Boomtown, a renowned festival in the United Kingdom known for its innovative approach to music and sustainability, has announced the introduction of a groundbreaking stage named HYDRO, entirely powered by hydrogen. This initiative, made possible through a partnership with Hydrologiq, a leading hydrogen power business, signifies a significant move towards sustainability in the UK festival scene. The HYDRO stage will showcase a variety of music genres, such as house, techno, and disco, while being powered by hydrogen fuel cell generators that produce clean, emission-free electricity. The collaboration between Boomtown and Hydrologiq aims to lower supply chain CO2e emissions and reduce on-site emissions, setting a new standard for eco-friendly festival production. The lineup for the HYDRO stage includes acclaimed artists like Eats Everything, Ben Hemsley, Saoirse, and techno icons D.A.V.E. The DrummerB2B Chris Liberator. In addition to the musical performances, the festival will feature Fuse, a UK-based underground house and techno collective, taking over the HYDRO stage for an exclusive high-energy event. The festival organizers express their excitement about the potential of hydrogen power to drive positive change and inspire a shift towards a net-zero future in the events industry. Hydrologiq's COO, Benjamin Lindley, highlights the positive environmental impact of hydrogen power, emphasizing the reduction of carbon emissions and the innovative approach to sustainable energy solutions. The festival's strong emphasis on environmental activism is evident in its diverse musical lineup and immersive experiences, reflecting the core values of creativity, connection, and celebration. With the upcoming Boomtown festival set to feature a wide range of genres and art forms, from hip-hop to techno, and with a focus on environmental advocacy, attendees can expect a vibrant and sustainable experience. The festival is scheduled to take place in Hampshire in August 2025, offering a unique blend of music, culture, and environmental consciousness.