The EFL Championship club, Norwich City FC have announced a new sponsorship agreement with Macbrook Gas.
With this deal, the brand has become the unit’s newest primary partner. Macbrook is a heating and insulation firm that offers systems and retrofit programs suited to specific houses to make them more energy efficient. The firm operates across the country, having primary headquarters in Norfolk and Liverpool.
Macbrook Gas sees sponsorship as a chance to increase brand exposure among the club’s loyal fans and strengthen its position in the East Anglia area.
Johnathan McKenna, founder and director at Macbrook Gas, said, “We’re incredibly excited to become a primary partner of Norwich City. With so many of our customers based in Norwich, this partnership means a great deal to us. The club plays such a huge role in the community and across the wider county, and we’re proud to support them for the remainder of the season and seasons to come. It’s our job to help homes and businesses become more energy efficient, and we see this partnership as a fantastic opportunity to deepen our connection with the community, champion sustainability and back a club that represents Norfolk on and off the pitch.”
Norwich City head of commercial Ed Turnham, commented, “We’re delighted to welcome Macbrook Gas as our newest primary partner. As specialists in heating and energy solutions, Macbrook bring real expertise in helping homes and businesses stay warm efficiently and sustainably. Their focus on innovation, service and supporting local communities makes them a great partner for the club, and a brand that the club’s supporters can connect with.
“This partnership is about more than visibility, it’s about shared purpose and together we’ll work to raise awareness around energy efficiency, delivering initiatives that have a meaningful impact across our region. We’re excited to work closely with the Macbrook team and proud to see their brand take centre stage at Carrow Road this season.”
MacBrook additionally runs a training centre that provides instruction in the heating, plumbing, and electrical sectors. It began earlier this year with an initial 18 apprentices and is planned to expand further.
