Carbon Centric Wins 2026 Climate Østfold Award

Key highlights
  • Carbon Centric's first carbon capture plant is operational in Rakkestad.
  • The plant captures CO₂ from waste-to-energy incineration.
  • 12 candidates were nominated for the Climate Østfold Award 2026.

Award Recognition

Carbon Centric has been awarded the Climate Østfold Award 2026, presented at the Climate Council meeting in Halden. The award acknowledges initiatives that contribute to climate action and emission reduction in the Østfold region.

Carbon Capture Efforts

Carbon Centric focuses on developing and operating carbon capture facilities, aiming to accelerate deployment at small and medium-sized emission sources. Their first plant is operational in Rakkestad, capturing CO₂ from waste-to-energy incineration.

Innovative Approach

The company employs modular technology and new business models to enhance the accessibility and scalability of carbon capture solutions.

Competition and Collaboration

This year, 12 candidates were nominated for the award. Carbon Centric acknowledges the contributions of other nominated projects, including Moss Kommunale Eiendomsselskap KF and Møbelgjenbruk i Halden og Indre Østfold, towards the region's green transition.

Source: Carbon Centric

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