Aggreko has become the official Energy Transition Supplier of the AIG Women’s Open, which will take place from 30 July to 3 August at the Royal Porthcawl Golf Course in Wales.
This partnership showcases Aggreko’s growing role in supporting major global sporting events with cleaner, more sustainable energy solutions. It is an extension of Aggreko's long-running relationship with The R&A, which already supplies equipment to The 153rd Open at Royal Portrush and The R&A's Great Britain and Ireland amateur championships.
As the Championship works to reduce its environmental footprint, Aggreko will introduce a collection of its greener upgrades that incorporate newer sustainable technologies and techniques onsite at Royal Porthcawl.
The advanced solutions include Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), a plug-and-play system allowing even the most difficult to reach areas of the course to be sustainably powered. The entire Championship will run on Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) and feature a solar array to generate clean energy. Stage V generators will also be in use to maximise performance and reduce emissions.
This supports The R&A’s commitment to staging more sustainable championships and reducing the environmental impact of golf.
Daniel Lightfoot, Director of Sustainable Golf at The R&A, said, “The R&A is dedicated to ensuring a thriving, sustainable future both for the sport and the planet so it is essential that we are creating sustainable championships that have minimal impact on the natural environments that we are visiting. Aggreko has played an important role in the successful delivery of our Championships over the years, and we are pleased that their support will now extend to the AIG Women’s Open.”
Jono Rose, Managing Director at Aggreko Event Services, said, “We are thrilled to partner with the AIG Women’s Open, a premier championship that showcases the pinnacle of women’s golf. At Aggreko, we are committed to providing reliable and sustainable power solutions that ensure the seamless operation of world-class tournaments. We’re also proud to be part of a competition that allows women’s sports to thrive.”
The AIG Women’s Open heads to Wales for the first time this summer, taking place at Royal Porthcawl from 30 July – 3 August 2025. Fans can expect world-class competition on the course and vibrant entertainment off it.
Tickets are available now at aigwomensopen.com, starting from £20. Special offers include a £10 weekend bundle discount and savings of £40 on a five-day pass. Mastercard holders receive £5 off when booking with a valid card.
As part of The R&A’s 'Kids Go Free' initiative, children under 16 receive free entry when attending with a paying adult. Youth tickets (ages 16–24) are half price on those days.
Hospitality packages are also available, offering premium experiences alongside over ten hours of top-tier golf.
Visit aigwomensopen.com for full ticket and hospitality information.