Wine Australia has partnered with Edge Environment to develop an Emissions Reduction Roadmap for the Australian grape and wine sector. The project will set achievable carbon emissions reduction targets, guide the sector collectively towards those targets and provide practical information and cost-effective tools to support grape and wine producers.
You can view the media release here and read more about the project here.
Get involved
There are lots of ways to get involved, no matter where you sit in the wine production or supply chain.
We’ll keep updating this section with current activities in the project and invitations to participate.
Sector webinar #2
Part two of the three-part webinar series on the Emissions Reduction Roadmap being developed for the Australian grape and wine sector was held on 9 December 2022.
The webinar ran through key findings and insights from the project, including:
- what we’re hearing from stakeholders across the production chain
- market demands and drivers for emissions reduction
- the current emissions footprint of the Australian wine sector, and what it tells us
- emissions reduction initiatives: restraining forces and enablers, and
- next steps for the Roadmap.
Carbon Emissions Survey
We want to know what you are already doing in this space and what you see as the drivers and roadblocks in emissions reduction, so that we can tailor the roadmap to ensure it is helping you become more profitable and more sustainable.
If you work in the Australian grape and wine sector or the supply chain, please take the short survey and help us make the roadmap relevant for you.
Take the surveyLaunch webinar
The Launch Webinar for our sector’s Emissions Reduction Roadmap was held on 20 July.
In an hour we explored the why, the what and the how with our project partners, Edge Environment.
We ran through why this is the greatest challenge for our generation, what exactly we mean when we talk about ‘sustainability’ and ‘carbon’ and how this project is set up to drive answers for you in your role in Australia’s wine production.
Watch the recordingAny questions?
Please get in touch: research@wineaustralia.com