Earthfest London

What Earthfest London does

Earthfest London operates a non-profit sustainability festival held annually in London since its inaugural 2024 event, structured around a multi-day programme combining seven themed industry summits (Transport & Energy, Nature & Conservation, Music & Entertainment, Sustainable Sport, Climate & Health, Sustainable Fashion, and Greentech), a free public Community Day, and a Schools' Day programme for students aged 10–16. The organisation is operated by Camden Clean Air CIC, a UK Community Interest Company, and channels all proceeds to the London Clean Air Initiative. The 2025 edition ran 5–8 June at Lewis Cubitt Square; the 2026 edition ran 24–27 June across the Sony Music UK headquarters and the Aga Khan Centre, with 2027 dates pending announcement.

Name

Earthfest London

Legal name

Camden Clean Air CIC

Website

https://earthfest.world

Company type

Private

Founded year

2024

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Earthfest London is a non-profit sustainability festival run by Camden Clean Air CIC, holding annual multi-day events with B2B industry summits, a free community day, and a schools programme in London. Proceeds fund the London Clean Air Initiative.

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Product category

Sustainability Events and Festivals

NAICS

Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations (813312)

SIC

Services-Amusement & Recreation Services (7900)

akta.pro primary industry

Community Environmental & Sustainability Events (Earth Day, Clean-Up Festivals) (MPAGAEAO)

Keywords

• Sustainability festival
• Climate action summits
• Community sustainability events
• Green industry conferences
• Environmental education programmes

Headquarters

HQ city

London

HQ country

United Kingdom

HQ region

Europe

Offices3 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Operations, Marketing or Sales, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

1. Summit registration fees: Earthfest operates paid ticketed summits (industry-focused B2B events) covering topics such as Transport & Energy, Nature & Conservation, Music & Entertainment, Sustainable Sport, Climate & Health, and Sustainable Fashion. Tickets are sold via the website using Cvent registration. The Community Day is offered free of charge.
2. Sponsorship and exhibitor fees: Earthfest generates revenue through corporate sponsorships and exhibitor fees. Sponsors include organisations such as UCL, Allianz, Sony Music UK, Good Energy, AnaCap, Hive, SKYNRG, Bupa, Knowledge Quarter, Music Declares Emergency, Aga Khan Foundation, Agreena, and Ecotricity. The organisation states it is a non-profit and seeks partners whose values align with its sustainability mission.
3. Donations: Earthfest accepts donations via GoFundMe. All proceeds from donations are directed to the London Clean Air Initiative, a non-profit action group working to improve air quality across London.

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Core offering

Earthfest London is a not-for-profit annual sustainability festival operated by Camden Clean Air CIC in London. It combines seven paid industry summits (Transport & Energy, Nature & Conservation, Music & Entertainment, Sustainable Sport, Climate & Health, Sustainable Fashion, and Greentech) with a free Community Day, a Schools' Day for students aged 10-16, an Expo of eco-friendly brands, and supporting installations such as the Earthfest Stage and Camden Electric EV/e-bike showcase. All proceeds from the event are directed to the London Clean Air Initiative.

Product overview

Earthfest London is a non-profit sustainability festival operated by Camden Clean Air CIC, featuring a multi-day event combining industry summits, community programming, and educational initiatives. The core offering includes seven themed summits covering Transport & Energy, Nature & Conservation, Music & Entertainment, Sustainable Sport, Climate & Health, Sustainable Fashion, and Greentech. Supporting programming includes Community Day (free public event with eco market, workshops, and talks), Schools' Day (educational programming for students), Camden Electric (EV and e-bike test track), The Expo (eco-friendly brand exhibition), and the Earthfest Stage (mainstage presentations). The events run annually in London, with proceeds funding the London Clean Air Initiative.

