Project:

Centre for Environmental Biotechnology

Overview:

This project will explore the use of biological processes as low carbon alternatives to products and industrial manufacturing processes.

Based at Bangor University, the project will research unique enzymes and how they can transform into products that have less impact on the environment than current materials and industrial chemicals. This will support uptake of lower impact manufacturing technologies by businesses and work towards decarbonisation. 

Ambition North Wales is working with lead sponsor, Bangor University to develop this project.

Lead Sponsor:

 

Objectives

Additional GVA

Generate up to £30 million net additional GVA 

Job Creation

Create up to 90 new  jobs  for  the  region

New Researchers

Attract specialist by providing access to the latest equipment and developing the research and development pipeline

Investment Targets

£3m

Growth Deal

£0.5m

Other Public Sector

£0m

Private Sector

£3.5m

Total Investment

Which stage has the project reached?

Stage01.
Determine the Project context:

The planning phase of the spending proposal. Assessing the strategic context for the project and demonstrating how it provides synergy with other projects within the portfolio.
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Stage02.
Preparing the Strategic Outline Case:

The scoping phase of the project. Making the case for change and identifying the preferred way forward.
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Stage03.
Preparing the Business Justification Case:
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Stage04.
Approval of the Business Justification Case:
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Stage05.
Project Implementation and Monitoring:

The project implementation phase. The Full Business Case is used as a reference point to deliver the project and monitor progress. 
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Stage06.
Project Evaluation:

The post project implementation stage. Evaluating how well the project was delivered and lessons learnt.  The Full Business Case is used to determine the extent the anticipated benefits were delivered and realised.
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Key Members

  • Michael Flanagan Read more
    Michael Flanagan Chief Transformation Officer, Bangor University
  • Bryn Jones Read more
    Bryn Jones Senior Strategic Innovation & Partnerships Officer, Bangor University
  • Soo Vinnicombe Read more
    Soo Vinnicombe Strategic Project Development Officer, Bangor University
Michael Flanagan
Michael Flanagan Chief Transformation Officer, Bangor University

  • Senior Responsible Owner for the Centre for Environmental Biotechnology
    project
  • Senior Responsible Owner for the Low Carbon Energy Centre of Excellence (Egni)
  • Chief Transformation Officer, Bangor University

Bryn Jones
Bryn Jones Senior Strategic Innovation & Partnerships Officer, Bangor University

  • Project Manager for the Centre of Environmental Biotechnology project
  • Deputy Senior Responsible Owner for the Digital Signal Processing Centre project
  • Senior Strategic Innovation & Partnerships Officer at Bangor University

Soo Vinnicombe
Soo Vinnicombe Strategic Project Development Officer, Bangor University

  • Project Management support for Centre for Environmental Biotechnology
  • Project Management support for Centre Digital Signal Processing Centre
  • Project Management support for Centre Low Carbon Energy Centre of Excellence (Egni)
  • Strategic Project Development Officer

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