Sustainable Innovation at the Electrify Conference
One of the best things about being at the forefront of event technology in New Zealand is the opportunity to lead the way in sustainable conferencing—and that’s exactly what we did at the 2025 Electrify Queenstown Conference.
In collaboration with Destination Queenstown, we set out to show that bold design and sustainability can go hand in hand. Instead of transporting bulky expo walling from Christchurch, we used our Sceptron lighting to bring colour, vibrancy, and life to the Queenstown Event Centre—reducing transport emissions and material waste in one smart move.
Taking the conference’s theme seriously, we electrified the space with our high-spec 2.6mm LED screen and dynamic eye candy lighting. This approach delivered maximum visual impact while eliminating the need for single-use scenic elements that typically end up in landfill post-event.
The conference took a conscious step away from printed materials, opting instead for digital signage wherever possible. By prioritising reusable infrastructure and tech-driven displays, we not only reduced waste, but ensured that everything we built could be repurposed for future events.
Inspired by Electrify’s branding, we brought their identity to life in the real world. Using CAD modelling, we created a fully visualised environment and collaborated closely with the client to ensure our design reflected their vision—right down to the details.
From immersive audio and creative lighting to digital scenic design, we brought out every tool in the toolbox to realise this event. It’s not just about high-tech production—it’s about rethinking how we deliver events in a smarter, more sustainable way.
Being a technical sponsor for Electrify was a proud moment for us—not just because of the event’s success, but because it reflects the values we share with the Queenstown community. Helping local organisers turn bold ideas into reality while treading lightly on the planet is what we’re all about.
Looking to make your next event more sustainable and unforgettable? Let’s talk.
Photo Credit: Will Nelson
