Diageo is to spend more than €100 million in decarbonising its historic St. James’s Gate site in Dublin and to end use of fossil fuels in its brewing process. By 2030, energy use will combine ...

The investment will help St. James's Gate to phase out the use of fossil fuels in its direct brewing operations entirely and reduce Scope 1+2 GHG emissions generated by the site by more than 90 ...

Guinness parent company Diageo has announced €100 million plans to decarbonize the historic St. James' Gate brewery in Dublin. The investment, announced Thursday morning at the Dublin 8 ...

The historic links between Guinness' St. James’s Gate in Dublin and the Catholic pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, in ...

Diageo has announced it is investing €30 million in Dublin's iconic St James’s Gate Brewery for brewing their non-alcoholic beverage Guinness 0.0. Senator Catherine Ardagh and Tánaiste ...

Diageo is set to invest around €100m ($108m) into its St. James’s Gate brewing site in Ireland in an effort to reduce its carbon emissions. The London-listed group said the investment will ...

Ever since 1759, when founder Arthur Guinness signed a 9,000-year lease on a Dublin brewery, Guinness has been brewed in Ireland. While St. James's Gate Brewery in Dublin continues to churn out ...

"We're a brand with a history that dates back over 260 years and has seen countless generations of families employed at the St. James's Gate brewery in Dublin since Arthur Guinness Sr. first ...

Tastes just like it does at the St. James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin!” Photograph: Momoko Fritz You’re right, in the sense that the stout synonymous with the Diageo-owned brand is indeed ...

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a team established for the workers of St James's Gate Brewery 120 years ago, one of the founder members and inaugural winners of both the League of Ireland and FAI Cup, and a side that was playing ...