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THE PROCESS
Award Winning Innovation
Celtic Renewables patented low-carbon technology converts unwanted and low-value biological material into high-value renewable chemicals, sustainable biofuel, and other commercially and environmentally valuable commodities.
Watch the animation to see how we process the whisky production residues, draff and pot ale.
THE PROCESS
ABE Timeline
From Louis Pasteur’s first biobutanol observation in 1861 to the launch of Celtic Renewables in 2012, follow the fascinating history of the ABE industry.
About us
Follow our Timeline of Success
Celtic Renewables is widely regarded as one of the most innovative new sustainable cleantech companies in the UK. In a relatively short existence, the company has generated an exceptional global profile and awareness for our patented low-carbon process technology.
To learn about our journey, view our timeline…
PRODUCTION FACILITY
Our FIRST Production Facility
The company’s first production plant – and Scotland’s first biorefinery – is currently under construction at Caledon Green in Grangemouth, Scotland.
Learn more about our flagship Caledon Green facility.
Latest News
Celtic Renewables Biorefinery Sparks Boost For Scotland’s Green Economic Recovery
September 15, 2020
The first sign that the Scottish economy is on track for a green recovery became evident today as the construction of Scotland’s first biorefinery took a significant step forward with the arrival of six purpose-built 130,000 litre fermentation vessels from the Netherlands. The implementation of Covid-19 restrictions in March prevented …
Celtic Renewables Founder Honoured at Major International Awards Event
June 28, 2018
The splendid surrounds of Glasgow City Chambers played host to the Causeway Business Exchange annual awards ceremony which was attended by the good and the great of Irish and Scottish dignitaries, including Scottish Cabinet Secretary Keith Brown MSP and visiting Irish Government Minister Joe Mc Hugh, TD. The awards dinner, …
Irish Minister on a green visit
March 28, 2018
The Irish Minister of State for Trade, Employment, Business, EU Digital Single Market and Data Protection, Pat Breen T.D. visited Celtic Renewables as part of a four-day official visit to Scotland for the Irish Government’s St. Patrick’s Day “Promote Ireland” programme. The Minister met with Professor Martin Tangney OBE and …