Fremantle Football Club is thrilled to join forces with WA’s born and bred natural gas retailer, Kleenheat, in a two-year partnership that will benefit the Club and Kleenheat customers. Underlying the partnership is a shared history as WA-grown challengers taking on established incumbents and the east coast. 

Fremantle CEO Simon Garlick emphasised the importance of teaming up with strong local WA brands that provide value to its Club’s members and fans.  

“We are excited to join forces with Kleenheat, a business that shares our deep connection to the WA community and the spirit of challenging the status quo,” Garlick said.  

“Together, we aim to create memorable experiences for Fremantle’s members and fans, Kleenheat’s customers, and the broader community while reinforcing what it means to be proudly local.”  

As part of this agreement, Kleenheat’s branding will feature prominently on the men’s training balls, training tees sleeves and media polos sleeves, ensuring strong visibility throughout the AFL season. 

The partnership will also deliver benefits for Kleenheat customers including ticket giveaways, promotions and special offers. 

Kleenheat will also shortly be offering their customers the chance to win season passes for the Fremantle Dockers home games at Optus Stadium.  

Kleenheat’s Head of Natural Gas and Electricity, Rick Newnham, is excited to strengthen Kleenheat’s presence in WA through this partnership, reinforcing its deep roots in the state.

“Both Kleenheat and Fremantle Football Club are born and bred in Western Australia, taking on established incumbents and the east coast, and we know West Australians will get behind that.”

“There’s nothing more West Australian than a partnership between Kleenheat and Fremantle.”

“Over 220,000 West Australians have already switched their gas to Kleenheat because they’re seeking better value and great local service. We’re all-in on WA with every one of our team members based right here.”  

Additional details about the sponsorship and promotional opportunities will be shared in the coming weeks across both organisations’ platforms.