Solarvest Pickleball Cup ignites sustainable sports

Pickleball takes centre stage as Solarvest, a leading clean energy provider, launches the Solarvest Pickleball Cup 2025, Malaysia’s first tournament powered entirely by renewable energy.

Set for 2–3 August 2025 at Picklefy, Shah Alam, the event blends athletic passion with environmental responsibility, showcasing pickleball’s rising popularity.

The tournament, expecting 480 players, offers over RM35,000 in prizes and eco-friendly medals.

Solarvest’s initiative highlights how pickleball can drive community engagement while promoting sustainable lifestyles, setting a new standard for eco-conscious sports events.

Pickleball meets green innovation

Solarvest unveiled the Pickleball Cup at Picklefy, with the launch officiated by Jack Tan, Group Vice President, alongside ambassador Ng Tze Yong and partners from Baseline AFA and Picklefy.

“At Solarvest, we believe clean energy is not just about infrastructure—it’s about how we live, work, and play,” Tan said.

“This will be one of the most energetic and eco-driven pickleball tournaments Malaysia has ever seen.”

Each megawatt of power for the event carries Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs), ensuring 100% renewable energy usage.

This commitment reflects Solarvest’s mission to integrate sustainability into everyday activities, including sports like pickleball.

The tournament features Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles, and Mixed Doubles, welcoming players across Southeast Asia.

Competitors include notable figures like Delia Arnold, Jang Han Byul, Natalie Loke, and Khoo Eryang, promising fierce competition.

Additionally, winners will receive professional-grade paddles, eco-friendly medals from NatureLoop, and limited-edition Puma jerseys.

Open to novice and intermediate players, entry fees range from RM250 to RM300.

The event runs from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, offering a vibrant platform for pickleball enthusiasts to showcase their skills.

Moreover, the tournament fosters community spirit, uniting players in a shared commitment to sustainability.

Solarvest aims to spark conversations about climate action.

“By integrating sustainability into a dynamic sport like pickleball, we hope to inspire meaningful conversations,” Tan added, emphasising the event’s broader impact.

Building a sustainable community

Pickleball, blending tennis, badminton, and table tennis, has surged in popularity across Malaysia.

The Solarvest Pickleball Cup capitalizes on this trend, offering a platform for players to connect and compete.

With 480 expected participants, the event promises to be a landmark in Malaysia’s sports scene.

Solarvest’s partnership with Picklefy and Baseline AFA ensures a well-organised tournament.

The venue, Picklefy in Shah Alam, provides state-of-the-art facilities, enhancing the player experience.

Furthermore, the use of eco-friendly medals underscores the event’s green ethos, aligning with global sustainability goals.

The RM35,000 prize pool, including cash and exclusive gifts, motivates players to excel.

By powering the event with renewable energy, Solarvest sets a precedent for future sports initiatives, proving environmental responsibility can enhance community engagement.

Additionally, the tournament’s regional appeal strengthens Southeast Asia’s pickleball community.

By welcoming international players, Solarvest fosters cross-border camaraderie, amplifying the sport’s growth and appeal.

The Solarvest Pickleball Cup 2025 invites enthusiasts to register at https://bit.ly/SLVCUP or via QR code. Follow Solarvest’s Facebook and Instagram for updates.