Grove Business Park in Oxfordshire has taken a significant step towards becoming a premier destination for sustainable innovation and clean technology with the arrival of a pioneering clean energy technology provider, LUX, as its newest tenant.
Clean Energy Leader Joins Grove Business Park
The addition of LUX marks a milestone in Grove Business Park’s vision to foster a hub dedicated to life sciences, technology, and green innovation. LUX has secured a 3,000 sq ft unit within The Quadrangle, a state-of-the-art facility at the park, where it will scale up the production of its advanced clean energy solutions.
LUX brings a cutting-edge approach to the generation and supply of clean liquid hydrogen, offering an “on-site-on-demand” model aimed at reducing reliance on fossil fuels across key industries. The company’s focus lies in supporting sectors such as:
- Commercial transportation
- Manufacturing
- Energy markets
By enabling localised hydrogen production, LUX aims to significantly reduce carbon emissions while promoting a reliable and sustainable alternative fuel source.
Major Expansion for Grove Business Park
LUX’s arrival follows the recent approval of ambitious expansion plans at Grove Business Park, which will see the site grow by up to 377,000 sq ft. The development is set to position the park as a leading centre for scientific research, technology development, and clean energy innovation in the South East of England.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Total Additional Space | Up to 377,000 sq ft |
| Purpose | Life sciences, technology, and innovation sectors |
| Location | Grove Business Park, Oxfordshire |
| Key Facility | The Quadrangle |
This expansion aligns with the UK’s broader strategy to support green energy initiatives and bolster local economies by attracting high-growth businesses that specialise in sustainable technologies.
Supporting a Greener Future
The partnership between Grove Business Park and LUX underscores a growing momentum towards cleaner, renewable energy solutions in the UK. By providing space and infrastructure to companies like LUX, the business park is not only driving economic development in Oxfordshire but also contributing to national goals around carbon neutrality and net-zero emissions.
Samuel Dallimore, CEO of LUX, said: “Grove Business Park is a great location for us and the high-spec refurbished unit will provide the perfect environment to enable us to develop our technology further amongst a range of other innovation businesses at the heart of the Oxfordshire Science Vale.”
Jan Losch, a director of leasing agent Savills, added: “It’s a real success to welcome another innovation business like LUX to Grove Business Park. The current park offers ideal space for R&D, lab and technology businesses.
“The new development to expand the park will provide further opportunities in a vibrant and sustainable campus environment with state-of-the-art facilities for innovation, life sciences and other advanced technology sectors.
“We are already speaking to businesses about the first phase of 89,500 sq ft, which will become available in summer 2026.”
With its latest addition, Grove Business Park continues to build a reputation as a forward-thinking, sustainability-driven innovation hub. As LUX begins operations, the collaboration is expected to spark new opportunities in clean energy technology, support the development of future fuels, and play a part in transforming the energy landscape across the UK and beyond.
