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Treasury Americas to add 6.5 MW of solar to power California wineries - Vimarsana News

Treasury Americas to add 6.5 MW of solar to power California wineries

Over 60% of Treasury Americas’ electricity will be generated by on-site solar upon completion of the project.

Napa Valley wine producer to expand onsite solar capacity to 9.2 MW - Vimarsana News

Napa Valley wine producer to expand onsite solar capacity to 9.2 MW

The U.S. division of Treasury Wine Estates announced a substantial expansion of its wineries' onsite solar generation capacity by adding 6.5 MW of new installations, to be installed by Shell Energy Solutions.

Treasury Americas Leads United States Wine Industry with Largest On-Site Solar Installation - Vimarsana News

Treasury Americas Leads United States Wine Industry with Largest On-Site Solar Installation

/PRNewswire/ -- Treasury Americas, a division of Treasury Wine Estates Ltd (TWE), is expanding its on-site solar electricity generation through a substantial...

The Winemakers on the Front Lines of Climate Change - Vimarsana News

The Winemakers on the Front Lines of Climate Change

The wine industry is no stranger to climate change. Vineyards have been facing the brunt of it for decades, and many are embracing sustainability and innovation to keep the vino flowing. We spoke with Will Drayton of Treasury Wine Estates about the challenges facing the industry and what winemakers are doing to meet them.

Rivers Have Sustained Vineyards for Centuries, Now It's Time to Return the Favor - Vimarsana News

Rivers Have Sustained Vineyards for Centuries, Now It's Time to Return the Favor

Waterways can nourish or destroy acres of vineyards, and there has never been a more urgent need to find the balance between viticulture and nature.