Powering positive change through sport

Creating positive change through football​

We've partnered with the Scottish FA to help create a more inclusive and sustainable future for football in Scotland. Together, we're investing in communities, supporting clubs to reduce their carbon impact, and helping more young people of all abilities access the game.​

One of the ways we're making a difference is through free football holiday camps. These camps provide children with opportunities to stay active, develop new skills and enjoy free meals during the school holidays. To date, more than 12,500 children across Scotland have taken part.​

We're also working with Scottish Para-Football to create more opportunities for disabled players, helping ensure football is a game everyone can enjoy.​

Beyond the pitch, we're celebrating the clubs, fans and communities at the heart of the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup through ticket giveaways, school visits, matchday experiences and exclusive customer rewards.​

Watch our video to see how football is helping bring communities together and creating positive change across Scotland.​

Women’s Super League Football

We've teamed up with the Barclays Women's Super League (BWSL) to help grow the women's game and bring fans and families closer to the action.

We focus on getting more people to matches and engaging both new and existing fans. Like our 'Warmest Welcome', where we gave three families the chance to go to their first BWSL game with former Lioness Jill Scott.

We also run regular ticket giveaways, giving thousands of fans the chance to enjoy BWSL and BWSL2 matchdays.

And it doesn't stop at the stadium. With over 92 matches played during our PeakSave Sundays, fans at home could enjoy all the action with half-price electricity. 

Proud partners of Team GB and ParalympicsGB

Through our partnership with Team GB and ParalympicsGB, we're also helping people across Britain save energy while supporting athletes on their journey to LA 2028.

Together, we run the Get Set for Positive Energy programme. It helps school pupils take simple steps to save energy, build lasting habits and imagine a more sustainable future. In 2026, the programme is expanding with new content featuring Olympian Matt Weston and a bigger national roadshow.

We're also supporting grassroots clubs through our Energy for Tomorrow initiative, helping them improve energy efficiency. Five clubs took part in the first year, with eight more joining in year two – creating a lasting impact on community sport in the lead-up to LA 2028.