Live Events

Celebrate music, culture, and community while protecting the planet for future generations.

• Zero-emission, noise-free, reliable power for live events.
• Proven, trusted and recognised in the industry for sustainability.
• Fossil fuel-free power for stages, sound systems, lighting rigs,
  food vendors, sanitation facilities, and even security infrastructure.

Rock the Stage, sustainably!

A GeoPura HPU uses hydrogen to generate electricity, offering a clean and efficient alternative to diesel generators. Our fuel cell system converts hydrogen gas into electricity, producing only water as a by-product. The era of noisy, dirty diesel is over. As the world shifts towards sustainability, the events and live music sector can lead the way by adopting green power solutions.

Seamless Integration, anywhere. 

A GeoPura HPU and a supply of green hydrogen, which we supply, can be delivered to almost any location, providing easy access to emissions-free electricity. Every event has unique power requirements. Whether you need power for lighting, equipment, welfare facilities, or temporary structures, GeoPura can design a system to meet your needs seamlessly. 

HPU Benefits

• Scalable and flexible – Scalable to meet the energy demands of any event, from small gigs to large festivals. 
• Environmentally Friendly – Producing zero carbon emissions when powered by green hydrogen.
• Noise-Free Operation – Operating quietly, improving sound quality and creating a more pleasant environment for performers, crew, and attendees.
• Reliability – Uninterrupted power, crucial for live events. With a built-in UPS battery system and grid syncing function, it eliminates the risk of power outages.
• Cost-Effective – Free from the fluctuations of diesel prices, reduced maintenance needs and no downtime from unplanned failures, they provide long-term financial benefits.

In the Spotlight – Isle of Wight Festival 

The Isle of Wight Festival integrated hydrogen-powered generators into its energy infrastructure in 2024. GeoPura HPUs, replaced traditional diesel generators providing power to crew, artist catering and part of the guest village providing zero-emission electricity from hydrogen for the first time.

“By introducing hydrogen-powered generators, we are taking a proactive step towards our goal of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030. This initiative is just one part of our plan to aim to make the Isle of Wight Festival the most sustainable in the country.”
Caroline Giddings, Director at Isle of Wight Festival