Leading artists and music fans will soon be descending on Worthy Farm in Somerset for the annual Glastonbury Festival (June 26-30).
The 54-year-old festival is keen to show it is in tune with sustainability under a ‘Love Worthy Farm – Leave No Trace’ slogan – and this year energy consumption is as much in the spotlight as discarded litter and plastic.
Clean hydrogen developer Hexla and British climate tech firm Levidian have joined forces to bring its LOOP technology to the farm, in what it claims is a ‘world first’ example of carbon negative hydrogen production from biomethane.
Worthy Farm currently produces power using an anaerobic digestion (AD) plant that turns tens of thousands of tonnes of cow slurry and waste silage into energy.
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