Carbon Capture Scotland

Great to see more Carbon Capture kit arriving straight off the production line. This system is our Nimmons900 line being installed into Invergordon Distillery. Good morning Easter Ross!

Carbon Capture Scotland has just been awarded a 7-year carbon removal contract by the Danish government, cumulatively worth over £10 million.
Eight figure contracts are big for any size of business but what excites us is the boost it gives to the CDR market. Massive congratulations to our team who secured this with a special mention to Raphael Pfaeltzer and Sanjay Parekh who are leading this market from a global spectrum. We are very proud to see Carbon Capture Scotland contracting in this space at this level with The Danish Government. 👏

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Some brilliant news to end the week with - we have a new partnership in place that sees us make a tremendous leap forward with our goal to store 1,000,000 tonnes of CO2!

Carbon Capture Scotland signs Danish CO2 deal as UK policy stalls “Instead of waiting for the government like everyone else is doing, we're being proactive and just getting on with it."

🌍 The EU's new "Green Claims" and "Carbon Management" standards mark a major shift in sustainability (link to article below). 💼 Companies must now embrace high-quality, permanent carbon removals. 🌳🚫 Goodbye, short-term solutions!

🔍 Strict EU regulations ensure true like-for-like carbon offsetting, with a focus on geological CO2 stores. 🌬️🌏 It's a game-changer for carbon neutrality.

🏴 As a Scottish carbon removal leader, we're ready to drive this transformation across Europe, leveraging our advanced tech and upcoming partnerships. 💡🤝

Press Release: Carbon Gap's on the Green Claims report Carbon Gap's reaction the new provisions in the Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA) and what it means for carbon removal

We are on the road this week signing up even more businesses who want to get to net zero by capturing their carbon output! If you see us out and about say hello!

, our Co-founder & Director Richard Nimmons was quoted in this opinion piece by Chris Blackhurt over the weekend (alongside Bill Gates!) Read more: https://archive.is/iQhbP

Great meeting Open Champ Paul Lawrie! Whisky and golf have always had a close relationship.
Carbon Capture Scotland’s intention is to help Scottish Open Championships become net zero with help from Carbon Removal Credits (also known as CDR) generated by fermentation carbon capture, transport and sequestration. This is what we do!
Thank you Paul for your support.
www.carboncapture.scot

We are delighted to announce that our Founders, Ed and Richard Nimmons, have been recognised in the Institute of Directors (IoD)'s Director of the Year Awards at Bute House last night.

Many thanks to the Deputy First Minister, Shona Robison MSP, for hosting us for a wonderful evening.

The Scottish Government Negative Emmisions Technologies report is out today highlighting the need for capturing distillery fermentation CO2 and recognising Carbon Capture Scotland as leading the way in this space. Worth a read!

Negative Emissions Technologies (NETS): Feasibility Study This study estimates the maximum Negative Emissions Technologies (NETs) potential achievable in Scotland, 2030 - 2050.

Iona Capital has taken a stake in Carbon Capture Scotland, following a deal reached in July for us to capture carbon from their biomethane plants across the UK. Read more here:

Iona Capital invests in biogenic CO2 pioneers Carbon Capture Scotland | theenergyst.com Iona, whisky, CCUS, capture, storage, CCScotland theenergyst.com Low carbon investors Iona Capital have taken a stake in Carbon Capture Scotland, one of the UK’s leading firms in carbon capture and use. CCSL’s pioneering technology captures carbon dioxide from decomposing, fermenting or combusting organic waste. Its supplies come from distillers, energy-from-...

Very excited to see our hardware arriving on site at Whyte and Mackay's Invergordon Distillery!

Exciting to see more of Carbon Capture Scotland’s virtual pipeline en route to a new carbon capture site which is a well known Whisky Distillery and will be revealed soon, stay tuned!

Many thanks to Lloyds Banking Group for the invitation to their Just Transition Conference today at the spectacular Bank of Scotland headquarters on The Mound. A very worthwhile event meeting interesting people with one shared ambition: to get Scotland to Net Zero.

This is not just a re-finance deal for Carbon Capture Scotland - this is real action being taken by a major bank demonstrating their commitment to helping society achieve net zero. RBS has further strengthened Carbon Capture Scotland’s foundations, building our carbon capture infrastructure which will remove over 1 million tonnes of CO2 per year this decade.

Supporting Scotland’s transition to net zero | NatWest Corporates and Institutes Carbon Capture Scotland (CCS) is one of the UK’s leading net-zero carbon capture specialists. Their cutting-edge technology enables the decarbonisation of industries that emit biogenic CO2 from the decomposition, fermentation, or combustion of organic matter.

We are thrilled to announce that we have been recognised as a Top 50 UK Pioneer by BusinessGreen!

Our innovative technologies are enabling the capture of biogenic CO₂, with around 80,550tn captured since 2012.

