Energy is required at every step of the food and beverage industry supply chain, from growing grapes to bottling and delivery, making it a significant source of emissions and a prime target for climate innovation. Wineries and producers are turning to clean, renewable energy to cut costs, reduce emissions, and future-proof their operations. REC Solar and Trinchero Family Estates teamed up to bring solar energy to one of the country’s largest winery operations, driving progress toward a carbon-neutral future.
A decentralized electric grid is emerging, powered by modular solar installations and guided by power purchase agreements (PPAs) that lock in long-term energy prices. Solar, wind, and geothermal systems provide flexibility and stability in a world of climate extremes. By using solar energy in its winemaking process, Trinchero has cut emissions and operating costs while strengthening its commitment to environmental stewardship. Learn more about REC Solar at recsolar.com and about Trinchero Family Estates at tfewines.com.
The potential for abundant, clean power is growing, offering the opportunity to electrify entire supply chains and drive innovations. Companies like REC Solar extend the grid through private partnerships, offering fixed pricing, shared risk, and maintenance contracts. A strong PPA can unlock the potential for a resilient web of renewable power, eliminating dependence on diesel generators and paving the way for a sustainable future.
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