Could Anfield go solar?
Measured from above, Anfield's roof could host about 3.0 MWp of solar — generating 2.2 GWh–2.7 GWh a year, enough to power roughly 916 homes.
Roof area read from above: ~20,038 m².Imagery dated 2024-06-20.
A ballpark, not a feasibility study.
These figures assume the roof is filled to capacity with panels and use aerial solar data — they don't account for roof structure, shading, rooftop plant, access or planning. A real project needs a commercial solar assessment. Solar data includes data from Google.
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