Welcome to Enea Arena – Szczecin’s new chapter in sports and culture

12.01.2026

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As of January 2026, the largest indoor arena in West Pomerania bears a new name – Enea Arena. This change marks the beginning of a three-year sponsorship deal between the City of Szczecin, venue operator Żegluga Szczecińska, and leading energy company Enea, now the venue’s official naming rights partner.

The venue, which welcomes over 300,000 guests annually, is home to major sports teams like King Wilki Morskie and Chemik Police and hosts a wide variety of cultural and entertainment events – from concerts and theater productions to conferences and exhibitions.

Enea’s involvement reflects a commitment to community engagement through sports and culture. – Supporting athletes and local communities is a key pillar of our sponsorship strategy – said Bartosz Krysta, Vice President at Enea. The partnership will support infrastructure development and broaden access to events, making Enea Arena an even more dynamic space for locals and tourists alike.

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