How wineries can become Net Zero
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Key speakers
Lauren Pearce
Sydney Clarisse
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Transition to Solar at least cost.
Overview of Wine Production & Calendar.
Advantages and opportunities of renewable energy.
Summary of the current market and the energy crisis.
Key Speakers
Meet the speakers
Lauren Pearce
Lauren has more than 8 years of experience with Energy Action.
She specialises in local government council procurement, large manufacturing companies and logistics companies.
Sydney Clarisse
Sydney has over 22 years of experience in the energy industry.
He’s been with Energy Action for nearly 8 years, specialising in large multi-site clients for electricity & gas.
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Free Whitepaper
Why is climate change an ever increasing challenge for Vineyards?
The process and realisation of wine depends exclusively on the climate. Agricultural industries are at the frontline, feeling the impact caused by climate change, and we’re already starting to see the adverse effects that are being had on vineyards around the world.
Proof of this predicament is that French winemakers produced 29% less wine in 2021 than in 2020. This was mainly due to the various climatic changes in the area, such as spring frosts and intense summer rains.
For further reading, you can read our article on the trials facing this industry and how companies, together with Energy Action, can seek to combat these issues.