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Sustainability at Roskilde Festival isn’t new — it’s been built year by year, through measurable action and long-term commitment.
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©2026 The Roskilde Festival Group
1970- 2000s
Roskilde recognised in Europe for promoting waste reduction, public transport and resource-efficient festival operations.
2013- 2014
On-site research pilots with universities focused on food waste and circular systems.
2017
90 % of food sold was organic and a container-deposit system returned >8 million items- driving both organic consumption and material reuse.
2019
Replaced ~1.5 million disposable cups with reusable ones and removed plastic straws across vendors; reusable cups were reused ~25 times on average.
2022
Phased out ~72 000 L of diesel by eliminating diesel generators; Foundation of Circular Lab
2023- 2024
Eco-camps, clean camps, improved sorting and gear rentals scaled — ~9,000 campers rented gear (2024); recycling reached 22% toward a 65% target.
2026- 2028
Roskilde is working toward CO₂e-neutrality by 2028.




