Britvik signs deal with Flogas to use renewable energy from Galway

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Recorded24 Apr 2023

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Ballygowan is Ireland’s best-known indigenous water brand and is bottled in Newcastle Co Limerick. Up to now that plant has run on energy from a variety of sources most of which used fossil fuels. That’s about to change. Britvik which owns Ballygowan, has signed a deal with Flogas to use only renewable energy from a wind farm in neighbouring Co Galway. Speaking to Joe this morning on the show was Sian Young, Director of Sustainable Business at Britvic Ireland.

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