What feedstocks does Celtic Renewables use to produce its bio-based butanol, and where is it produced?

Celtic Renewables’ bio-based butanol is derived entirely from locally sourced feedstocks, including whiskey pot ale and rejected potatoes, at its biorefinery in Scotland.

According to Celtic Renewables’ chief commercial officer, what is the potential emissions reduction impact of switching to its bio-based butanol in cosmetics?

By switching to bio-based alternatives, the emissions of everyday cosmetics can be cut by up to 60%, without consumers having to change their purchasing habits and with very little impact on the manufacturing process.

Evonik taps Celtic Renewables for bio-based butanol

Jul 23, 2026

Evonik Industries will utilize Celtic Renewables' bio-based butanol, derived from local feedstocks like whiskey pot ale, to produce sustainable cosmetic emollients. This partnership aims to reduce Scope 3 emissions by up to 60% without compromising product performance.

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