Carbon Savings

We Poop And We Clean,
How About We Emit And We Compensate

We recognize the urgency of addressing our environmental impact and have focused our efforts to reduce the negative effects of our event as much as we can. But even with all of our practical steps combined, there’s no way to reach zero carbon emmissions. That’s why we’re taking proactive steps to mitigate the carbon footprint of the festival.

Did you know that up to 70% of our event’s carbon emissions come from attendee travel? Whether by plane, car, or train, every journey contributes to our collective environmental footprint.

We’re taking important steps to ensure we compensate our emissions, can you help compensate yours?
Introducing Carbon Tokens

Enter Carbon Tokens, powered by KWOTA – your gateway to compensating emissions and making a tangible impact.

Our pricing structure ensures that compensating for your emissions is both accessible and effective. 0.5€ for public transport, 10€ for cars and 25€ for planes – you can help balance the environmental impact of your journey.

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Where Do Your Contributions Go?

When you purchase KWOTA Tokens, you’re not just compensating emissions – you’re driving real change.

Impact Day collaborates with local material producers through KWOTA to support the reuse of secondary materials in production. By choosing from three local producers, we’re fostering sustainability at the grassroots level.

For every kilogram of plastic recovered and reused, we prevent one kilogram of carbon from entering the atmosphere.

Why Do Producers Need Your Contributions?

Simply put, to level the playing field. Recovering and sourcing waste from landfills comes with significant costs, making it challenging for producers to compete with packages made from raw materials. Your support helps these producers make environmentally friendly packages more competitive in stores, accelerating the transition to a circular economy.
How KWOTA Tokens Work

At KWOTA platform the entire value chain of material reuse is verified and standardized, ensuring transparency and accountability every step of the way. From recovery to production, the total prevention of CO2 emissions is calculated, guaranteeing that your contributions make a measurable impact.
Be Different, Go Blue: Redefining Sustainability

KWOTA embraces a bold new vision for sustainability. While others may tout "going green," they invite you to "be different, go blue." Their light blue color symbolizes clean air, pristine waters, and a future free from plastic and waste. Together we can chart a new course towards a brighter, bluer tomorrow.

Take Action Now

Ready to make a difference? Purchase your KWOTA Tokens today and join us in shaping a more sustainable future at Impact Day. Together, let’s turn sustainability into a movement – and let’s make it sexy.

Public Transport Carbon Saving 0.5€

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Plane Carbon Saving 25€

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I be the one compensating?

Compensation is voluntary, but we recommend making the effort to compensate for the footprint that got you to the event. Whether it is by plane, car, train or public transport – a carbon footprint was left and compensating your footprint contributes to further increasing material circularity by material producers and further reducing carbon emissions.
How does circularity reduce CO2 emissions?

Circularity can help reduce CO2 emissions in several ways.

1. When materials are recycled instead of being discarded, it reduces the need to extract, process and manufacture new materials. Meaning fewer greenhouse gasses are emitted in the production process, as energy and resources are conserved.

2. Circularity can reduce emissions associated with waste disposal. Waste in landfills can produce methane – a potent greenhouse gas. Recycling can dramatically reduce this.

3. Circularity can reduce emissions associated with transportation. When materials are sources, processed and manufactured locally, it reduces the need to transport them long distance (via ship, plane etc.)
Why aren't producers recycling?

Surprisingly, a growing number of Europeans are actively engaging in recycling efforts. However, the unfortunate reality is that recycling comes at a greater expense. Regrettably, opting for virgin materials remains a more cost-effective choice in both production and procurement. It also involves fewer challenges in supplier sourcing and ensuring the quality of materials. This predicament has become a pressing concern in today’s context. KWOTA is poised to address this issue by bridging the financial gap, leveling the playing field, and providing recyclable materials the opportunity they deserve.
Where does my money go?

80% of proceeds are given back to material producers such as Dagöplast, Räpina Paberivabrik, Estiko-Plastar and many others to reinvest in acquiring more recyclable materials for reproduction, reducing the need and reliance of taking from the earth and preserving the environment.

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Carbon Savings

How About We Emit And We Compensate

Introducing Carbon Tokens

Where Do Your Contributions Go?

Take Action Now

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I be the one compensating?

How does circularity reduce CO2 emissions?

Why aren't producers recycling?

Where does my money go?