As an official partner in the Sponsors Club, pure.energy will have a comprehensive LED hoardings package at the BayArena in Leverkusen. In addition, the new LED exterior services around the Leverkusen stadium will have pure.energy branding. Hospitality benefits in the form of an executive box for Bundesliga home games as well as other commercial benefits such as Stadium Vision at the BayArena complete the portfolio.
Photo: Anduvap Servet Akgün (CEO, pure.energy GmbH/links) and Christian Weimann (Sales Manager, Sportfive)
About pure.energy:
Pure.energy GmbH is a modern cleantech company based in Düsseldorf and Monheim am Rhein and is active in many states. Since its foundation in 2018, pure.energy has developed digital and sustainable solutions for the energy market of tomorrow. The key business areas are electricity trading, the management of virtual power stations, direct marketing, origination, the marketing of battery storage devices as well as strategic energy advice. With the combination of expertise in energy management and innovative technology, pure.energy ensures that energy is marketed efficiently, is friendly to the environment and contributes to the stability of the market and network. Pure.energy stands for future-focused, intelligent energy provision – digitally linked, efficient and sustainable.
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