Version 2025 du site de Chateau Perché. Site en construction
OUR ACTIONS IMPLEMENTED EACH YEAR
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT:
Threefold reduction in waste production since 2018
Sorting of resources into 9 streams processed locally
Training of a 70-person volunteer team dedicated to sorting and resource recovery
40T of organic matter from dry toilets returned to the soil after composting
More than 1 million liters of water saved through the installation of dry toilets
Distribution of 3,000 pocket ashtrays
Collaboration with local companies to reduce material transport distances and enable resource recovery as close to the production site as possible
Detailed quantitative and qualitative monitoring of production to optimize the system year after year
AUDIENCE TRANSPORT:
Up to 50 buses chartered from 8 cities and the nearest train station
40 to 50% of the audience arrives by bus, with the number varying by venue edition
Paid parking to encourage carpooling and help fund the festival’s eco-responsible action plan
3.2 people per car on average — that’s 30% more than the national average
15% of attendees come by train — that’s 50% more than the national average
As of 2025, no flights for artists if a train alternative is available in under 8 hours
ENERGY DECARBONIZATION:
Systematic installation of temporary meters to allow partial connection to the grid — electricity is 50 times less carbon-intensive than diesel generators
Energy audit aimed at optimizing the setup
Training in eco-responsible technical direction
Semi-closed water circuit
SUSTAINABLE CATERING:
100% of meals are vegetarian: a vegetarian meal emits 4 times less CO2 than the average meal, and 15 times less than a beef-based meal
Washable containers used in place of single-use options for public catering
82% of catering ingredients are French-sourced, and 100% are seasonal
Redistribution of unsold food to Restos du Cœur
ZERO-WASTE BAR:
45k L of craft beer
Blonde, wheat beer, and IPA (40k L) served from low-consumption tanks (5x more efficient than standard taps), along with cider (5k L) and premixed cocktails (2,400 L)
Maté and cola served from kegs instead of disposable glass bottles
Soft drinks in reusable glass bottles, replacing plastic bottles
PARTICIPATORY DISHWARE:
2 dishwashing stations operated by and for the team
12,500 meals served with washable dishware
Up to 1,200 place settings per meal service
Semi-closed water circuit