Stadium Liverpool · L4 0TH

Could Anfield go solar?

Anfield's skyline has shifted with the expanded Main Stand and the rebuilt Anfield Road end, and it's those broad roofs that carry the solar potential. Panels across Liverpool FC's ~20,000 sq m of stand roofing could reach a theoretical ~3 MW, generating an estimated 2.2–2.7 million kWh a year — roughly the electricity of 900-odd Merseyside homes.

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Drag the handle — aerial photo left, Google Solar's measured annual sun intensity right. Brighter means more energy landing per square metre.

Roof capacity
3.0 MWp
~7,421 panels at full fit
Annual generation
2.2 GWh–2.7 GWh
across the whole roof
Could power
~916
average UK homes
CO₂ saved
~1,185 t
per year, at full capacity

Roof area read from above: ~20,038 m².Imagery dated 2024-06-20.

Full methodology, assumptions and cross-checks: how we measure. Includes solar data from Google.

Anfield from above

Anfield's expanded Main Stand and rebuilt Anfield Road roofs rising over the pitch, seen from above in Liverpool.

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Morning sun on the rooftop solar panels of a red-brick UK semi-detached home

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