WP Group celebrates the best of the 90s with Southampton FC Women
Published Monday 3 February, 2025
On Sunday 2nd February, WP Group welcomed colleagues, friends, and fans to a special event held alongside Southampton FC Women’s match against Newcastle United at the St Mary’s Stadium, to celebrate the best of the 90s: the music, the football, and a focus on progress with 90% less emissions thanks to HVO, the company’s renewable diesel fuel solution.
WP Group ensured that there was a real buzz around the stadium by providing live music from the Supernova, the world’s no.1 Oasis tribute band bringing 90s hits to life.
Southampton-based WP Group is leading the way in sustainable products with their HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) product. HVO is a fossil-free, low carbon drop-in diesel replacement product made from 100% renewable waste, residues and vegetable oil. A renewable diesel that provides the same high-quality performance as traditional fuels while slashing carbon emissions by an incredible 90% – hence the 90s theme for the match day! By using HVO, industries can take a significant step towards sustainability without changing a thing.
Mark Clouter, General Manager of WP Group said, “This wasn’t just a match day – it was a celebration of everything we love about football, music, and progress. We transformed St. Mary’s Stadium into a hub of 90s nostalgia while showcasing the future of sustainable energy with HVO. It’s all about blending the best of the 90s with cutting-edge innovation to create a day to remember”.
WP Group is proud to support Southampton FC Women, #FuellingChange on and off the pitch. This partnership is about driving progress – supporting the growth of women’s football, inspiring the next generation of players, and making a positive impact in the community.
Marieanne Spacey-Cale from Southampton FC Women’s team said: “We are extremely grateful to WP Group and all our sponsors and partners. It is great to be associated with market-leading businesses that are fuelling the local economy and supporting the continued growth and development of women’s football at the same time.”
