ELIMINATES 10% OF ITS HISTORICAL CO₂ EMISSIONS WITH CLIMEWORKS
Morandé Wine Group has signed a strategic agreement with the Swiss company Climeworks, positioning Viña Mancura as a benchmark in responsible environmental practices, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability.
Morandé Wine Group (MWG) has just announced a significant step in its commitment to sustainability by focusing on the active elimination of CO₂ as an integral part of its environmental strategy. This commitment reflects MWG’s firm purpose of positively contributing to the fight against climate change and promoting responsible practices in the wine industry.
Thus, Morandé Wine Group, through Viña Mancura, has signed a strategic agreement with Climeworks, a global leader in carbon capture technologies, to eliminate 10% of historical CO₂ emissions from the air within six years. This collaboration leverages Climeworks’ innovative technology to directly address the challenge of climate change, underscoring MWG’s proactive vision for a sustainable future.
Climeworks is a Swiss company pioneering carbon capture technologies (CCS) that specializes in developing and operating systems that capture carbon dioxide (CO₂) directly from the air. Through special filters that absorb the gas and concentrate it for safe and permanent geological storage, Climeworks contributes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and combating climate change.
The alliance between Morandé Wine Group, through Mancura, and Climeworks will enable the winery to eliminate 10% of its historical CO₂ emissions, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability. This initiative is complemented by the goal of reducing emissions by 5% annually and adopting sustainable practices to achieve a carbon-neutral future.
This collaboration – a pioneering initiative in the winemaking world – not only seeks the active elimination of CO₂ but also sets a new standard for the industry by integrating innovative technologies and sustainable practices. By leading this forward-thinking approach, MWG demonstrates its environmental commitment and its ability to drive significant change in preserving the environment within the global wine sector.
