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Strathclyde Park Goes Green | Glasgow News

Strathclyde Park Goes Green | Glasgow News

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Strathclyde Park Watersports Centre is set for a massive eco-makeover, winning £1.18 million from Scotland’s Clyde Mission Heat Decarbonisation Fund to replace gas boilers with a cutting-edge water-source heat pump powered by solar panels—cutting carbon emissions by 90% annually. Part of a £15.5 million overhaul of the 50-year-old facility, the project will transform it into a modern, low-carbon hub while boosting local jobs and supporting community groups like Parkrun and Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Scotland. Scheduled for completion in 2027, the redevelopment aims to attract families, athletes, and businesses while positioning Scotland as a leader in sustainable tourism. This is the first of £25 million earmarked for decarbonizing the Clyde Corridor, sparking hope for similar revitalization projects across the region.

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