Keepmoat Stadium now Eco-Power Stadium

Article posted by Coliseum, December 20^th, 2021

Image: Doncaster Rovers

The English Football League (EFL) League One team Doncaster Rovers (UK) have stated that from December 27^th, 2021 their home ground will be known as the Eco-Power Stadium.

The ‘Doncaster Rovers’ stated that a new four-year agreement sees Eco-Power take over the stadium naming rights from Keepmoat Homes, who will continue with their partnership and support of Club Doncaster in other ways.

The Doncaster Rovers Football Club is a professional association football club based in the town of Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England (UK). The team competes in EFL League One, the third tier of the English football league system.

The Eco-Power Stadium is a multipurpose stadium in Doncaster, England (UK), with a capacity of 15,231. It cost approximately £20 million to construct, as part of the wider complex it resides within which in total cost approximately £32 million, and is the home venue of the Doncaster Rovers.

The Eco-Power Group is a Doncaster-based company which has two primary divisions – Eco-Power Environmental and Eco-Power Construction.

The ‘Doncaster Rovers’ further stated that the Eco-Power Environmental and its sister company, Eco-Power Skips, offer a wide range of waste and recycling services which enable customers to divert 100 percent of the waste they produce from landfill. In doing so, they recover valuable resources such as plastic, metal, wood, paper, and cardboard which are then recycled into new products. Any waste that cannot be recycled is used in the production of sustainable fuels which offset the use of fossil fuels.

Eco-Power Construction has one of the region’s largest plant hire fleets capable of supporting customers with projects of all sizes while its civil engineering division has gained a well-earned reputation for quality workmanship and always completing work on time and within budget. Eco-Power Construction recently added to its portfolio with what is rapidly becoming one of South Yorkshire’s most highly regarded surfacing companies.

Remarked Jon Warburton, Chief Commercial Officer at Club Doncaster, “This is a major new partnership that represents the growth in usage of the stadium since the birth of Club Doncaster. With Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Women’s World Cup Qualifiers, Rugby League World Cup matches and concerts such as The Killers (American rock band) and Paul Heaton (English singer-songwriter) and Jacqui Abbott (English singer), Doncaster are becoming a venue for international sporting and music events.”

Added Warburton, “Eco-Power will not only become the title partner of the stadium but will also be working closely with Club Doncaster on our sustainability strategy, as we aim to make some significant strides forward to becoming a carbon neutral venue over the next four years.”

Louis Calders, Group Commercial Director of the Eco-Power Group, added, “As a local business Eco-Power Group are delighted to be partnering with Doncaster Rovers and Club Doncaster. In addition to the stadium naming rights we will also be working closely with the club to develop their sustainability strategy and support them on their journey to net-zero.”

Eco-Power’s associated charity, The Eco-Power Foundation, will also work closely with Club Doncaster and Club Doncaster Foundation to align objectives around supporting the wider Doncaster community.

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