Bradford City FC have announced energy contractor Watt.co.uk as their official sustainability partner.

The Manchester-based firm has signed a deal until the end of the 2025/2026 season to support the club’s efforts to become more environmentally efficient.

Projects will include the installation of solar panels and electric car charging points at Valley Parade.

The partnership was announced on the pitch ahead of the Mansfield game, marking the EFL’s Green Football weekend, and follows work with other organisations such as Green Street and Planet League.

Watt.co.uk operations director Leanne Hunter said: “It is an absolute honour for us to be partnered with Bradford City on their sustainability journey.

“As we are seeing across the country, with crippling energy costs and reliance on an ageing energy grid which is close to capacity, the necessity to invest in alternative ways of generating and using our energy is essential.

“The desire to lessen our impact on the planet is being driven by supporters, and Bradford City AFC are clearly committed to creating a more sustainable model and achieving net-zero status. Watt.co.uk are excited to help them reach this goal.”

Davide Longo, City’s chief commercial officer, said: “This is an important deal which not only underpins our current efforts in sustainability across the club, but opens up new doors for how we can grow going forward.

“We have already held positive conversations with Watt.co.uk on the work that will be done over the next three and a half years, and how this will enable us to become more sustainable – both environmentally and financially – as a business.”