Community PowerHubs
Off-grid solar projects bringing renewable energy to community spaces across Glasgow and beyond.
Beyond our school installations, we're developing a network of community PowerHubs — smaller-scale, off-grid solar projects that bring clean energy directly to community spaces.
Delivered in collaboration with students at the University of Strathclyde, these projects demonstrate the potential for solar energy in diverse settings and help build energy literacy across communities.
Sunny Cycles
Glasgow Green
A community cycling hub powered by solar energy, promoting sustainable transport and renewable energy in the heart of Glasgow.
Clyde Cycle Park
Cambuslang
Solar-powered facilities at this community cycling park, combining active travel with clean energy generation.
Chryston Community Garden
Chryston
Our first community PowerHub, bringing solar energy and community facilities together at this community garden in Chryston.
Denmilne Community Hub and Garden
Easterhouse
Solar panels supporting a community hub and garden project in Easterhouse, combining growing spaces with renewable energy.
Cumbernauld Village Allotments
Cumbernauld
Off-grid solar power for community allotments in Cumbernauld Village, supporting local food growing with clean energy.
Our PowerHubs
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