Celtic Renewables were recognised at this year’s annual Rushlight Awards for their pioneering working in making advanced biofuel from the vast by-products of the whisky industry, taking home 2 accolades including the prestigious Rushlight Clean Energy Award. The Edinburgh based company won the Rushlight Bioenergy Award, given for the most …

Celtic Renewables Ltd, a company that envisages a future of whisky-powered cars, won the Pitch Perfect award for their inspiring presentation at this year’s Cleantech Innovate. The company has a patented process that converts the by-products from the Scottish Malt Whisky industry into high performance biofuels like bio-butanol. Bio-butanol has …

The highly acclaimed Celtic Renewables picked up another accolade at this years VIBES(Vision in Business for the Environment of Scotland) awards. The company received a special commendation for its work in producing sustainable biofuel from the residues of the whisky industry. The award, sponsored by Scottish Power, was presented to …

Edinburgh Napier University’s Professor Martin Tangney, the founder and director of the Celtic Renewables Ltd, has been recognised as a finalist at this year’s Scottish Green energy Awards under the category “Champion of Renewables Award”. This accolade recognises “The communicator, supporter or ambassador who has most effectively promoted the benefits …