Celtic Renewables: Jobs in a Low-Carbon Future
- Celtic Renewables plans to employ over 400 people by 2032.
- 28% of the workforce has oil and gas backgrounds, expected to rise to over a third by 2026.
- The company uses an ABE fermentation process for bio-based chemicals.
- Four apprenticeships and two graduate positions were offered this year.
Job Growth and Transition
Celtic Renewables is expanding its workforce, aiming to employ over 400 people by 2032. The company is facilitating a transition for workers from traditional sectors like oil and gas, with 28% of its current employees having such backgrounds. This figure is expected to increase to over a third by 2026.
Skill Development
The company is leveraging transferable skills from traditional industries for its ABE fermentation process. This approach provides a pathway for experienced professionals to enter the sustainable bio-based chemicals sector.
Investing in Future Talent
Celtic Renewables is committed to nurturing the next generation of green talent through apprenticeships, internships, and graduate positions. This year, the company has recruited four apprentices in collaboration with Forth Valley College, offered two graduate positions, and provided summer internships.
Source: Celtic Renewables