Molson Coors

A spot near Keenesburg has been historically associated with multiple energy booms, ranging from coal to solar power. Molson Coors is now installing a new clean energy array at this location. This development involves replacing an old mine site in a turn toward the future of energy.

A former coal mine in Keenesburg, Colo., is being transformed into a solar farm with 16,000 panels. This project will generate about 7.2 megawatts of electricity and supply roughly 7% of the annual demand for Molson Coors Golden Valley operations. The development gives new purpose to the land and contributes to Colorado's clean energy landscape.

A former coal mine in Keenesburg, Colo., is being transformed into a solar farm featuring 16,000 panels. This project will generate approximately 7.2 megawatts of electricity, supplying roughly 7% of the annual electrical demand for Molson Coors Golden Valley operations. The initiative provides a new energy source to Colorado's clean energy landscape and feeds directly into the Xcel grid.

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A Northern Colorado farmer, Bill Markham, is cutting barley production by 50% due to severe drought conditions. His family's farm, M&M Farms, has supplied Molson Coors with barley for over 60 years, but persistent dry weather has left insufficient water to maintain normal output. Despite the reduction, Molson Coors claims its beer production will remain unaffected due to multiple barley sources.