Winery CO2

Carbon Footprint of Beer and wine

Inside the Carbon Footprint of Beer and Wine

From heat-intensive brewing cycles to the slow, electricity-driven rhythms of winemaking, each beverage carries a distinct carbon signature. This comparison reveals how fermentation behaviour, energy use, and CO₂ handling shape the sustainability profile of both industries—and why smarter recovery systems are turning emissions into valuable circular resources.

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CO2 Recovery for Wineries

CO₂ Recovery for Wineries: Transforming Losses into Returns

According to a research, the carbon dioxide released in the winemaking process is five times more concentrated than emissions from planes and cars. To put it in perspective, every litre of grape juice, approximately 60 litres of CO2 are produced, and a single bottle of wine contains around 80g of CO2. For winemakers striving to be serious leaders in sustainability, capturing these emissions is not just a choice — it’s a responsibility.

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