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ENGIE UK is pleased to announce its partnership as one of the key sponsors for the inaugural Green Phoenix Festival, presented by Exeter Phoenix. The festival, aimed at inspiring communities to embrace sustainability, will feature a day of engaging activities and creativity.
In collaboration with Ethical Power and local groups, organisations, and individuals, the Green Phoenix Festival seeks to raise awareness of the climate crisis and celebrate local sustainability efforts. Darren Stockley, Managing Director of ENGIE UK, expressed excitement for the partnership, emphasising the company’s commitment to environmental stewardship.
Both ENGIE UK and Exeter Phoenix were recipients of the Exeter Sustainability Awards, highlighting the shared dedication to sustainability.
Darren added: “Collaborating with Exeter Phoenix, another esteemed recipient of the Exeter Sustainability Awards, is a testament to our shared values. We are looking forward to sharing more about Anaerobic Digestion on the day and spreading awareness of how we are powering thousands of local homes and businesses through renewable energy.”
The festival will offer a diverse programme including presentations, panel discussions, creative activities, and workshops suitable for all ages. ENGIE UK’s sponsorship reflects its dedication to promoting sustainability and community engagement.
For more information about the Green Phoenix Festival and to sign up for a free festival pass, visit: https://exeterphoenix.org.uk/events/green-phoenix-festival.
Pictured: Darren Stockley of ENGIE UK with other supporters of the festival with Mossy Carpet (see https://www.artandenergy.org/the-mossy-carpet) – an artwork project created to focus on how small things can add up together to make remarkable changes and impact on the environment.
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