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Carlsberg investment halves water usage at brewery

By DRIP | hsb@lf.dk

27 September 2019

As a result of a DRIP pre-study between Carlsberg, DTU, Ultraaqua, Grundfos, Copenhagen University, Danish Technological Institute, and IN-Water, Carlsberg now invests in a water recycling plant that will allow Carlsberg to recycle 90% of all process water and halve water usage at its brewery in Fredericia, Denmark, while reducing energy consumption by 10%.

Read more here: https://www.carlsberggroup.com/newsroom/carlsberg-group-investment-halves-water-usage-at-its-brewery-in-fredericia-denmark/

Photo: Crystal Kwok

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