Zephyr AS has signed a four year agreement with Carbon Centric AS for the purchase of carbon removal certificates (CDR). The agreement adress the company’s estimated Scope 1 emissions, both going forward and retroactively, while also helping build the market for durable climate action . From the left: Carbon Centric, CEO Fredrik Häger, Zephyr, CEO Olav Rommetveit. Zephyr has calculated that it needs 10 tons of carbon removal annually to neutralize direct residual emissions af

Carbon Centric has been awarded the Climate Østfold Award 2026 , which was presented during the Climate Council meeting in Halden. From left: CEO Fredrik Häger, CCO Kenneth Juul og Mayor Rakkestad Municipality, Karoline Fjeldstad (Photo: Karoline Fjeldstad) The award is given to initiatives that contribute to concrete climate action and reduced emissions in the Østfold region. This year, a total of 12 candidates were nominated for the prize. Carbon Centric develops and opera

Carbon Centric has been awarded the Insight Prize (Innsiktsprisen) , presented by the BI/Analytics professional group of the Norwegian Computer Society (Den norske dataforening, DND). The award highlights organizations that use data, analytics, and technology in innovative ways to create competitive advantage and sustainable value creation. Photo: Anna Silgjerd Monstad The prize was awarded for Carbon Centric’s work in developing and applying a real-time platform for the ope

DNV and Carbon Centric have entered into a four-year agreement for the purchase of carbon removal credits. The agreement will help realize a new carbon capture plant that will capture approximately 30,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually and contribute to DNV’s own climate ambitions. Carbon Centric develops, builds and operates carbon capture plants, and will now construct a new plant at an energy recovery plant in Kirkenaer, south-east Norway. By purchasing 10,000 carbon capture cred

Carbon Centric has once again been awarded pre-project funding from Enova for the establishment of a carbon capture facility. This time, the support applies to a carbon capture project at Skogn, located at the bioenergy plant operated by Norske Skog Skogn. With 100 percent biogenic biomass, the project has the potential to deliver both permanent carbon removal (CDR) and the production of sustainable, liquefied CO₂. The grant of NOK 9.51 million, awarded under Enova’s “Industr