EcoJazz 5 Goes Solar: Protect the Planet Highlights a Milestone in Sustainable Live Music

EcoJazz 5 festival stage in Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura, powered by solar energy and battery storage with support from Protect the Planet.
EcoJazz 5 reached a sustainability milestone in Fuerteventura with a fully solar-powered stage. Discover how Protect the Planet helped make it possible.

EcoJazz 5 marked an important milestone in the festival’s commitment to sustainability: for the first time, its entire stage was powered by solar energy and battery storage, thanks to the collaboration of Protect the Planet. The environmental foundation has now featured the festival on its official website.

A Festival Powered by the Sun

Held in Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura, EcoJazz 5 demonstrated how live music and environmental responsibility can come together in practice.

Throughout the evening, the stage operated entirely on solar power and battery storage, without the need for a conventional generator.

From the environmental talks to the final performance by the EcoJazz All-Stars, the entire program ran without a single power interruption.

This achievement represents an important step forward for a festival that has consistently connected artistic expression, ecological awareness and community participation.

Five Editions Connecting Music and Climate Action

For five editions, EcoJazz has promoted a simple but powerful idea: culture and climate action belong on the same stage.

The festival brings together live jazz, environmental education, interdisciplinary performances and initiatives that encourage a more sustainable relationship with the planet.

At EcoJazz 5, that commitment went beyond the festival’s artistic and educational program. The stage itself became an example of what is possible when renewable energy is integrated into cultural events.

Three Years of Collaboration with Protect the Planet

The collaboration between EcoJazz and Protect the Planet has now continued for three years, supporting the festival’s environmental mission.

The foundation has also shared the story of EcoJazz on its official website, highlighting the connection between music, sustainability and positive environmental action in Fuerteventura.

This recognition offers an opportunity to bring the festival’s message to a wider audience and encourage more cultural initiatives to explore sustainable solutions.

Discover the Story on Protect the Planet

EcoJazz extends its gratitude to Protect the Planet for its continued support, for helping make this solar-powered edition possible and for sharing the festival’s story.

Read the feature on the foundation’s website:

EcoJazz Festival Fuerteventura — Protect the Planet

Through music, collaboration and practical environmental action, EcoJazz continues to demonstrate that cultural events can contribute to a more sustainable future.

MORE NEWS

Enrique Thompson & Revirado Project, selected to participate in WOMEX 2026 in Gran Canaria through Canarias Suena.

Enrique Thompson & Revirado Project Selected for WOMEX 2026 with Canarias Suena

EcoJazz 5 festival stage in Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura, powered by solar energy and battery storage with support from Protect the Planet.

EcoJazz 5 Goes Solar: Protect the Planet Highlights a Milestone in Sustainable Live Music

Inner Journey EP cover by Enrique Thompson & Revirado Project, released by G² Records & Publishing in 2026.

Inner Journey: New EP Released on G² Records & Publishing

Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.

Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings.

Analytics

This website uses Google Analytics to collect anonymous information such as the number of visitors to the site, and the most popular pages.

Keeping this cookie enabled helps us to improve our website.