Aberdeen-based Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC) has announced the launch of its new Net Zero Technology Services business.

The new endeavour seeks to help organisations leverage technology to navigate and accelerate their journey to net zero.

Now in its fifth year of operation, the NZTC was originally establised as part of the Aberdeen City Regional Deal (ACRD), using £180 million of Scottish and UK Government funding with the aim of being a technology hub for the North Sea energy industry.

It should be noted that the Centre’s new commercial offering has been established without using the ACRD funding while still striving to supplement the ‘innovation activities of NZTC’.

The business launces with two services being introduced by of ‘Technology Roadmapping’ and ‘Technology Due Diligence’, powered by the organisation’s NetZeroTS™ database.

The former aims to provide organisations with high carbon emitting plants, as well as insight and foresight into emerging technologies across zero emissions power, zero routine flaring, venting and fugitive emissions. It determines which technologies can be rolled out adopted, based on a business’ decarbonisation goals.

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Technology Due Diligence is aimed at investors, with an aim to ascertain the legitimacy of a technology, its true technology readiness level, gaps in feasibility, and its potential for investment. 

Speaking on the NZTC news page, Luca Corradi, Director, Net Zero Technology Services said: “This is an exciting time for NZTC as we expand our offering and capability with the launch of Net Zero Technology Services and its associated solutions. We’re responding to market demand with organisations asking for specific technology innovation insight. 

“For industry, decarbonising operations and understanding the viability and readiness of technology is complex. We break that complexity down helping asset owners leverage technology and investors take the guess work and risk out of their next technology investment. We’re immersed in innovation and technology trends and with this brings unmatched insights.” 

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