Kildean Business Park, located in the heart of central Scotland is being hailed as the ideal location for the new headquarters of the Government-backed GB Energy.
The award-winning business park in Stirling is dedicated to advancing renewable energy solutions and reducing carbon footprints, making it a natural fit for GB Energy.
Strategically positioned, Kildean offers unparalleled accessibility and excellent connectivity for employees, stakeholders and energy industry players. It is conveniently located immediately adjacent to junction 10 of the M9 and provides direct access to the motorway network. It is just 35 minutes away from Glasgow and Edinburgh and also easily accessible to Scotland’s two international airports.
With excellent on-site amenities already in place, Kildean Business Park is ready to accommodate and support the high demands and needs of the innovative and forward-thinking energy enterprise.
Already home to M&G, it is designed as a high quality, environmentally sensitive development, with the masterplan capable of delivering more than 400,000 sq ft of new Grade A office accommodation and high quality business space. The size and specification of individual buildings can be tailored to suit the specific requirements of GB Energy, subject to planning.
SDA Board Member, David Lawrence, Head of Strategic Projects, Europe at joint venture partner, Cromwell Property Group said: “Stirling is a first-class business destination. The establishment of GB Energy’s headquarters at Kildean would bring much-needed and significant economic benefits to the area, including job creation and increased business activity.”
Craig Watson, Director of JLL added: “Kildean is one of the most sustainable and green business parks in Scotland. It occupies a strategic central location, with access to a 3.4 million catchment area within one hours drive.
“Offering world-class facilities and services, it would be ideally suited for GB Energy and is dedicated to providing an optimal environment for innovation, collaboration, and growth.”