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Carbon Centric is a Norway-based carbon capture and removal company focused on developing and operating CO₂ capture solutions for energy recovery and bioenergy facilities. Its work targets the reduction of fossil and biogenic emissions and supports permanent carbon removal through carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) pathways.
The company delivers modular projects that include capture, purification, liquefaction, and distribution of CO₂ for industrial applications, including food and beverage-grade uses. Carbon Centric also supports the generation of verifiable carbon removal credits by enabling long-term storage of captured biogenic CO₂. Its approach aims to accelerate practical, scalable decarbonization across the Nordic region and beyond.
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Carbon Centric's role on them: Owner and Operator.
Operational lessons from the Rakkestad CO₂ capture plant were presented at industry conferences in Helsinki, Copenhagen and Trondheim.
Four-year buy of carbon removal certificates to offset estimated Scope 1 (10 t/yr), retroactively and going forward, and to support development of permanent CO2 storage projects
Awarded for reducing emissions, Carbon Centric's first carbon capture plant operates in Rakkestad, enhancing accessibility and scalability through modular tech and new business models.
Awarded for a real-time platform optimizing carbon capture, enhancing efficiency, and reducing energy use through data and analytics.
A new carbon capture plant in Norway will capture 30,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually, with DNV purchasing 10,000 credits yearly, supporting the project's development and market growth.
ENOVA grants NOK 9.51 million for a carbon capture pre-project at Skogn, covering 50% of costs, aiming for a final investment decision by 2027.
Rakkestad plant certified for food grade CO₂ with 99.99% purity, supporting future storage and e-fuel applications.
The Rakkestad facility captures CO₂ from waste-to-energy, producing food-grade CO₂. It highlights rapid industrial carbon capture implementation and future expansion plans.
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