The Good Journey was conceived because approximately half of the total climate footprint of the festival comes from travel (people) and transport (things). Of this, by far the largest portion is due to 62% of the visitors arriving by (fossil) car in 2022, who together travel about 2.7 million km.
To become a climate-positive festival, that must change. The aim of the Good Journey program is to make the CO2e emissions from travel and transport climate-neutral. We do this by:
Reducing or preventing: more efficient transport plans, offloading at central locations, more economical vehicles, organizing more locally, and more reuse on the island.
Switching to fossil-free energy: preferably wind, sun, human power, other green electricity, and hydrogen, but at a minimum sustainable biofuels (HVO-UCO fueled directly or through fuel replacement).
Cleaning up unavoidable residual emissions through natural carbon storage: With Climate Cleanup's ONCRA, we support regional natural CO2 storage projects. This way, we not only keep carbon long-term out of the atmosphere in solid form, but we also stimulate the new circular and regenerative economy.