Glasgow Airport solar farm supplies about 25% of site’s electricity
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A solar farm near Barnsford Road at Glasgow Airport, delivered by Zestec, SP Energy Networks and Ikigai, uses more than 14,300 photovoltaic panels to generate enough renewable electricity to meet around 25 percent of the airport’s energy demand and is expected to save about 1,100 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent per year.
AGS Airports says it aims to generate 25 percent of on‑site renewable energy for its own use at Glasgow Airport by the end of 2026 and has reaffirmed its commitment to achieving net‑zero emissions for its operations by 2035.