Celebrating Clean Energy Powered Breweries, Distilleries, and Wineries
There are more than 1,600 business-owned renewable energy projects across North Carolina, including 40 breweries, distilleries, wineries, and distributors that are generating energy via the sun and wind – and becoming more energy efficient. Joining a fast-growing trend among businesses, big and small nationwide, North Carolina’s breweries, distilleries and wineries are making significant investments in clean energy to save money, deliver greater predictability to their energy bills, and meet their customers’ expectations. We salute these companies for their clean energy adoption and leadership!
Mystic Farm & Distillery
RayLen Vineyards
Mother Earth Brewing & Spirits
Sierra Nevada Brewing
Mad Mole Brewing
Outer Banks Brewing Station
Our sustainability initiatives are part of our trailblazing spirit. We must invest in sustainability now to have a business in the future.
Brock Ashburn, VP and Family Owner, Highland Brewing
We didn’t really set out to be a solar-powered brewery from the beginning, but we started looking into it and it made economic sense for our short and long-term budget, plus our customers strongly support solar and love seeing the panels on our roof.
Martin de Jongh, Mad Mole Brewing
Sustainability is at the core of everything we do and central to our mission. Mother Earth provides so much for us; we strive to do our best to preserve those gifts..
Nicole Edwards, Mother earth brewing
Learn more about how North Carolina’s economic future continues to be impacted by clean energy.
The Story of Clean Energy