Lanchester Wine

Reducing carbon emissions with Adam Black from Lanchester Wine, captured as part of the Zero Carbon Tour.

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by Adam Black from Lanchester Wine - Zero Carbon Tour interview

Lanchester Wine's carbon journey started back in 2012 with the installation of large wind turbines. These are now generating 5 million kilowatt hours of electricity every year, which is enough energy to run the bottling factory. More recently, they have invested in a mine water heat pump to provide heating at the factory.

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