Love Tomorrow takes the lead on impactful projects at Tomorrowland—helping its festivals set measurable environmental targets, and sharing what works along the way.

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Renewable Energy by 2030

Tomorrowland Belgium & France

Responsibility

Sunlight shining through metal butterfly wings mounted on a vine-covered arch with white flowers.
Large crowd attending an outdoor music festival at sunset with an elaborate, colorful stage decorated with oversized flowers and vegetation designs.

Natuurpunt: Beats & Bees

Tomorrowland Belgium

Nature

From Banner to source material

Tomorrowland Belgium & France

Innovation

Love The Neighbours

Tomorrowland Belgium

Respect

The Recharge Hub

Tomorrowland Belgium

Health

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Renewable Energy by 2030

Responsibility
EventTomorrowland Belgium & France
DescriptionTomorrowland targets 100% renewable fixed power by 2030.

Natuurpunt: Beats & Bees

Nature
EventTomorrowland Belgium
DescriptionA bee sanctuary near DreamVille protects rare wild pollinators at the Terhagen Clay Pits.

From Banner to source material

Innovation
EventTomorrowland Belgium & France
Description12,500 m² of banners turned into Sign Again plates. 12 tonnes of CO₂ avoided.

Love The Neighbours

Respect
EventTomorrowland Belgium
DescriptionLove The Neighbours connects Tomorrowland with Boom and Rumst year-round.

The Recharge Hub

Health
EventTomorrowland Belgium
DescriptionTwo guided multisensory sessions at Tomorrowland Winter.

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Love Tomorrow’s Sustainability Journey outlines how Tomorrowland is working towards measurable progress across Responsibility, Nature, Innovation, Health and Respect. The roadmap brings current actions and future ambitions into focus, offering transparency on where improvements are being made and where the work continues.

Goals for 2030

70% of generated waste at Tomorrowland Belgium and Winter recycled (2025: 45%)

100% of fixed power to be from certified renewable sources

50% less blue water use during festivals than in 2019

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