Liverpool, United Kingdom
Liverpool John Lennon Airport is an international airport serving Liverpool, England, on the estuary of the River Mersey 6.5 nautical miles south-east of Liverpool city centre. Scheduled domestic, European, North African and Middle Eastern services are operated from the airport.
Aviation
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Astronergy
4,312
26 weeks
3 MWp
John Lennon Solar Farm at Airport required a robust, energy‑efficient solution to help manage and rising electricity demand and to advance its sustainability strategy. We designed and delivered a state‑of‑the‑art 3 MW solar PV system on airport grounds, capable of generating a significant portion of the airport’s annual energy needs and reducing dependence on grid electricity. This installation supports the airport’s Decarbonisation Plan and contributes to long‑term carbon reduction goals while strengthening onsite renewable generation capacity.
“We are excited to partner with Liverpool John Lennon Airport on this large scale solar farm project. This marks a significant step not only in supporting the airport’s sustainability goals but also in advancing our UK expansion plans. It is an excellent opportunity for Activ8 Energies to demonstrate our commitment to delivering sustainable energy solutions that help businesses reduce their carbon footprint and move towards a greener future. This partnership is a pivotal moment in our journey to drive meaningful change across the UK energy landscape.”
Ciaran Marron, CEO of Activ8 Solar Energies
Liverpool John Lennon Airport could save around 382 194,76 £ per year on electricity costs by using this solar system instead of purchasing electricity from the grid.
This system generates around 3,028,400 kWh/yr of electricity annually.
By using this system Liverpool John Lennon Airport can reduce emissions by approximately 781 tonnes of CO2 per year..
The estimated yearly output of this system is equivalent to the energy needed to power around 850 homes for a year.
This system has a carbon impact equivalent to planting around 18,316 mature trees per year.
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