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Functional benefit

Products and services

• Earthfest Main Event Annual multi-day sustainability festival held in London combining summits, workshops, networking, and community activities focused on climate action and sustainable solutions.
• The Future of Transport & Energy Summit Two-day paid conference in London focused on the twin themes of transport and energy transformation, bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators.
• The Future of Nature & Conservation Summit

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Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

30 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• SkyNRGcoreGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 January 2026SkyNRG is a strategic partner and sponsor of Earthfest 2026. As a specialist in Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), SkyNRG authored blog content for Earthfest exploring how professional sport is leading the way on SAF adoption, including case studies on the San Francisco 49ers, UEFA, Liverpool FC, and the European Football Clubs association. SkyNRG is also featured as a summit contributor at The Future of Sustainable Sport Summit and The Future of Transport & Energy Summit.
• Good EnergycoreGTM or Marketing PartnerGood Energy is sponsoring the Future of Transport & Energy Summit at Earthfest 2026. Founded over 25 years ago, Good Energy supplies renewable energy from over 3,300 British generators and offers solar panels, EV charging, home batteries, and heat pumps. Good Energy authored a blog post for Earthfest on how Net Zero can benefit household energy bills, and is listed as a 2026 sponsor with a Transport & Energy summit sponsorship.
• The London Clean Air InitiativecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe London Clean Air Initiative (LCAI) is Earthfest's non-profit beneficiary partner. All proceeds from Earthfest (donations, and indirectly through ticket revenue and sponsorship) are directed to LCAI, a non-profit action group working to improve air quality across London. LCAI's projects increase awareness and education around air pollution and aim to introduce policy and infrastructural change. Earthfest was founded by and operates in close connection with LCAI, which is operated by Camden Clean Air CIC — the same entity that operates Earthfest.
• UCL (University College London)coreGTM or Marketing PartnerUCL is a headline sponsor of Earthfest 2026. Professor Mark Maslin (Pro-Vice Provost of the UCL Climate Crisis Grand Challenge) is a featured speaker and author of Earthfest blog content on climate systems thinking. UCL is described as sponsoring Earthfest to bring together researchers, businesses, policymakers, and communities around shared sustainability challenges. UCL also supports the Schools' Day through its Climate Action Unit (Lochlann Atack, Regional Coordinator, Climate Ambassadors Programme, speaking at the 2026 Schools' Day).
• Sony Music UKcoreGTM or Marketing PartnerSony Music UK is hosting The Future of Music & Entertainment Summit at its London office (2 Canal Reach, London N1C 4DB) on Wednesday 24 June 2026. As venue host, Sony Music UK enables the Music Summit as a core component of Earthfest's programme. Sony Music UK's sustainability team (Sharon Ashley) is listed as a speaker at the Music Summit discussing sustainable physical music products.
• EcotricitycoreGTM or Marketing PartnerEcotricity is a partner of Earthfest, sponsoring the Music Summit and authoring blog content on green live music. Founded in 1995 by Dale Vince OBE, Ecotricity is the world's first green energy company and a not-for-dividend business. Ecotricity has pioneered renewable energy for live events, including Grid Faeries batteries (with A Greener Future) used at Glastonbury, WOMAD, and Massive Attack's Act 1.5 event. The company is also co-founder of the Live Events Energy Scheme (LEES) with LIVE and Music Venues Trust.
• Intrepid TravelminorGTM or Marketing PartnerIntrepid Travel, a certified B Corp global tour operator, is a partner of Earthfest. CMO Hazel McGuire authored a blog post on why the travel industry cannot sustain tourism as currently practiced and the steps Intrepid is taking, including carbon labels on trips and supply chain engagement. Intrepid was one of the first signatories to the Glasgow Declaration at COP26 and has been operating for 35 years.
• Who Gives A CrapminorGTM or Marketing PartnerWho Gives A Crap, a certified B Corp selling sustainable toilet paper (100% recycled paper or bamboo), partnered with Earthfest. Marketing Director David Titman authored a blog post exploring whether 'eco' is enough to drive consumer behaviour change, and the company's model of donating 50% of profits to clean water and sanitation access globally.
• EcologiminorGTM or Marketing PartnerEcologi, the UK's climate action platform, authored a blog post for Earthfest on why green tech is failing to save nature and how to reverse this trend. Ecologi works with over 24,000 businesses (including Co-op, O2, BAFTA Albert, ITV, Ubisoft, Oracle, Capgemini, and 300+ B Corps) and has collectively funded the planting of over 89 million trees and avoidance of 3.5 million tonnes of verified CO2e.
• Springer NaturecoreGTM or Marketing PartnerSpringer Nature is a sponsor of Earthfest 2025, specifically sponsoring The Lecture Series at the Aga Khan Centre. Joyce Lorigan (Location Lead and Group Head of Corporate Affairs) authored a blog post on Springer Nature's 30-year presence in King's Cross and its sustainability journey including net zero by 2040 commitment and a 50% reduction in value chain emissions since 2019. Springer Nature also operates the Civitas Saturday School for local primary school students.
• AnaCapminorGTM or Marketing PartnerAnaCap is a sponsor of Earthfest, specifically sponsoring the Schools' Day at Earthfest 2025. AnaCap was the first sponsor of the London Schools' Day at the inaugural Earthfest 2024 and continued its sponsorship in 2025, helping ensure the Schools' Day is free and accessible to schools across London. AnaCap is a financial investor/private equity firm whose portfolio companies have earned EcoVadis medals for four consecutive years.
