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        C-Capture, a British carbon capture startup, has appointed Warren East as the chair of the company. The company aims to accelerate the commercialization of its technology with the new appointment.
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        East is a chartered engineer with nearly four decades of industrial and technological experience. Most recently, he was the CEO of Rolls-Royce. Before that, he worked in ARM, Texas Instruments, Dyson, and BT Group.
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<p>British carbon capture startup, C-Capture, has appointed Warren East as the chair of their company with a goal of accelerating their technology commercialization. East, a chartered engineer with about 40 years of industrial and technological experience, formerly served as CEO of Rolls-Royce and occupied positions at ARM, Texas Instruments, Dyson, and BT Group.</p>
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C-Capture appoints new company chair

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 <p>UK startup C-Capture is conducting Europe's first carbon capture trial at Pilkington UK's glass manufacturing plant, aiming to validate their solvent-based CO2 capture technology. Part of their XLR8 CCS project, the trial seeks to demonstrate carbon capture as a low-cost solution for high-emission industries. Future trials are planned for the cement and energy-from-waste industries, with a proprietary carbon capture facility projected for 2024.</p>
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C-Capture initiates Europe’s first carbon capture trial in flat glass industry

British carbon capture startup, C-Capture, has raised £10 million in an investment round led by Northern Gritstone. Existing investors BP Ventures and Drax, as well as new investor Kiko Ventures, also participated in the round. The funding will support C-Capture's commercialization process by testing its carbon removal pilot plant in Yorkshire and developing a commercial demonstration plant capable of capturing 100-200 tons of CO2 per day. The total funding for the company now stands at £16.7 million.

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