Taoiseach Simon Harris acknowledges company’s role in leading industry through green transition
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.
She announced the investment at St James’s Gate, when she was joined by Taoiseach Simon Harris; Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Peter Burke, and Leo Clancy chief executive of Enterprise Ireland, which is providing Government-backed support for the project.Slovakia’s PM in life-threatening condition after being shot in ‘politically motivated’ assassination attempt
Taoiseach Simon Harris commended Diageo’s leadership in demonstrating to industry how to decarbonise operations and in being at the forefront of sustainable business. With so many tourists also visiting the adjoining Guinness Storehouse, Mr Harris said the move was “not just a green transformation for St James’s Gate” but would send a strong message to the world. “It also demonstrates the Government’s commitment to businesses, big and small, to make the green transition, and to work in partnership to help achieve our climate goals.”
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