Bristol Airport raises renewable output 20% and plans £10m Energy Centre

Bristol Airport raises renewable output 20% and plans £10m Energy Centre
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Bristol Airport produced 20% more renewable energy this summer than the previous year, with its solar arrays generating over 1.7 million kWh in 2026 – enough electricity for roughly 680 homes annually.

The airport’s solar farm has a capacity of 1.5 MW and later this year will launch a £10 million Energy Centre that will use electrically powered air‑source heat pumps to heat and cool the terminal, while also funding research into low‑height wind turbines and targeting a 73% reduction in carbon emissions by 2027.

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