More than 90 solar panels to keep moving forward
The sun is part of the life of our vineyards. It accompanies the growth and ripening of the grapes, and now it will also help us make our wines. At Celler Piñol, we have installed more than 90 solar panels to power the winery's refrigeration and production processes with renewable energy.
A decision that continues our way of understanding wine: working with respect for the land and seeking new ways to care for the environment of which we are a part.
Solar energy for the day-to-day operations of the winery
The care of the wine continues when the grapes arrive at the winery. Its production and the refrigeration processes require energy, and we wanted to advance in the way we obtain it.
With this installation, we will harness sunlight to generate electricity for these tasks. Our commitment to solar energy will allow us to reduce energy costs and incorporate a renewable source into our daily operations.
It is a concrete change in our facilities, with an intention we know well: to continue improving how we work, from the vineyard to the winery.
From Sa natura to renewable energies
This step has a very special precedent in our history: Sa natura, the first organic wine in the area, with which we were pioneers in a way of producing that is more respectful of the environment.
That commitment expressed a conviction that is still present at Celler Piñol. The land gives us the opportunity to make our wines and, as a family winery, we want to care for it, also thinking of those who will come after us.
Today, that same will leads us to incorporate solar energy. At different times and with different decisions, we continue to move forward in a shared direction: making respect for nature a part of our daily work.
Caring for Terra Alta also from the winery
Our history is linked to Batea and Terra Alta. Here are our vineyards, the people we work with, and the landscape that gives meaning to what we do.
The installation of these solar panels is another step on that path. We know that caring for the environment requires continuity, attention, and decisions that translate into action.
We continue making wines rooted in Terra Alta and seeking new ways to care for the land that makes them possible.
