Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) is a promising method for capturing CO2 emissions from power stations and other large scale CO2 emission sources. C-Capture is a spin out from the University of Leeds, and has developed a low cost, energy efficient and safe technology which aims to capture CO2 from the flue gas streams of power stations. The technology developed has a much better environmental profile compared to current industrial standards and has proven to perform as well as, or better than, current alternatives providing a low-cost, efficient alternative for reducing the cost of removing carbon dioxide from flue gas emissions.
Location: United Kingdom, England, Leeds
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $15.88M
Founded date: 2009
Investors 3
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | Kiko Ventu... | kiko.vc |
| - | Plant 4.0 ... | plant4-0-s... |
| - | BP Venture... | bp.com |
Funding Rounds 2
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 03.03.2021 | - | $11.32M | - |
| 04.02.2019 | - | $4.56M | IP Group |
Mentions in press and media 3
| Date | Title | Description |
| 18.09.2023 | Northern Gritstone invests in C-Capture's unique carbon dioxide removal technology | Today Northern Gritstone announced that it has invested in carbon dioxide capture company C-Capture as part of a funding round of up to £10 million. C-Capture has patented a unique, solvent-based technology that offers a safe, low-cost way ... |
| 18.09.2023 | C-Capture Receives Investment From Northern Gritstone | C-Capture, a Leeds, UK-based designer of chemical processes for carbon dioxide removal, received an investment from Northern Gritstone. Northern Gritstone has invested in an up to £10m in funding round along with bp Ventures, Drax and Kiko ... |
| 04.02.2019 | C-Capture Ltd - C-Capture raises £3.5m in funding round led by BP, Drax and IP Group | C-Capture, the designer of world-leading chemical processes for carbon dioxide removal, has raised £3.5m in new equity funding in a round led by BP Ventures, Drax, and IP Group. The funding strongly underlines the credibility of C-Capture... |