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This company is using beer and chips to slash emissions

December 8, 2020 by Ivar Laanen

In a bid to drastically cut down on emissions, British snack food manufacturer Walkers is summoning the power of potato chips and beer. Yes, you read that right. What the company is doing is utilizing new technology to capture carbon dioxide from beer fermentation in a brewery, … [Read more...] about This company is using beer and chips to slash emissions

Dutch brewery produces beer using clean energy generated by iron fuel

November 6, 2020 by Vlad Harabara

As an increasing number of industries are looking to break ties with fossil fuels and transition towards greener fuels to power their industrial processes, a strange candidate has recently gotten under the spotlight: iron. At least that’s what a brewery in the Netherlands … [Read more...] about Dutch brewery produces beer using clean energy generated by iron fuel

This beer supports pollinators and solar energy

September 19, 2020 by Amelia Buckley

Climate change and falling pollinator populations will impact every facet of our agricultural system, even beer. This is why Atlas Brew Works has released their new Sunny Honey Saison, a collaborative beer that emphasizes pollinators, green energy, and sustainable farming to … [Read more...] about This beer supports pollinators and solar energy

This upcycled flour is made from spent beer grain

September 11, 2020 by Amelia Buckley

Did you know that the average craft brewery generates two tons of "spent grain" every week? That’s up to 500 pounds per ten kegs. This is why NETZRO, an innovative food recovery company, is transforming spent grain from brewing into flour.  Spent grain is made up of barley, … [Read more...] about This upcycled flour is made from spent beer grain

Water treatment plant uses expired beer to produce green energy

August 17, 2020 by Vlad Harabara

As restaurants and bars in Australia were forced to close due to the pandemic, millions of liters of unsold beer went stale. But instead of going to waste, some inventories of expired beer are being turned into renewable energy to power a water treatment plant in the state of … [Read more...] about Water treatment plant uses expired beer to produce green energy

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