At Roskilde Festival, energy isn't just what you find on stage – it's also the power behind the scenes and the positive energy that sparks between people. That’s why we’ve partnered with energy company Andel.
Our partnership with Andel is all about reducing Roskilde Festival’s climate footprint and engaging participants in the crucial shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
Because we share the same ambition: to build the future with care and show how energy, community and action go hand in hand.
When we come together, a special kind of energy emerges. An energy that can shift habits, ideas and solutions for the future. That’s the energy we tap into through our energy partnership.
Read on to see how our collaboration with Andel is making a difference – and how you, as a participant, are an important part of the community.
Enjoy a meal cooked with a lower CO₂ footprint.
In 2025, we reached an important milestone: we said goodbye to gas cylinders in our food stalls. It’s the result of three years of close collaboration with Andel, where we’ve upgraded equipment and tested new solutions together with food stall owners.
Just a few years ago, we put an end to diesel generators. Now we've also phased gas-powered cooking out. Gas cylinders used to be a staple in the more than 100 food stalls across the festival city. Not anymore. Instead, stalls now run on electricity from the Danish grid – where around 75% of the power comes from renewable sources.
Together, the phase-out of diesel generators and gas cylinders means we’re emitting 250 fewer tonnes of CO₂ every year.
So when you grab a bite at Roskilde Festival in the future, you can do so knowing that every single meal is cooked without gas – and with an ambition to lower our climate footprint as much as possible.
Andel is Denmark’s leading energy company and a cooperative owned by its members. Its subsidiaries include Andel Energi, Clever and Fibia. The group exists to create value for customers and members through vital infrastructure and future-proof energy solutions.
