REVERB Uses NOMAD Battery System to Power Concerts, Reducing Diesel Emissions at Vermont’s Shelburne Museum

Environmental non-profit REVERB, co-founded by Guster band member Adam Gardner, has used a NOMAD 1.3-MWh Voyager battery storage system to power concerts at Vermont’s Shelburne Museum. The system has been used for on-site power for concerts featuring acts such as Guster and Jason Mraz. The non-governmental organization has been using battery technology to reduce diesel emissions from its concerts. The launch of the NOMADS system aligns with REVERBI’s Music Decarbonization Project’s goals to clean up the on-campus power profile of outdoor and remote concert venues.