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Celtic Renewables Ltd Wins Prestigious GSK Innovation Award at Chemical Industry Awards
  • June 10, 2013
Celtic Renewables Ltd Wins Prestigious GSK Innovation Award at Chemical Industry Awards

Celtic Renewables Ltd has won the prestigious GSK Innovation Award at Chemical Industry Awards.

The Chemical Industry Awards are the premier accolades for the UK chemical industry. They are designed to offer a unique opportunity to highlight and promote excellent performance at the company, site or individual level.

This Award is for the company which can provide the most successful examples of innovation – turning ideas into money – in an area of its business that helps solve today’s societal challenges

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Celtic Renewables’ mission is to re-establish, at a global scale, the Acetone-Butanol-Ethanol (ABE) fermentation process, utilising local low value materials to produce low-carbon, high-value, sustainable products.

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