The document proposes establishing a biobased materials industry using bamboo and industrial hemp. It would create thousands of jobs, save billions of pounds of CO2 emissions, and improve millions of lives through providing low-cost housing, transportation, and other materials. The company Mandalei would create this industry through establishing a global supply chain network including agricultural production, preprocessing centers, and autonomous manufacturing centers to produce materials like bioplastics, carbon fibers, and building products out of bamboo and hemp in an environmentally sustainable way.
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Just Biofiber Structural Solutions, Corp. (“JBF”) was founded in 2014 with a vision to bring a sustainable building system to market that would improve quality of living, with lower cost, without waste and easy to construct. JBF has created a patented building system based on structural blocks that outperform virtually all existing and alternative building systems. Now with a backlog of over two years production and global demand – JBF is ready to take the international stage.
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Ending the era of landfills and waste discharges to waterways by converting biomass and organic waste into green fuels, power and products can also create prosperity and valuable jobs for many of the world\'s poor that are forced to survive by scavenging through landfill waste
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Matt Lasko, Housing DIrector, Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization
Jeff Ramsey, Executive DIrector, Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization
Anthony Whitfield, Economic Development DIrector, Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation
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Five steps to a sustainable biobased product economy - Adrian Higson.pdfNNFCC
A chemicals and materials industry based on fossil inputs extracted from the geosphere is inherently unsustainable and can never achieve zero greenhouse gas emissions.
A transition to alternative raw materials is required. However this transition cannot be based on simply switching one type of raw material for another. The approach to transition must be wider and based on a re-engineering of the way the economy and society approaches manufacturing and the consumption of products.
The linear model of consumption (take, make, dispose) needs to end, as must approaches to consumerism such as fast fashion. To speak metaphorically, we must put the brakes on the material economy and change direction.
To be successful the biobased economy must overcome two critical challenges: cost and acceptance. The latter being the key to overcoming the former. The widespread acceptance by politicians, industrialists, and consumers, of the need to move away from fossil-based materials and that practical means of doing so exist, would unblock a flow of resources and market interventions allowing the scale up of technology, market development and learning-by-doing, which will inexorably reduce production costs.
The legitimacy of a biobased economy has been widely questioned by both NGOs and the academic community , , , , , although criticisms have been largely targeted at biofuel production, these concerns do apply to biobased products. Questions over biodiversity impacts, social concerns around food security and even questions on the potential for greenhouse gas emission reductions, serve to reduce the acceptance of biobased products as a positive change for good.
This position has resulted in the discrepancy seen between positive policy statements, recognising the need to reduce fossil inputs in material production , and the inertia in the actual practical implementation of policy , . This issue is widely recognised in the UK and across the EU, although the biobased economy is attractive in many ways; for too many stakeholders, it’s complicated and fraught with risk, resulting in a wait and see, or a let’s focus on simpler issues mind set.
Therefore, unlocking the full potential of the biobased economy rests on achieving a consensus between stakeholders on what a transition could look like and how it should be managed.
At the heart of societies environmental crisis lies the issue of overconsumption , . This isn’t just a fossil fuel problem but an issue which cuts across the extraction of all natural resources whether it be water for food production, sand for concrete manufacture or precious metals for mobile phones. ‘Earth overshoot day’ creeps earlier each year and it is argued that without intervention, by 2030 we will need 2 planets to meet both our resource needs and absorb societies wastes.
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5 steps to a sustainable biobased product economy (slideshare).pdfNNFCC
A chemicals and materials industry based on fossil inputs extracted from the geosphere is inherently unsustainable and can never achieve zero greenhouse gas emissions.
A transition to alternative raw materials is required. However this transition cannot be based on simply switching one type of raw material for another. The approach to transition must be wider and based on a re-engineering of the way the economy and society approaches manufacturing and the consumption of products.
The linear model of consumption (take, make, dispose) needs to end, as must approaches to consumerism such as fast fashion. To speak metaphorically, we must put the brakes on the material economy and change direction.
To be successful the biobased economy must overcome two critical challenges: cost and acceptance. The latter being the key to overcoming the former. The widespread acceptance by politicians, industrialists, and consumers, of the need to move away from fossil-based materials and that practical means of doing so exist, would unblock a flow of resources and market interventions allowing the scale up of technology, market development and learning-by-doing, which will inexorably reduce production costs.
The legitimacy of a biobased economy has been widely questioned by both NGOs and the academic community , , , , , although criticisms have been largely targeted at biofuel production, these concerns do apply to biobased products. Questions over biodiversity impacts, social concerns around food security and even questions on the potential for greenhouse gas emission reductions, serve to reduce the acceptance of biobased products as a positive change for good.
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Bamboo In the MENA region
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2. Will save twenty billion lbs.
CO2
Will create 1000’s of jobs and
create bio-industries.
Will save the planet, and improve
the lives of millions.
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3. The company
The 21st Century has ushered in a new area of global change awareness, and a change in direction
of the manufacturing model. Organic materials are being utilized, global commerce has reached
unprecedented levels, and attention to the world’s poor and under developed societies has now
come into focus.
Mandalei Corporation is a U.S. company founded on the basic principle of cross-collateralization of
global businesses to create an international bio-based materials industry, bamboo and related
renewables.
Mandalei Biogenics, a subsidiary of Mandalei Corporation is dedicated to commercializing new
agriculture and production methods to support localized supply chains. This new commerce model
will create jobs, bring quality of life products to the world’s poor, and lead the war against Climate
Change.
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6. The general economic development
benefits of the biobased model are
broad and substantial
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7. In accordance with our strategy, the inevitable legalization of Hemp has mandated further development. The Mandalei pilot phase in
Turkey consists of 50 acres of a variety of seeds and strains to identify respective growth characteristics.
