A conscious vision

At Solart Festival we understand that creative talent and respect for the planet must move forward together. Our sustainability program starts from an essential principle: every decision -from logistics to the audience experience- must decrease the ecological footprint and inspire responsible habits.

Strategic objectives

1. Minimal impact: design an event with the lowest possible demand of resources, prioritizing energy efficiency and water savings.
2. Circular economy: use reusable or recyclable materials and give a second life to all surplus.
3. Low-carbon mobility: encourage travel by public transport, bicycle or electric vehicles, offering preferential parking and shuttles.
4. Local dynamization: collaborate with zero kilometer producers and suppliers so that the economic impact directly benefits the territory.

Lines of action

Waste management

• Key initiatives: official reusable cup (up to 150 uses) and well-marked separation points with mediating personnel.
• Expected result: drastic reduction of single-use packaging.

Energy and resources

• Key initiatives: LED lighting, timers, flow control and use of renewable sources.
• Expected result: lower electricity and water consumption.

Responsible purchasing

• Key initiatives: procurement policies with ecological criteria and fair trade seal.
• Expected result: supply chain aligned with green values.

Training and awareness

• Key initiatives: workshops for the team and information campaigns for the public.
• Expected result: sustainable culture shared by all stakeholders.

Measurement and continuous improvement

• Key initiatives: carbon footprint calculation, eco-audits and post-event surveys.
• Expected result: objective data to set new goals and correct deviations.

Accessibility and community

• Key initiatives: adapted spaces, noise and light control, protection of flora and fauna.
• Expected result: well-being of residents and visitors while respecting the natural environment.

From theory to practice

Zero waste

Instead of discarding, we wash and reuse. A single cup replaces up to 150 units of disposable plastic.

Proximity consumption

By prioritizing local products, transport emissions are reduced and the archipelago's economy is strengthened.

Intelligent mobility

Shared routes and parking for bicycles and electric vehicles facilitate a comfortable arrival with a low carbon footprint.

A responsible cultural engine

Contemporary festivals can be catalysts for sustainable development: they attract quality tourism, boost the destination's image and foster local creativity. With this plan, Solart Festival aims to position itself as an environmental reference in the Canary Islands and demonstrate that leisure and conservation of the planet can go hand in hand.