Morts ou vifs – Pour une écologie des arts vivants
Julie Sermon analyse les résonances des problématiques écologiques dans le champ des arts vivants
Powerful Thinking, JB partners, have released ten new factsheets available to download for free. Each tackles a different topic linked to festival / event energy and is packed full of valuable tips and guidance including our “Crash Course in Energy Types”.
This series of bite-size fact sheets is currently being developed. Fact sheets will be added as they are ready. Here is the list:
Sustainable Energy Tips for Traders
Ten Top Tips for Reducing Fuel Bills at Festivals
Communicating Green Energy at Events
Tips for Energy Contracts at Outdoor Events
A Crash Course in Energy Types
Five Easy Steps to Greener Power at Small Events
Powerful Thinking is a think-do tank which brings together festivals, suppliers and environmental organisations to explore ways to reduce the costs and carbon through increased efficiency and alternatives, and share findings to promote lower carbon industry.
It aims to provide clear guidance and resources to festival organisers about approaches to sustainable power and to drive a market for renewable energy supply at festivals, understanding and accounting for the business and cost restraints.
Powerful Thinking was inspired by Shambala Festival and Julies Bicycle, and founded by a consortium including Bestival, Festival Republic, A Greener Festival, the Association of Independent Festivals (AIF), Kambe Events and Firefly. These organisations provided both the start-ups funds and impetus to drive this initiative forward on behalf the festival Industry. Julies Bicycle further support the group by providing the secretariat and support in-kind. More recently the Association of Festival Organisers (AFO), the Production Services Association (PSA) and the Nationwide {mobile] Caterers Association (NCASS) have joined the steering group. We also work with research partners; The Institute of Energy and Sustainable Development’s (IESD), DeMontford University, and the Environmental Change Institute (ECI), Oxford University.
Julie Sermon analyse les résonances des problématiques écologiques dans le champ des arts vivants
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