Luck Reunion, like many festivals, historically relied on mobile diesel generators to power stages and areas that lacked access to grid power. REVERB’s Music Decarbonization Project proposed replacing those diesel generators with Overdrive Energy Solutions solar-powered intelligent battery systems to reduce or eliminate the need for fossil fuel power.

The Music Decarbonization Project, an industry-supported campaign to reduce or eliminate greenhouse gas pollution in music, funded a majority of the budget in an effort to slash emissions and prove the abilities of low-carbon power.

DECARBONIZED AREAS: World Headquarters (main) Stage • Revival Stage • Beer Hall Stage • Wine Garden • Artist Lounge & Catering

“This is an effort that Luck’s team not only takes seriously but we believe it is a necessary path forward for events in this changing world. We were grateful to work beside the team to eliminate 90+% of our fuel consumption. Outside of knowing we are making steps to lower our carbon footprint, hearing the silence between sets and not having wafts of diesel exhaust blowing onto stage was a welcomed change on its own. We are proud to have been a leader in testing these new technologies in a live and practical setting and look forward to furthering our mission to decarbonize Luck.  We hope to work with REVERB to assist other festivals in the transition away from Carbon energy.”