JLR Opens New Solar Farm to Help Power Gaydon Headquarters

JLR powers up 26-hectare solar farm at Gaydon HQ

Jaguar Land Rover has opened a 26-hectare (aka: 36 football pitches) solar farm at its Gaydon headquarters, which will be capable of meeting up to 31% of the site’s energy needs. JLR is in the process of expanding its use of renewable energy across its global operations, with a series of large-scale solar projects aimed at cutting emissions and reducing grid reliance. This latest development is a 18MW facility which also incorporates biodiversit…

JLR opens new solar farm to help power Gaydon headquarters

JLR has opened a new 26-hectare solar farm to help power its Gaydon headquarters sustainably.

JLR solar farm to help power operations

JLR has opened a new solar farm the size of up to 36 football pitches at its Gaydon headquarters.

JLR opens huge solar farm at Gaydon

Vehicle manufacturer JLR has reached a significant milestone in the roll-out of its global renewable energy strategy with the opening of a new solar farm at its Gaydon headquarters this summer. The size of up to 36 football pitches, the 26-hectare, 18MW facility will supply up to 31% of the site’s energy requirements, marking the completion of the first of three of its UK solar energy projects. Alongside the development, JLR has advanced its bio…

Solar to supply a third of energy at JLR HQ

The energy farm is the size of 36 football pitches and is part of a push to reduce grid reliance Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has opened a solar farm the size of 36 football pitches at its Gaydon headquarters as part of efforts to increase its energy independence. The 26-hectare, 18MW site can generate enough electricity to power a third of the British firm’s base. The site is home to JLR’s design, engineering and R&D teams. It is part of a move from…