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New Regulations & Innovation

Case Study: Be Cool Under Pressure

Jim RomineVice President, DuPont Product Stewardship & Regulatory Affairs

3rd Safer Consumer Products SummitSeptember 18‐19, 2013

2“Copyright© 2013 E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company. All rights reserved. The DuPont Oval Logo, DuPont™, and The miracles of science™ are registered trademarks or trademarks of DuPont or its affiliates.”

Our Core Values Are More Than Just Goals

They reflect the way we work and how we operate every day – with our customers, with our partners from around the world, and in the communities in which we operate.

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DuPont 2012 Segment Sales

* Consolidated net sales from continuing operations.

$34.8 B*

Nutrition & Health

$3.4B

Performance Materials

$6.4B

Safety &Protection

$3.8B

Industrial Biosciences

$1.2BPerformance

Chemicals

$7.2B

Electronics &Communications

$2.7B

Agriculture$10.4B

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DuPont From a Regulatory Perspective

AgricultureElectronics &

Comm.Performance Chemicals

Performance Materials

Safety & Protection

Industrial Biosciences

Nutrition & Health

TSCAFIFRACWCR

FD&C Act

REACHRoHS

Prop 65 China REACHDecree 591

NICNASAPVMA

FSANZ

Food Contact Food Contact

HSNOACVM

DSL

Insecticides Act

IFABTW

SFCA

Chemical Inventory

MERCOSUR Food Contact

Decree 977

Nano DecreeCLP


US: TSCA, FDA, FIFRA, CPSC, Prop 65 (CA), HCP (TX), CAN: DSL, WHMIS, EU: REACH Pre-reg., Biocidal Dir. AP: GHS (Korea, Japan, NZ), RoHS (Japan), Chem. Inv. (NZ, Phil. Aus, Japan, Korea, China)

US: VOC/Ozone , CAN: CCMP, LA: Pet Reg (Brazil) EU: GHS CLP; AP: GHS (Taiwan, Singapore, Vietnam), RoHS (Korea, China)

+ baseline

LA: Trans Reg.& GHS (Brazil) EU:REACH 2010; AP: GHS Indonesa ECN (Taiwan) Food Safety (China)

+ 2008 additions & baseline2009

2007Baseline

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US: TSCA CDR, LA: GHS (UR) EU: FC GMP AP: GHS & New Inv (China), Vol. Rep. (Japan)

US: GHS, EU: GHS (Turkey, Russia), AP: GHS (Mal), Inventory (Malaysia Taiwan), China Inventory

LA: GHS (MX) Haz. Prod (BZ) EU: GHS (Croatia/Serb) AP: China Decree 591; GHS (Phil. Thailand, Taiwan)

+ 2008, 2009 additions & baseline

+ 2008, 2009, 2010 additions & baseline

2010

2011

2012 + 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 adds & baseline

US/Can/Brazil GHS Implementation, TSCA modernization, REACh 2013/2018, China 591, Taiwan/Vietnam inventory, Korea REACh, India inventory advocacy2013-2015

Given the changing regulatory landscape, business must learn to deal with a rapidly

evolving and uncertain environment

Evolving Product Regulatory Landscape

Example: Chemical Regulatory Frameworks


In the Face of New Regulations

NEW REGULATION AHEAD

ThreatOpportunity


New Regulations Lead to Opportunity: EU MAC Directive* to Opteon™ YF

* European Commission (EC) HFC Regulations ‐ The European Directive on mobile air‐conditioning systems (MACs) aims at reducing emissions of greenhouse gases which contribute to global warming. EC MAC Directive allows only refrigerants with a GWP less than 150 in “new type” vehicle models sold in EU countries beginning January 1, 2013 and in all new vehicles starting January 1, 2017.


Montreal Protocol agreement leads to phaseout of CFCs/HCFCs over 50 yr period

DuPont identifies HFC as a CFC replacement

DuPont commercializes

Freon® CFC and HCFC

DuPont introduces ISCEON®

HFC blends as drop‐in replacement for HCFC

Ongoing transition from HCFC to HFC

2006 – EU established phaseout of HFC in cars, MAC Directive in place as of 1 January 2013

2007 – DuPont & another producer jointly develop new refrigerant chemistry

2011 – First commercial shipment Opteon™ YF refrigerant

HFO 1336 foaming agent development

DuPont commercializes non‐ozone depleting HFC

2010s1930s 1970s 1987 1990s 2000 & beyond

ODP = ozone depletion potentialGWP = global warming potential

High ODP Very High GWP

Low or no ODPHigh GWP

No ODPVery low GWP

Setting the StageDuPont Leads Fluorochemicals Innovation


DuPont Leads Fluorochemicals Innovation


Fluorochemicals – Three Decades of Advocacy and Technology Leadership

DuPont Leads Fluorochemicals Advocacy


Next Gen mobile refrigerant commercialized in 2011

Performance BenefitsNear drop‐in HFC 134a replacementLower cost per vehicle vs not‐in‐kind solutions

Environmental Benefits Lowest total greenhouse gas emissionsZero ozone depletion potentialLow global warming potential

Market DriversLow‐GWP replacement for HFCsRegulatory direction in EU, US and Japan

The Final Product: Opteon™ YF

HFC 134a Opteon™ YF

Formula CH2FCF CF3CF=CH2

Molecular Weight 102 114

T. Critical Point 102 oC 95 oC

Boiling Point ‐26 oC ‐29 oC

ODP 0 0

GWP 1430 4


Future of Emerging Regulations and Industry

3 Scenarios:

Unilaterally Increased restrictions

Tug‐of‐war Multilateral Cooperation

Barriers to innovation

Increased opportunities for innovation


Final Provocation

Do New Regulations Drive Innovation?

Or Does Innovation Stimulate New Regulations?

Thank You!

Questions?

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