• Aga Khan CentrecoreGTM or Marketing PartnerThe Aga Khan Centre (10 Handyside St, London N1C 4DN) is a venue partner for Earthfest's Community Day (Saturday 27 June 2026) and Schools' Day events. The Aga Khan Centre is a cultural institution in King's Cross that aligns with Earthfest's multicultural, community-focused approach to sustainability.
• Knowledge QuarterminorGTM or Marketing PartnerKnowledge Quarter is listed as a 2026 partner of Earthfest. Knowledge Quarter is a partnership of organisations in King's Cross that describes the area as an inclusive innovation district, producing 30,000 graduates, postgraduates, and postdoctoral researchers per year, with 60,000+ people working in life sciences across the area.
• BupaminorGTM or Marketing PartnerBupa is listed among Earthfest's 2026 partners and sponsors, appearing in the partner logo section of the Earthfest website alongside other sustainability-focused organisations.
• Music Declares EmergencyminorGTM or Marketing PartnerMusic Declares Emergency is listed as a 2026 partner of Earthfest. Lewis Jamieson (CEO and founding member) is a speaker at the Music Summit. Music Declares Emergency is a movement mobilising the music industry to declare a climate and ecological emergency.
• Music Climate PactminorGTM or Marketing PartnerMusic Climate Pact is listed as a 2026 partner of Earthfest. Roxy Erickson is Project Manager for Music Climate Pact and sustainability lead for the BRIT Awards, and is a speaker at the Music Summit.
• ape2ominorGTM or Marketing Partnerape2o is listed as a 2026 exhibitor at Earthfest. Anthony Newman (Co-Founder) is a speaker at the Schools' Day, presenting on plastic pollution. ape2o is a drinks company with a sustainability focus, appearing in Earthfest's 2026 exhibitor section.
• AgreenaminorGTM or Marketing PartnerAgreena is listed as a 2026 partner and sponsor of Earthfest. Agreena is a company focused on agricultural sustainability and carbon management, appearing in the partner logo section of the Earthfest website.
• HPA (HPA)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerHPA is listed as a 2026 partner of Earthfest, appearing in the partner logo section of the website alongside other sustainability organisations.
• LCA (London Cycling Alliance)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerLCA (London Cycling Alliance) is listed as a 2026 partner of Earthfest, appearing in the partner logo section of the website.
• Live (LIVE — industry body for live music)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerLIVE (the industry body for live music in the UK) is listed as a 2026 partner of Earthfest. LIVE collaborated with Ecotricity on the Live Events Energy Scheme (LEES), a pioneering initiative to help live music venues access affordable renewable energy.
• AueminorGTM or Marketing PartnerAue is listed as a 2026 partner of Earthfest. Michelle Sartorio (Founder & CEO of Auê Natural) authored a blog post on the future of beauty and participated in a Community Day panel on bioeconomy, youth, and the beauty industry.
• Town HallminorGTM or Marketing PartnerTown Hall is listed as a 2026 partner of Earthfest, appearing in the partner logo section of the website.
• Aga Khan FoundationminorGTM or Marketing PartnerThe Aga Khan Foundation is listed as a 2026 partner of Earthfest, appearing alongside the Aga Khan Centre in the partner section of the website.
• AllianzminorGTM or Marketing PartnerAllianz is listed as a 2026 sponsor of Earthfest, appearing in the sponsor logo section of the website.
• Hive (Centrica)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerHive (part of the British Gas/Centrica family) is sponsoring the Earthfest Stage at Earthfest 2025. Hive offers smart home eco-tech including thermostats, heat pumps, solar panels, EV charging, and smart home devices, with over 2 million UK homes using the platform.
• Woodland TrustminorGTM or Marketing PartnerWoodland Trust is listed as a 2026 exhibitor at Earthfest, appearing in the exhibitor section of the Who's There page.
• TEN (The Environmentalists?)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerTEN is listed as a 2026 exhibitor at Earthfest, appearing in the exhibitor logo section of the Who's There page.
• Aira LabsminorGTM or Marketing PartnerAira Labs is listed as a 2026 exhibitor at Earthfest, appearing in the exhibitor logo section of the Who's There page.
• dear tomorrowminorGTM or Marketing Partnerdear tomorrow is listed as a 2026 exhibitor at Earthfest, appearing in the exhibitor section. dear tomorrow is an interactive public artwork inviting people to write messages to the future, featured as an art installation at the Community Day.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Net Zero Festival: UK-based annual sustainability and net zero business festival combining B2B summits with community programming. Most structurally comparable peer to Earthfest given shared UK footprint, annual multi-day format and corporate-sponsor-led model.
• London Climate Action Week: Citywide London event series that Earthfest is co-located with during the same week. Comparable in audience (B2B sustainability professionals, policymakers) and city footprint, and effectively a programmatic adjacent/overlapping event Earthfest must differentiate within.
• Sustainable Brands: Long-running global B2B sustainability conference series targeting brands, sustainability professionals and policymakers. Directly comparable as a multi-vertical sustainability business event that Earthfest's summits compete against for sponsor share.
• GreenBiz: US-headquartered B2B sustainability media and events business running flagship conferences (GreenBiz Summit, GreenBiz Verge). Comparable as a multi-vertical sustainability business event with strong corporate sponsor base and professional audience.

