Longhill Burn at West Calder is now up and running
A new West Lothian windfarm is the set to provide power every Sainsbury’s store, depot and office nationwide.
It will add up to 50 megawatts of electrical capacity to the grid in the form of renewable energy that will be used to power Sainsbury’s stores, offices and depots nationwide, giving a major boost to the retailer’s ambition to become Net Zero in its own operations by 2035. When all the turbines are operating at maximum capacity, together they will provide enough electricity to supply up to 33 per cent of Sainsbury’s total electricity needs.
Longhill Burn is the seventh wind farm from which Sainsbury’s now buys 100 per cent of the energy generated and an eighth site is expected to go live next year.
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