CANADA S OCEAN SUPERCLUSTER DRAFT NOVEMBER 1

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1 CANADA S OCEAN SUPERCLUSTER

2 AGENDA 01 What is the Ocean Supercluster? 02 What is the opportunity for business? 03 What is the opportunity for Canada? 04 How will the Ocean Supercluster work? 05 What are the next steps to win?

3 WHAT IS THE OCEAN SUPERCLUSTER? The Ocean Supercluster is an industry-led collaboration that will accelerate the creation of sustainable value from Canada s ocean resources.

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5 OTHER SUPER CLUSTERS OCEAN-BASED VALUE CHAINS Sea farming Wild fishery Offshore oil and gas Marine renewables Defence Shipping Marine bioproducts OCEAN SUPERCLUSTER ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES Sensors and imaging Autonomous systems Subsea communications Robotics Big data & analytics Remote systems Biotechnology & Satellite technology genomics TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP CLUSTER BUILDING Deploy innovative technology platforms across ocean sectors Strengthen links between ocean value chains and technology providers Fill capability gaps in the innovation ecosystem. Extend global reach and market opportunities.

6 TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP BUSINESS DRIVERS & CAPABILITIES Ocean Characterization & Monitoring Environmental Genomics Safe, Smart Autonomous Vehicles Integrated Risk Management Digital Ocean Operations TECHNOLOGY R&D PROGRAMS

7 TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP Supercluster Objective Enable future ocean economic developments Advance the sustainability, operational capability and connectivity of assets in marine environments Business Objectives Monitor, protect and sustain ocean resources Improve access, timeliness and quality of ocean ecosystem data Safe and cost-effective remote operations in marine environments Enhance the operational performance of marine assets Efficient transmission of high-resolution data Enabling Business Objectives Real-time data analysis and integration Enhanced met-ocean prediction and risk characterization Advanced digital operations

8 CLUSTER BUILDING INNOVATION CAPACITY + ENTREPRENEURIAL CAPACITY Open call innovation projects Talent attraction & development International networks/ cluster linkages Branding and promotion Cluster events and technology forums Supplier development Technology brokerage Incubation, acceleration, mentorship

9 THE SUPERCLUSTER COLLABORATION IS BASED ON: Shared interest in technology-driven solutions that enhance the ability of Canada s ocean-based companies to operate sustainably and profitably. Belief that success requires a deliberate cluster-building strategy to drive innovation more collaboratively.

10 WHAT IS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSINESS?

11 THE DIGITAL OCEAN ECONOMY DIGITALIZED ASSETS Optimized marine operations Remote intervention & control Predictive maintenance & repair Automation, robotics & AI Connected workers & wearables DIGITAL OCEAN Integrated environmental monitoring Biotechnology & environmental genomics High fidelity/high reliability sensors Subsea wireless communications Autonomous mobile platforms In-situ power DIGITAL WORLD Supply chain integration and resource sharing Real time supply/demand balancing Smart contracts Additive manufacturing DIGITAL ENTERPRISE Remote operations control centre Data management and fusion Analytics and modeling Cognitive computing Visualization and simulation

12 OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUSINESS The large scale leveraging of this opportunity will rapidly drive incremental activity o Federal investment and corporate co-investment o NRC and other aligned services Improved insight and access to large ocean value chains Support for supplier development Collaboration opportunities Support for ocean start-ups Low-carbon advantage, reducing environmental impacts

13 WHAT IS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR CANADA? The Ocean Supercluster will build Canada s ocean economy into one of the most significant and sustainable value-creating segments in the national economy.

14 OUR OPPORTUNITY Canada has a vast ocean resource and an existing world-class ocean cluster but is getting comparatively less economic benefit from the ocean economy than other nations. THE OCEAN ECONOMY 2.5% OF GDP 1.8% OF GDP 0.7% OF GDP

15 NORWAY S OCEAN CLUSTERS Norway is: 0.3% of world economy 6% of world ocean economy GDP per capita: USD $71,000

16 HOW WILL THE OCEAN SUPERCLUSTER WORK?

17 OTHER LARGE INVESTORS SME MEMBERS OCEAN VALUE-CHAIN INVESTORS R&D PARTNERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS GOVERNMENT PARTNERS CLUSTER BUILDING PARTNERS SUPERCLUSTER ENTITY

18 BOARD OF DIRECTORS TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE SUPERCLUSTER ENTITY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS CLUSTER BUILDING TLPs TLPs TLPs TLPs FORUMS NETWORK BUILDING TALENT SUPPLIER DVPT

19 FINANCIAL COMMITMENT AND LEVERAGING Minimum private investment: $125M over 5 years $250M+ Up to 25% of investment in-kind No cash requirement until 2018, ramping up to $$M $125M+ Other Contributors Contributor 2 ISI Supercluster Funds Other Contributors Contributor 2 TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP CLUSTER BUILDING CONTRIBUTORS Contributor 1 Contributor 1 Contributor 1 Partnering

20 WHAT ARE THE NEXT STEPS TO WIN?

21 OUR FULL APPLICATION IS DUE ON NOVEMBER 24 Minimum $125M in private investment SME partners Post-secondary and other research partners Demonstrate business opportunities and benefits to Canada Develop implementation plan

22 SUMMARY The first collaboration of its kind, giving Canada a global competitive advantage. Increase the productivity and competitiveness of our ocean industries. Enable new development and investment attraction. Create highly-skilled jobs. Strengthen the ability of Canadian companies to expand and diversify. Cross-sectoral partners committed to the maximizing the creation of sustainable value from Canada s ocean resources.

23 For more information: oceansupercluster.ca CONTACT: