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Our People
Meet the team making community renewables happen on Arran. Our team is made up of a wonderful cross-section of people from different backgrounds, bringing a variety of skills and experiences to the project. Each member plays an important role in helping us deliver community renewable energy initiatives and making a positive difference on Arran. We’d love for you to join us too! Volunteers play a vital role in supporting community engagement, site activities, and the running of the project. Whether you have time to help occasionally or want to get more involved, there’s a place for you. Please see the volunteer roles we are currently looking to recruit on the bottom of the page.
Our Volunteers
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Our Consultants
We work with a range of external paid consultants to support the development of the project in areas where we require specific expertise and support.
Volunteer Roles
Community Engagement and Communications
We are seeking a Director/Volunteer to lead on Community Engagement and help deliver the Glenkiln Solar Farm — set to become Scotland’s largest 100% community-owned solar energy project.
This flexible role (around 8–10 hours per month) involves leading community engagement by supporting both in-person and online communications and events, helping us connect with the community and work as effectively as possible.
If you’re interested in talking to people and helping us engage meaningfully with the community, we would love your help.
As the project progresses, ensuring we get our message out there both locally and nationally will be increasingly important. This will drive the success of our community share offer and inspire local involvement in this landmark project.
Expenses covered.
Voluntary Director – Finance & Coporate Governance
We are inviting people from all backgrounds to join us as a voluntary Director supporting the Glenkiln Solar Farm – on track to become Scotland’s largest 100% community-owned renewable energy project. This flexible role (around 8–10 hours per month) helps guide finance, governance and decision-making as the project moves from vision to reality. You don’t need formal qualifications – just an interest in how community projects are funded and run, and a passion for Arran’s future. You’ll be part of a friendly, committed volunteer team creating clean energy for community benefit and a lasting legacy for the island. Expenses covered.