Latest from Carbon Centric
Updates from the plant, new projects and insights from the carbon capture industry.
The European Commission proposes to purchase up to 250 million tonnes of permanent carbon removal through a revision of the Emissions Trading System. Carbon Centric has shared feedback on how the mechanism can work across different ownership and business models in the industry.
On Tuesday 22 September, Carbon Centric hosted a Carbon Removal Seminar organised by Deloitte at the carbon capture plant in Rakkestad. The day focused on sustainability reporting, transition plans and why companies should start engaging with durable carbon removal now.
On Wednesday 23 September, Carbon Centric received Sarpsborg Municipality's Climate Award for 2026. The award was presented by jury chair Bjørn Lande of Sarpsborg Municipality at the Sarpsborg Conference 2026, and was accepted by Fredrik Häger (CEO) and Kenneth Juul (CCO) on behalf of the company.
Carbon Centric was invited to ONS in Stavanger to present its project portfolio and share an update on the company's latest developments.
After almost a year in commercial operation, the carbon capture plant in Rakkestad has become a reference point for the industry. This spring, Carbon Centric shared its operational experience at industry conferences in three countries.
The carbon capture plant in Rakkestad has become a showcase for anyone considering carbon capture – this spring, Carbon Centric welcomed visitors from Norway and abroad.
The EU's Carbon Removals and Carbon Farming certification framework (CRCF) is taking shape, and Carbon Centric is following the development closely where the decisions are made.
Interest in carbon removal is growing rapidly in North America, and this spring Carbon Centric was present in New York at two key arenas.
During Climate Week Zurich on 5–6 May, Carbon Centric took part in a series of events on the CDR pilots under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and international cooperation on scaling carbon removal.