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Budweiser Brewing Group has unveiled plans to create its first green hydrogen supply to a brewery, through a new agreement with energy firm Protium to use onsite renewables at the Magor brewery in South Wales to generate hydrogen to power the faci...
The government last week revealed that it had secured £5.8bn foreign investment for green projects since the announcement of its 10 point plan, but today
Budweiser says its operations in south Wales will be powered by zero-carbon fuel by 2024.
MAGOR brewery is going green with the deployment of hydrogen power.
The beer produced at the brewery will be brewed using 100 per cent British barley and with 100 per cent renewable electricity. A quarter of the energy used at the brewery is supplied by a nearby wind turbine installed at the end of last year. Budweiser Brewing Group have also worked with the Magor site to remove empty trucks from major routes and streamlining the number of journeys made – this will remove 300 trucks from UK roads each year which will save more than 46 tonnes of carbon dioxide. Lesley Griffiths AM and Lloyd Manship, brewing manager at Magor Brewery Ms Griffiths said: ...