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The Rock Factory
For three years The Rock Factory has run solely on rechargeable batteries and solar power, allowing organiser to drastically reduce its carbon footprint by eliminating the use of diesel and petrol generators.
For three years, this free festival series held in Auckland, New Zealand has run solely on rechargeable batteries and solar power, allowing organiser, The Rock Factory, to drastically reduce its carbon footprint by eliminating the use of diesel and petrol generators.
The brainchild of husband -and-wife promoters Mark and Michelle Rawstron, The Rock Factory runs its front-of-house stacks, lights, and all stage backline from battery-powered sources. And with solar panels fitted on the company’s audio truck, they can top up…
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