The successful result of this pilot phase will be to accomplish the following:
establish a commercial market for international grown hemp fiber products,
refine commercial scale processing of bamboo and industrial hemp fiber, and
Establish industrial hemp as a viable cash crop as the U.S. moves towards legalization.
At the end of the pilot phase, the Company’s technology is expected to be ready for commercial scale production, and market demand
for hemp bio fiber products will have been demonstrated. The commercial model will use the same zero-waste process operating as
defined by our Autonomous Manufacturing Centers and have a production capacity of 70,000 tons of raw fiber annually. Current
projections anticipate construction of one commercial processing facility every three years over a fifteen year period.
Mandalei will identify trends and begin dialogues with the appropriate agencies as the industry matures.
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Industrial Hemp
The Mandalei objective is to anticipate future legalization of industrial hemp and position our company as “first movers” in the market.
Hemp and bamboo are similar in growth characteristics, uses, efficiency, environmental impact and shares use of
manufacturing assets. Management sees the development of hemp as a prudent strategy in the engineering of an international
biomaterials industry. Changes in sentiment in the US will set international precedence and support international legalization where
the US will enjoy a lower cost of materials when importing from other countries.
11. Creates jobs
Educates workforces
Provides housing
Shared technology
Income for rural families
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profit
Easily duplicated supply chain
Each component its own company
Multiple opportunities for NGO partnerships
and Government grants.
Low IP protection risk
Real estate asset based
Low material acquisition cost
people
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Fulfilling needs
Global
Self sustainable
Carbon negative
Shared resources
Promotes agriculture
planet
What does a bio materials solution look like ?
14. Biogenics
Mandalei Biogenics has implemented several technologies for the
production of bamboo. All applicable intellectual protections are
currently being filed. Current innovations include:
Clean processing methods
Production processes
Bio plastic resin processes
Structural insulated panels
Bamboo fiber glass injection mold processes
Closed loop textile manufacturing
Continuous strand manufacturing for bamboo composites and
carbon fibers
Wind turbine blades
A localized approach to the supply chain model facilitates sustainable positive economic impact to a global population while providing positive climate
change mechanisms to a cleaner future. Powered by the need for change, a redistribution of wealth is eminent as divestment in petroleum sources occurs
and the general public realizes the impact of investing in community projects, and purchasing carbon neutral products at a lower price.
Support for a biomaterials industry incorporates two primary sources that have provided an array of uses and material alternatives for thousands of years.
Bamboo and industrial hemp introduce a cost effective option to petroleum based products. Mandalei’s focus is to create lower cost superior products that
appeal to a consumer’s wallet and promotes environmental stewardship to support purchase decisions. After all saving the planet shouldn’t be a
question of affordability when the answer is bamboo.
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18. Pre-processing Centers
Collection Centers
Growers
Local farmers
Managed plantations
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Sorting
Cutting
Farmer paid per
pole.
Drying
Slats
Fibers
Bio plastics
Lumber
Carbon fiber
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Supply Chain
AMC Bamboo Factory
28. Featured Products: Turbines
Bamboo Polymer Blades
Recently, a large number of scientists and manufactures shown their
interests on natural fiber reinforced composites. Not only because of the
relative lower cost, but also with better renewability.
In wind turbine blade application, bamboo shown its low weight and
fastest growth rate, as a result, bamboo laminate could work as a
candidate of the core materials of the blade.
Longer lasting than
conventional carbon
polymers
No International
Shipping Costs =Low
Cost
Wind Turbine
technology for MENA
The operation load of bamboo laminate is lower than
UD-glass fiber composite, but better than Balsa wood
which is the other common used nature composite.
Source: School of Materials
The University of Manchester
Bamboo Utility
Poles
Longer lasting
than Steel
No International
Shipping Costs
=Low Cost
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30. Project
Initial Investment
Government Cooperation
$5,000,000 USD
200 Acres – 700 Agricultural
$1,000,000 USD each
20 acres
Collection Stations
$100,000 USD each
5 Acres each
Nursery Operations
$500,000 USD
1000 Acres
AMC 1: Bamboo Factory
AMC 2: Bamboo Pre-processing Factory
Government Proposed Cooperation
Project Location (s): 300-1000 Acres (300 Acres in Special Economic Zones)
500 – 700 Acres agricultural
Subsidy : 2 Years 700 Kwh per year.
Soft Loan: Capital equipment acquisition.
Sponsorship: Country may sponsor Mandalei in request for IFC, and NGO funding.
Support in Bamboo technology:
in forms of subsidies, technology transfer, and other incentives not yet identified.
Support in Hemp technology:
in forms of subsidies, technology transfer, and other incentives not yet identified.
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31. Mandalei
brings MENA many opportunities in
direct and indirect employment, technology
transfer, and the creation of industries.
Employment
Low Cost
Transportation
Agriculture
Low Cost Housing
Education
Export
Technology
Environmental
Cleanup
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32. Arguably, the needed change from a linear economy to a circular economy
will be gradual and based on one single fact; profitable commerce. Until the
renewable business model is proven via public acceptance, consumer
spending, and profitable equity, we will continue on this collision course with
an extinction event.
The unique convergence of powerful strategic, environmental and economic
imperatives is now aligned with political vision to accelerate R&D and
business development in sustainable and renewable resources.
The world’s leading agricultural, biotechnology, chemical and petroleum
industries are currently reconfiguring into new partnerships and structures to
capitalize on the manufacture of bio based products. This new emerging
industry is driven by resource issues, as well as the ability to develop
unique, high performing products from plants. The results are new supply
chains, strategic relationships and new opportunities.
For more about the solution please visit: abambooproject.com
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