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Ecological sustainability

Our key issues

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    Climate and ecosystem

    • Climate and energy efficiency at all stages • Climate-adapted operations • Increased biodiversity

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    Resource efficiency and circular economy

    • Conscious assortment • Resource-efficient and sustainable construction, operation, and management • Circular material flows and waste management

Liseberg aims to reduce the environmental and climate impact of its operations.

Liseberg focuses on climate issues, ecosystems, resource efficiency, and circular economy. Liseberg also aims to inspire others to make positive contributions. Through systematic work and commitment to finding better solutions and offerings, we are taking steps in the right direction.

Liseberg has the ambition to minimize its climate impact as much as possible. To achieve this, Liseberg calculates the annual carbon emissions of its operations and identifies and implements measures to reduce its carbon footprint.

Based on the 2023 climate report, similar to previous years, guest travel accounts for the largest contribution to emissions. This poses a challenge as Liseberg has limited control over these emissions. The construction of Liseberg's new hotel and the new attraction Luna constitute the second-largest contribution, followed by the climate impact from purchased food and beverages. Through various direct actions and by facilitating sustainable choices for guests, Liseberg aims to reduce its carbon footprint.

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Sustainable experiences

Liseberg incorporates its commitment to sustainability as a natural part of our operations, across all our activities.

The environments in the haunted houses during Halloween largely consist of reused furniture and goods. The pumpkins used are converted into biogas at the end of the season. During Christmas, we place high demands on exhibitors selling goods from the market stalls in the park. Two new exhibitors for 2023 were brought in specifically because they had a clear sustainability profile.

At concerts, rechargeable batteries are used for the equipment, and the artists' catering is always plant-based by default. For domestic travel, trains are used if Liseberg is covering the cost.

Want to know more? Check out our sustainability report.

See our sustainability report (in swedish)

Sustainable travel – a challenge on the move

Sustainable travel is an important focus area for Liseberg. As a physical visitor destination, travel is an inevitable part of our operations – and our guests’ journeys to and from Liseberg are also our largest source of climate-related emissions. Although we have limited influence over how our guests choose to travel, we need to consider what we can do to make sustainable travel easier and encourage more guests to choose it.

At a wider societal level, the gradual shift towards electric vehicles and the expansion of public transport through the West Link are helping to reduce emissions from travel. At Liseberg, we contribute by providing clear information on sustainable ways to travel to and from us, working with partners to offer attractive sustainable travel options, and taking part in projects across the city aimed at making the transport system more efficient. The goal is to make sustainable travel choices more attractive and accessible.

Guest travel is not the only source of transport associated with Liseberg’s operations. Employee commuting, business travel and the transport of goods and freight also have an impact. Liseberg is working to reduce the climate impact of these journeys and transport activities too.