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Land Rover adds photovoltaic panels

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is launching a new, large-scale solar farm at its Gaydon headquarters in Summer 2025. The 26-hectare, 18 MW facility spans the equivalent of 36 football pitches and will generate up to 31% of the site's electricity. Rooftop solar at JLR's joint venture production facility in China is now generating over 50% of the site's energy needs following a new 20‑megawatt (MW) solar. . Jaguar Land Rover is scaling up renewables with new solar farms, rooftop arrays & car ports, targeting one-third of global energy from clean power by 2030 According to the IEA, solar PV generation increased by a record 320 TWh (up 25%) in 2023, reaching more than 1,600 TWh. Around 18,000 panels are currently being bolted to the roof of the company's Electric Propulsion Manufacturing Centre (EPMC) in. . [PDF Version]