Archive · 3 Jul 2025
Carbon Clean Opens Innovation Centre in India for Carbon Capture
Imagine a company called Carbon Clean that wants to help clean up pollution from factories.
They've built a big research center in India, like a science lab.
This center is working on special machines that can grab carbon from the air.
Carbon is a gas that causes pollution, so catching it helps the environment.
The new center will test new ideas and technologies to make these carbon-catching machines better and cheaper.
Lots of people are working there to make this happen, supported by the UK government.
The goal is to help big factories and companies reduce pollution and meet environmental goals.
Carbon Clean launched a new Global Innovation Centre (GIC) in Navi Mumbai, India.
The GIC is one of the world's largest dedicated carbon capture research facilities, spanning 77,121 sq ft.
The Centre will focus on research, innovation, and technology demonstration for carbon capture solutions.
The GIC opening was attended by investors, partners, and industry leaders.
The facility will support Carbon Clean's global growth and help scale its CycloneCC technology.
- Who
- Carbon Clean, a company specializing in carbon capture solutions.
- What
- Carbon Clean opened its Global Innovation Centre (GIC) for carbon capture research.
- When
- July 3, with an expectation of CCUS mission announcement in coming months.
- Where
- Navi Mumbai, India.
- Why
- To accelerate development and deployment of next-generation carbon capture technologies, supporting global decarbonization efforts.
- Company
- Carbon Clean
- Location
- Navi Mumbai, India
- Facility Size
- 77,121 sq ft
- Focus
- Carbon Capture Research
- Technology
- CycloneCC
- Employee Capacity
- 350
- Operational Hours
- 2.8 million+