Sustainability
Wandsworth is committed to reducing our Carbon-footprint for Wandsworth Council's Battersea Park Fireworks. Wandsworth Borough Council have pledged to be carbon-neutral by 2030 and to help achieve this, we have implemented a number of measures to ensure Battersea Park Fireworks continues to be a sustainable event in 2024.
We’ll be tracking our Carbon footprint throughout the event, finding as many ways as possible to reduce our footprint, and mitigate our emissions.
Our Fireworks provider Titanium Fireworks partner with a UK tree planting scheme to offset the footprint of all explosives and their journey to the event.
As part of our strategy to help us reduce waste and increase recycling, we are working with suppliers to ensure all waste is sorted and nothing will be going to landfill.
There will be no single-use plastic issued on site.
We are committed to tackling our energy use and fuel consumption by reducing our reliance on generators and utilising park electricity wherever possible.
As part of our commitment to reduce our environmental impact, we also heavily encourage all guests to travel by foot, bike or public transport to the event where possible. There will be bike racks available by Albert Gate for personal-use bikes only. Please be advised, bikes are left at the owners own risk.
There are also small changes that guests can make, to help reduce our collective environmental impact. We would love for you to consider how you can do your part also. A few ways could be to consider walking or getting a train to the event and ensuring all on-site litter is put in our dedicated recycling and nothing-to-landfill bins. There’s also no need to print out your tickets, as these can be scanned electronically.