Revibes Blog

Across Europe, the roar of crowds in stadiums is no longer only matched by the cheers of fans—it’s increasingly accompanied by a quieter revolution: the shift from single-use to reusable systems in stadium venues. As thousands of spectators gather for sporting events, concerts and festivals, the pressure to reduce waste, minimise environmental impacts, and implement circular economy solutions has never been greater. In this blog post we’ll explore why stadiums are perfect candidates for reuse systems, highlight several European initiatives, sketch out key challenges and opportunities—and reflect on what the future might hold.

We live in a world where “single-use” is normal. Grab, use, toss. But what if the real problem isn’t waste itself — it’s the way we’ve designed waste into existence?

Think about the last major event you went to - a stadium packed with fans, a buzzing festival, or even a corporate gathering designed to impress.

Do you remember the drink you held in your hand? Maybe.

In a world facing climate change, resource depletion, and biodiversity loss, sustainable living has become more than a buzzword—it's a necessity. But what does it really mean to live sustainably? At its core, sustainable living is about making intentional choices that reduce our environmental impact, preserve natural resources, and foster a healthier planet for future generations. It's not about perfection—it's about progress. Whether you're a seasoned eco-warrior or just starting your journey, this guide explores the what, why, and how of sustainable living in practical, achievable steps.

I’m thrilled to share that Revibes has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Financial Review’s BOSS Most Innovative Companies 2025, one of Australia’s most prestigious innovation accolades. Each year, the Australian Financial Review highlights organisations that are redefining their industries—with bold,...

Being named a winner of the APAC Insider CEO of the Year Awards is a humbling and deeply meaningful milestone in my career — but more importantly, it’s a reflection of the incredible movement we’ve been building at Revibes.