UK: Nuada and MLC have signed an agreement to deploy Nuada’s demonstration carbon capture unit at MLC’s Singleton Birch site in Melton Ross, North Lincolnshire. The project will assess next-generation carbon capture technology designed to address process emissions from lime production. Performance data from the demonstration will be used to inform the potential rollout of large-scale carbon capture solutions across MLC’s wider operations. Nuada says that its carbon capture system is intended for industrial sites where conventional CO₂ capture is often limited by high energy demand and integration challenges, offering lower energy consumption and a compact footprint suited to lime manufacturing.
“This demonstration at Singleton Birch builds on our relationship with MLC and is an important step towards commercially viable net zero lime production,” said Jose Casaban, co-CEO of Nuada. “Our collaboration with MLC shows how cutting-edge materials and engineering can support deep emissions reduction in one of the industrial sectors with the most untapped carbon capture potential.”