Introduction
Coventry Airport is being transformed. The £2.5 billion GreenPower Park development — one of the UK's most ambitious clean energy and advanced manufacturing schemes — is now in active construction, following the granting of detailed planning consent in April 2026 and Warwick District Council's clearance of the site's infrastructure package. The 740-acre former airport site will eventually house the West Midlands Gigafactory for electric vehicle batteries, alongside hydrogen production, renewable energy generation, and advanced manufacturing facilities.
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About the GreenPower Park Development
What Is GreenPower Park?
GreenPower Park is the working title for the West Midlands Gigafactory zone at Coventry Airport. The broader site is branded GreenPower Park to reflect its focus on clean energy and advanced manufacturing. Key components include:
West Midlands Gigafactory: A planned large-scale battery manufacturing facility targeting the electric vehicle supply chain. The site was cleared for take-off in April 2026 following the approval of the first phase of detailed planning by Coventry City Council, backed by a potential £1 million council investment commitment.
Hydrogen production and storage: Part of the green energy ecosystem planned for the site, linked to the West Midlands hydrogen corridor.