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Circular Development

Design out waste or feed it back in to maximize the utilization of your inputs.

Understanding the flow of water through your brewery will help you understand how efficiently you use this key utility.

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Water

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Measuring your waste in-house and beyond will help you understand your landfill contribution as well as highlighting ways to save costs through more efficient use of products.

Non-Organic

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Tracking and measuring the utilities and materials that come in and go out of your brewery is the first step towards a more circular business.

As brewer's we are well versed in extraction efficiency from our inputs. By measuring our outputs, we can begin to realise the potential of our waste.

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Organic

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Latent heat is becoming increasingly considered as an available resource. To make use of this you must quantify and qualify it in your brewhouse.  

Heat

Development

Understanding the inputs and outputs of your brewery will enable you to effectively apply the principles of circularity.

Reduce

  • Increase how efficiently resources are used by improving and introducing new production methods

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  • Eliminate unnecessary waste through target setting and measurement

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  • Align with suppliers that focus of reducing waste

  • Utilise waste to unlock untapped potential

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  • Up-cycle waste to create previously unavailable resources

Re-use

  • Ensure recyclability of non-organic materials

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  • Minimise the use of non-recyclable materials

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  • Ensure that recycling in-house is easy to engage with 

Recycle

What it looks like

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Measurement

Record water consumption

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Track Organic Waste

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Track Non-Organic input and outputs

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Map latent heat

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Application
 

Reduce

 

Re-Use

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Recycle

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Funding Consultation

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