Celtic Renewables CEO, Mark Simmers, has been named in ‘The 10 Most Innovative Bioeconomy CEOs 2015’ by Bioeconomista. The result of the skills and passion of researchers and managers able to create value and new high-qualified jobs. At the end of 2014 Il Bioeconomista launched a new initiative: The 10 …

Celtic Renewables honoured as the Emerging Business of the Year at the Scottish Business Awards Scottish biofuel pioneers Celtic Renewables were recognised as the “Emerging Business of the Year” at this year’s Scottish Business Awards. The most outstanding companies and entrepreneurs from across the country were honoured at the star-studded …

Scotland’s leaders and influencers in the life sciences sector gathered in the appropriate surrounds of the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh to celebrate the achievements of the most outstanding individuals and companies in the sector at the 16th running of annual life sciences awards. The gala Awards Dinner, which …

Professor Martin Tangney was a finalist at the fourteenth Scottish Green Energy Awards 2015 in the ‘Champion of Renewables’ category, sponsored by RenewableUK. The Awards represented an opportunity to reflect on and recognise the determination, innovation and creativity that has defined the growth of our industry. Representing all sectors of the …

Scientist Professor Martin Tangney has been named Innovator of the Year by the Institute of Chemical Engineering in recognition of his work in converting whisky residue into biofuel. The founder and president of Edinburgh-based company Celtic Renewables was presented with the award at a ceremony in Manchester on Thursday 1st …

Celtic Renewables Ltd with an innovative idea to tackle climate change last night won a £40,000 Shell Springboard award. Celtic Renewables Ltd, a spin out company from Edinburgh Napier University, received a £40,000 Shell Springboard award for its process which generates next generation biofuels from by-products from the Scottish malt …