Ilkley Rugby Club has announce a new and exciting development in its commitment to sustainability by installing state-of-the-art solar panels on the Clubhouse at Stacks Field.
Thanks to a partnership with partnership with Keighley based renewable energy experts, P4 Solar, the new solar panels will generate clean energy to power the club’s facilities, drastically reducing reliance on traditional energy sources and lowering overall emissions.
This initiative marks a significant step toward reducing their carbon footprint and embracing a greener future for both the club and the wider community.
John Barwick, President of Ilkley Rugby Club, shared his enthusiasm for the project:
"At Ilkley Rugby Club, we are dedicated to not only fostering talent and community spirit but also making decisions that positively impact our environment. The installation of solar panels is a major step in our journey toward sustainability. By partnering with P4 Solar, a trusted local company, we are able to power our facilities in a more eco-friendly way while also supporting a fellow local business. It’s a great opportunity to be at the forefront of sustainable energy within the local sports community and we're excited about our partnership with P4 Solar."
P4 Solar designed and installed the solar panel system to meet the energy demands of the club while ensuring maximum efficiency and reduced environmental impact. Their involvement with Ilkley Rugby Club underscores the importance of local businesses working together to create a greener future.
Freddie Maddocks, Operations Manager at P4 Solar (picture above right with Peter Maddox at Ilkley Rugby Club), added:
"We are thrilled to partner with Ilkley Rugby Club on this project, and to see the club take such a proactive stance in adopting renewable energy. As a local business, we understand the importance of working with community organisations like IRFC, not just to promote sustainable solutions but also to show that change starts at home. By installing solar panels, the club is leading by example and showing that every organisation, large or small, can play a part in reducing carbon emissions and protecting the environment."
The installation of these solar panels is part of Ilkley Rugby Club’s wider efforts to promote sustainability and strengthen our ties with the local community.
Ilkley Rugby Club says it hopes this initiative will inspire other clubs and organisations to follow suit and explore ways to reduce their environmental impact, making our community a better place for future generations.
To learn more about the work of P4 Solar visit their website at P4 Solar.
Ilkley dental practice named finalist in two national awards
Recycling team to visit Ilkley as Bradford Council backs national Recycling Week
Businesses present window displays in lead up to Ilkley Flower Show
Ilkley residents offered chance to try an e-bike for up to four weeks
Skipton's longest running opticians expands to Ilkley
Council investigate link between fly tipping and tip closures
100 women take part in Nell Bank’s first outdoor wellbeing weekend
Ilkley celebrates 20 years as a Fairtrade Town
Council ‘actively looking’ for new Ilkley tip but no timetable given
Bradford Council issues six £1,000 fly-tipping fines
Council backtracks on free parking pledge for Ilkley
Silsden to host first community Jumble Trail this weekend
Ilkley wellbeing walk to bring people and pups together at Cow and Calf
New show home opens as Ilkley development nears completion
New aesthetics clinic set to open in Ilkley
The Box Tree announces new Chef Patron ahead of Ilkley reopening
West Yorkshire Police thanks locals after arrest in Ilkley
Quiz champions retain title at Addingham Village Quiz
Ilkley MP urges residents to have their say on proposed fireworks law changes
Alan Titchmarsh shares new changes to Ilkley Manor House in new video
