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American Focus > Blog > Environment > Earth911 Podcast: REC Solar and Trinchero Family Estates Electrify Winemaking
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Earth911 Podcast: REC Solar and Trinchero Family Estates Electrify Winemaking

Last updated: May 26, 2025 6:01 am
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The food and beverage industry is a significant source of emissions, making it a prime target for climate innovation. One area where companies are making strides in reducing their carbon footprint is in the adoption of clean, renewable energy sources. Wineries, in particular, are embracing solar energy to cut costs, reduce emissions, and future-proof their operations.

In a recent episode of Earth911’s Sustainability in Your Ear podcast, James Presta, Business Development Manager at REC Solar, and Mario Trinchero of Trinchero Family Estates, a renowned winery in California’s Sonoma County, discussed how their collaboration is driving progress towards a carbon-neutral future. REC Solar and Trinchero Family Estates worked together to bring solar energy to one of the country’s largest winery operations, showcasing the benefits of clean energy in the agricultural sector.

James Presta highlighted the emergence of a decentralized electric grid powered by modular solar installations and guided by power purchase agreements (PPAs). These PPAs lock in long-term energy prices, allowing individual installations to form a resilient web of renewable power. By leveraging solar, wind, and geothermal systems, companies can enhance flexibility and stability in a world facing climate extremes.

Mario Trinchero shared that sustainability is not just good business for his family’s winery—it’s essential for preserving the land and legacy that define the brand. By transitioning to solar energy in their winemaking process, Trinchero Family Estates has not only reduced emissions and operating costs but also strengthened their commitment to environmental stewardship.

The discussion also delved into the mechanics of PPAs, likening them to the 1930s rural electrification initiative that brought power to American farms. Today, companies like REC Solar are extending the grid through private partnerships, offering fixed pricing, shared risk, and maintenance contracts. A robust PPA can unlock the potential to electrify entire supply chains, eliminate dependence on diesel generators, and drive innovations in areas previously untouched by traditional power sources.

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As the world moves towards abundant, clean energy, the possibilities for innovation are endless. With the right infrastructure in place, we could see a future where pollution is no longer a defining characteristic of our energy systems. Companies like REC Solar and Trinchero Family Estates are leading the way in demonstrating how clean energy solutions can benefit both the environment and the bottom line.

To learn more about REC Solar, visit their website at recsolar.com, and for more information about Trinchero Family Estates, visit tfewines.com. By embracing clean energy solutions, companies in the food and beverage industry can pave the way for a more sustainable future.

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