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The Australian wine sector is taking another step forward in the global fight against climate change with the CO23 climate mitigation conference on 15-16 June 2023.
Presented by the ASVO with funding and support from Wine Australia, the CO23 conference will be the first of its kind for the Australian wine sector, bringing together experts to explain the science and early adopters to offer real-world strategies to reduce greenhouse emissions in the wine industry.
According to Brooke Howell, Vice President of ASVO, “CO23 is the most important conference that wine industry stakeholders will attend in 2023, due to the importance of the topic, its relevance to our future, and the practical solutions it will offer.”
“Previous conferences have included topics on climate change awareness or adaptation to climate change. CO23 is specifically about what we can do to reduce emissions in the wine industry to mitigate climate change.”
The CO23 conference aims to identify and unlock practical solutions and technologies that will assist wine industry stakeholders to achieve the emission reduction targets set out in the sector’s Emissions Reduction Roadmap.
Wine Australia will soon release the Emissions Reduction Roadmap that will guide the industry towards a carbon-neutral future. CO23 offers the next level of detail from the Roadmap: the practical things that can be done by vineyard owners, wine producers, packaging, and transport operators to reduce emissions along the value chain.
Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from experts on how to measure their emissions and take action to reduce them in their own businesses. Workshops and panel discussions will provide innovative and real-world solutions for climate mitigation.
The conference will cover a wide range of topics, including:
The conference will be held in Adelaide, as well as being live streamed to regional hub venues in more than16 wine regions around Australia. Attendees at regional hubs will have the opportunity to discuss the content with each other in break-out sessions, and how it relates to them in their shared regional context.
Brooke Howell said that attendees at CO23’s regional hubs will have the “opportunity to learn from your neighbour as much as learning from the experts.”
Registration is now open. Learn more and register here.