A groundbreaking clean energy initiative is powering the main stage at a major music festival in Bristol this weekend, marking what organizers call a world-first for live events. The stage will run almost entirely on a zero-emission hydrogen power plant, paired with mobile batteries charged using sustainable energy, reducing reliance on traditional fossil fuels. As artists like Lorde, Little Simz, and Wet Leg perform, the festival’s green energy setup aims to set a new standard for large-scale entertainment while minimizing environmental impact. The project highlights how renewable power solutions could reshape live events in the future.
A zero-emission compact hydrogen power plant will drive the main stage at Clifton Down in BristolWhen Lorde, Little Simz and Wet Leg stride on to stages in Bristol this weekend, they will not only be entertaining tens of thousands of festivalgoers but taking part in what is being billed as a world-first clean power project.The two stages at Forwards festival on Clifton Down are being driven almost entirely by green power – a combination of hydrogen and mobile batteries charged with sustainable energy. Continue reading...
