.04ton/ha/thn) Sawit (lipida:4 6ton/ha/thn) 14 Sumber biomassa (pati) Rumput gajah (Gula dan pati:30ton/ha/thn Singkong (Pati:20 40ton/ha/thn) Sorgum (Gula dan pati: 20 40ton/ha/thn) Tebu (Gula :10ton/ha/thn) 15 Sumber biomassa (Mikroalga) Kenapaalga? Produktivitas tinggi ( g ) Produktivitastinggi Kandunganminyak:2060% 2050kL/ha/thnminyak Minyaksawit:4 6kL/ha/thn Tidakadapersaingan Tumbuhdilaut Penggunaannutrisiresidual(CO 2 ,N,P) Nil i b h d k i ( h Nilaitambahproduksamping(cth: pati,protein) RenWijffels WageningenUR 16 Functionalised chemicalscanbemadefrom Biomasswithoutmajorenthalpydifferences,but notfromnaphtha(J.P.M.Sanders,WUR) C H O (OCH ) C x H z N C x H z N Enthalpy amine C x H z O y (OCH z ) v lignin C x H y naphtha ofat C x H y O z C x H y protein C x H z O y N S v C x H z O y carbohydrate C x H z O Oil / gas Biorefinary way Petrochemical way Biomass chemicals one raw material many raw materials Many products 17 Sistem PertanianBiondustri Sistem Pertanian Biondustri Berkelanjutan 18 * Jasa-jasa Ekosistem untuk j Kesejahteraan Millenium Ecosystem Assessment 19 Konsep Holistik Pertanian Berkelanjutan (hhtp://www.unesco.or/education) 20 Analogous Model of a Biobased Product Flow -chart for Biomass Feedstocks T. Werpy, G. Petersen, Top Value Added Chemicals fromBiomass National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA 21 starch root Pemrosesansingkong konvensional dandengankonsepbiorefinery Plantation Primary processing refinedstarch Pre treatment Harvesting modifiedstarch glucose starch, 6tons root, 20tons/ha waste waste stems+leaves (a) Diagram rantai pasok pati konvensional Plantation Primary processing Pre treatment Harvesting starch, 30tons root, 100tons/ha Modifications glucose (a)Diagramrantai pasok pati konvensional shoots Primary fractionation softstems Fuels, hardstems dissolved substances Biogas fractionation Composting Leaves+ shoottips Chemical, Materails. Feedfor energy ogas production Cattle (b)Diagramrantai pasok pati yanglebih baik Sotces: Robert Manurung 22 23 Analogy Fuels and Energy Fuels and Energy Bioethanol gy -Bioethanol -Biodiesel -Biogas -Hydrogen Crude oil Biomass Bulk chemicals Chemicals Chemicals -Bulk chemicals -Fine chemicals -Biopolymers Biorefinery Refinery Source:h.j.heeres,rug 24 Pilot biorefineryline Foxhol (Groningen) (Prograss Consortium) New Grassa(Oenkerk) (Prograss Consortium), New Grassa(Oenkerk) white grass protein Grass protein(products) Green grass protein compound feed Protein Grass juice Grass juice Fibers compound feed Grass juice concentrate + ..... HTU- Biofuel Construction material +paper Polymer extrusion products Ethanol 25 26 Bioenergy Technologies Boyle,RenewableEnergy,OxfordUniversityPress(2004) 27 Gasification Gasification 28 Pyrolysis y y http://www1.eere.energy.gov/biomass/pyrolysis.html 29 Source : National Geographic Indonesia 30 InternationalCollaboration ScientificProgramme IndonesiaNetherlands(SPIN) SPIN 1 (2006 2010) SPIN1 (2006 2010) InternationalResearchCorporationonJatropha curcas sponsoredbyTheRoyalAcademyofArtsandSciences (KNAW) (KNAW) ITBandBPPTIndonesia RuG andWURtheNetherland SPIN 2 (2011 2015 SPIN 2(2011 2015 BreakthroughinBiofuels:MobileTechnologyforBiodiesel ProductionfromIndonesianResources d b N th l d O i ti f S i tifi sponsoredbyNetherlands OrganizationfroScientific Research(NWO),KNAW,RISTEK ITBUGMUPRaya Indonesia RuG andWURtheNetherland 31 SPIN1:Biorefinery Jatropha Processing Secondary fractionation Protein conversion fertilizer (catalytic) Upgrading End-use conversion Amino acids binder Primary fractionation Biomass Lignine conversion binder pyrolysis PPO sugars Fine-chemicals starch power and heat and pharmaceuticals bioethanol power and heat residues Source : SPIN KNAW Project 32 Extractionandpurification oil source Pre-treatment(s) Deshelling Moisture. Conditioning Extraction Sizereduction Extraction Degumming Degumming D idifi ti D idifi ti Oil purification Deacidification Deacidification Bleaching Bleaching Deodorization Deodorization Pure plant oil 33 Novelfuels(metathesis) 34 SPIN2:BreakthroughinBiofuels Oil crops Seed Biodiesel PPO S d Bi di l -Rubber -J atropha -Palm processing Unit Biodiesel synthesis and work-up PPO Seeds Biodiesel (Local) markets Methanol/ Enzymes/ Ethanol y Base catalysts Proteins Protein Work-up Source : Robert Mnanurung et al-ABF-NWO Project SITH-ITB 35 Oilextractionandpurification Jatropha kernel(oilcontent=5960%) Oilextraction: Conventionalmechanicalpressing=85% Ethanolassistedmechanicalpressing=95% GoodqualityoilasrequestedbyDINV51605 standards Oilpurification: Phosphoruscontent<1ppmand acid value < 0 5 mg KOH/gr oil acidvalue<0.5mgKOH/groil SITH-ITB 36 MobileBiodieselprocessingSystem: Centrifugal contactorseparator (CCS) Heavy out Light out Centrifugalcontactor separator(CCS) Heavy in Li ht i Heavy out Light out Heavy in Light in (patentedinIndonesiaITBandEurope) 37 MobileBiodieselprocessingSystem: Centrifugalcontactorseparator(CCS) 38 Integration of Jatropha oil and Cassava-ethanol productions system Jatropha plantation Lipid extraction and purification Pure Plant Oil Biomass waste compost Composting Continuous esterification Pressedcake Biodiesel heats Pyrolysis Combustion minerals stalks leafs Cassava field Starch extraction, fermentation and distillation Ethanol minerals stalks Source : Robert Manurung biogas distillation Biodigester waste minerals 39 Penutup 40 Conservation Agriculture in Brazil Massive conversion of intensive tillage systems to no-till systems Massive conversion of intensive tillage systems to no till systems Harnessing ecosystem services on-farm and on large landscape level Agriculture is becoming a producer of clean water 41 Brazil: Leadership in Three Fronts Brazil Brazil Agriculture Agriculture Brazil Brazil Environment Environment Carvo Outras fontes renovveis 3,8% Urnio 1 4% Brazil Brazil Sustainable Energy Sustainable Energy Petrleo e Derivados 37,9% Madeira e outras fontes de biomassa 10,1% Gs Natural 8,8% Carvo 4,8% 1,4% Cana-de-acar 18,1% Hidroeletricidade 15,2% 42 Rehabilitasi Lahan Kering diKhortum Sudan 43 Manusia vs vs Teknologi ? 44 45