Sustainable Solar-Powered Beers

Oakham Sun City is Brewed Using Power from a Rooftop Solar Array

The Oakham Sun City blonde ale is the UK-based brewery's latest libation created with sustainability in the spotlight for beer enthusiasts alike to feel good about enjoying.

The brewery announced a new partnership with CUB UK and Electron Green to install a rooftop solar array on its facility in Peterborough, England which includes more than 1,000 photovoltaic panels. The Sun City beer is thus sustainably brewed with solar power and will make its debut next month with a 3.7% ABV for an easy drinking profile.

Mark Tetlow spoke on the Oakham Sun City blonde ale saying, "This is a huge step in making Oakham Ales more sustainable. We’re delighted to welcome the Electron Green team along to celebrate the installation’s completion by helping us brew Sun City, our first ‘Solar Blonde.’”

Renewable Energy Brewing
Breweries adopting renewable energy sources like solar power represent a transformative shift toward sustainable drink production.
Eco-conscious Alcohol Production
The trend of crafting alcoholic beverages with an emphasis on environmental responsibility is gaining momentum within the beverage industry.
Collaborative Solar Installations
Partnerships between breweries and renewable energy companies to utilize solar panels signal a collaborative approach to reducing carbon footprints.

Industries Being Reshaped

Craft Breweries
The craft beer industry is increasingly integrating sustainable practices to appeal to eco-aware consumers.
Renewable Energy Solutions
Renewable energy companies are finding new markets by providing solar solutions to non-traditional industries like brewing.
Sustainable Packaging
With an eye on sustainability, the packaging of eco-friendly alcoholic beverages is becoming a focal point in reducing environmental impact.
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