And we're just getting started. Sign up to our mailing list to join us on our journey: https://bit.ly/CCS_mailinglist

Now rolling off the production line at our partners Wessington Cryogenics, we present the Carbon Capture Scotland Virtual Pipeline: used for transporting captured carbon from dispersed carbon emitter to utilisation or sequestration site. This is the solution for non pipeline emissions.
Hope you like the look of these, you will see lots more on road and rail!

Our team expands again! Read all about our new Director of Storage in Carbon Herald's article:

https://carbonherald.com/carbon-capture-scotland-snags-another-ex-storegga-executive/

Ed Nimmons' remarks on the announcement by the North Sea Transition Authority earlier today:

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Sanjay Parekh as Director of Engineered Removals! Sanjay is a two time technology entrepreneur who will lead the scale up of our carbon removal business.

Carbon Capture Scotland Secures Industry Game-Changer Carbon Capture Scotland, the leader in biogenic CO₂ capture, appoints climate tech expert Sanjay Parekh as Director of Engineered Removals.

We were delighed to sponsor the NECCUS Scotland-Norway Decarbonisation Trade Mission this week in Oslo! 🇳🇴🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

A definite highlight was Ed meeting Ambassador Jan Thompson CME OBE, who hosted us for a wonderful networking reception on Wednesday evening at British Embassy Oslo.

We also launched our new brand at the Mission - you'll have probably noticed we've had a fresh lick of paint on our socials and on our website.

Join our mailing list for updates on our work: https://www.carboncapture.scot/join-our-mailing-list

If you drive past Tullibardine next from week you may notice our new logo!
Carbon Capture Scotland are delighted to announce carbon capture is coming to Tullibardine Distillery, our latest distillery to sign up.
Carbon Capture Scotland are on track for capturing 500,000 tonnes per year from fermentation within our nations distilleries.

We are thrilled to share some exciting news.

Recent achievements, including our significant investment from Steyn Group and our partnerships with prestigious brand such as Whyte & MacKay, have given us a renewed sense of purpose and ambition. We're not just dreaming bigger; we're acting bigger. And as we expand our operations, it's essential that our visual identity reflects the scale of our mission.

That's why, with immense pride, we’ve chosen now as the right time to unveil our new brand. Say hello to the new face of Carbon Capture Scotland.

Our fresh identity embodies the very essence of who we are: unwavering in our commitment to sustainability, dedicated to enriching the communities we serve, and at the forefront of carbon capture technology. We believe our brand will allow us to stand out in a rapidly growing marketplace, especially as we look to make waves internationally.

So, what better platform to launch this new chapter than the NECCUS Scotland-Norway Decarbonisation Trade Mission 2023. Today we’re in Oslo, exchanging insights with exceptional minds representing the best of Norway and Scotland’s CO2 transport and storage industries, setting the groundwork for Project Nexus.

We’d like to express our heartfelt thanks for your continued support as we recalibrate to our new look. Stay tuned for updates on our website – https://www.carboncapture.scot

Here's to embracing change!

Delightful visit yesterday from Gillian Martin MSP, Minister for Energy at The Scottish Government. The Minister learned about how our proprietary carbon capture technology works and how it is contributing to Scotland's ambitious net zero goals.

You can also learn all about our work when our new website launches next week. Join our mailing list here: https://www.carboncapture.scot

Great fun showing Sarah Boyack MSP for Lothian - Member of the Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee at the Scottish Parliament - around Crofthead Biogas plant. Our technology at this plant captures 36 tonnes of carbon per day, and you'll be able to read much more about it when our new website launches soon. Watch this space 👀

We are delighted to be supporting the highly anticipated Scotland-Norway Decarbonisation Trade Mission next week in Oslo. The business of decarbonising our socities is a global one that will require cooperation between industry, governments, acadamia and everyone in-between.

https://www.scotlandnorwaytrademission.co.uk

Thank you so much to Neil Gray MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Fair Work and Culture, for coming to one of our carbon capture sites to see what we’re doing right today - and what we are building for the future.

One of our most favourite aspects of our work is showing how carbon capture helps the world reach net zero, stimulate job creation, and make our clients more sustainable.

We are visiting Airco Process Technology in Denmark today. The machinery you can see here is the Nimmons900, our propriety technology that we use to capture and remove carbon. As you can see, we're building two at a time to keep up with demand!

Delighted to announce our partnership with Whyte and Mackay today. We are going to remove and store biogenic CO2 from their distilleries.

Carbon Capture Scotland partners Whyte & Mackay The plan is to remove and utilise carbon from distilleries

We are growing our dispersed site biogenic carbon capture & transport infrastructures set to capture up to 1 million tonnes of CO2 per year before 2030. We are delighted by the UK Government’s announcement to progress The Acorn Project, as we work with Storegga for storage of CO2 in the UK.

Today we utilise captured biogenic CO2 for food and pharmaceutical transport, very soon we will be removing CO2 permanently from atmosphere.

New website coming soon to give you all a live track status (streamed from our control panels seen in the photo below) of our carbon capture scale up ready to supply The Acorn Project.