Others

• A Greener Future: UK/European organisation that supports live events on sustainability, including the Live Events Energy Scheme co-created with Ecotricity (an Earthfest partner). Comparable as an ecosystem enabler in the sustainability-in-events space rather than a direct event competitor.
• B Lab UK: UK arm of the B Corp movement that runs community events and programming around certified B Corporations, many of whom (Swapfiets, Who Gives A Crap, Intrepid Travel) participate in Earthfest. Comparable as a non-profit convening platform for the same purpose-aligned business audience.
• Eden Project: Cornwall-based sustainability education destination and charity with public programming, schools' outreach and corporate partnerships. Comparable as a UK non-profit sustainability education platform that combines visitor experiences, schools' work and corporate engagement.

Emerging players

• Wilderness Festival: UK boutique music, arts and food festival with sustainability programming (Woodland Trust partnership, food ethics focus). Comparable as a UK festival that weaves sustainability into a wider cultural offering, in contrast to Earthfest's sustainability-first positioning.
• Shambala Festival: UK independent music and arts festival with explicit sustainability, social justice and environmental programming. Comparable as a UK festival operator that integrates sustainability into its core proposition, though with a music-first rather than B2B-summit-first audience.

Regional players

• Climate Week NYC: The flagship New York-based annual climate action week, considered the global benchmark for city-level climate events. Operates the same week-plus-multi-summit format as Earthfest but in the US, making it a geographic analogue rather than direct competitor.

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