The first beer produced through clean and renewable energy is already in the province of Sevilla with guadalquibeer, a craft brewery that honors the famous river in its name. Under that funny word, worthy of Andalusian art, a beer which also meets the standards of sustainable and natural. To these two elements that are part of its essence, the photovoltaic self-consumption. A factory-installed and company-supplied plates The South Oracle (TSO) they will give you the brightest ecological addition. Because with every ray of sunlight, the recipe of this young company can be elaborated.
100% environmental bet in Guadalquibeer
This brewery sevillana bases its business philosophy on the development of beer through artisan methods and a natural process under the principle of sustainability. Their drinks are without additives, preservatives, antioxidants or stabilizers, also benefiting the healthy aspect of each beer. But your bet 100% environmental It is not only present within the factory, but already from the name. Because with the choice of guadalquibeer want to make «a wink to one of the hallmarks of Andalusia: The Guadalquivir«. That river that "turns water into beer as it passes through the provinces through which it runs."
This is explained on the company's own website, which has recently received the ECO20 seal, created by the photovoltaic company itself TSO and endorsed by ACE Bureau Veritas. It is the only one on the market to guarantee that a product has been obtained with self-consumption renewable energy. As with the plates that are installed on the roof of the factory in Valencian (Sevilla). About 11 kW of power provides all the electricity to cover up to 94% of the annual expenditure on the installations of Guadalquibeer.
In more ecological terms, they reduce by about 6.800 kg the CO2 emissions into the atmosphere, the result of the process of making the golden liquid. For the cheapest part, the solar electric rate offered TSO it comes out to the brewery to 0,125 € the kilowatt in hours of sunshine for a decade. A commitment to a sustainable future from start to finish for the pioneer beer 'solar' Sevillian.
