EAST ANGLIA ONE NORTH LIMITED
Customer named in the TEC register
Projects
| Project | Connection site | Technology | Queued MW | Connection date | Gate | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| East Anglia One North | Friston 400kV Substation | Offshore wind | 880 | 30 Oct 2029 | Not stated | Awaiting Consents |
Recent changes
- East Anglia One NorthEngland and Wales, Offshore windCustomer changed from EAST ANGLIA ONE LIMITED to EAST ANGLIA ONE NORTH LIMITED
- East Anglia One NorthEngland and Wales, Offshore windCustomer changed from EAST ANGLIA ONE NORTH LIMITED to EAST ANGLIA ONE LIMITED
- East Anglia One NorthEngland and Wales, Offshore windCustomer changed from EAST ANGLIA ONE LIMITED to EAST ANGLIA ONE NORTH LIMITED
- East Anglia One NorthEngland and Wales, Offshore windRestructured from 1 stage (860 MW from 31 Mar 2028) to 2 stages (860 MW from 30 Oct 2029, 20 MW from 31 Oct 2034). First connection date +19 months+19 mo
- East Anglia One NorthEngland and Wales, Offshore windConnection point changed from EA1N 275/66kV Offshore Platform to Friston 400kV Substation
- East Anglia One NorthEngland and Wales, Offshore windConnection date moved from 31 Mar 2026 to 31 Mar 2028 (+24 months)+24 mo
- East Anglia One NorthEngland and Wales, Offshore windTransmission owner changed from OFTO to NGET
- East Anglia One NorthEngland and Wales, Offshore windConnection date moved from 30 Apr 2025 to 31 Mar 2026 (+11 months)+11 mo
- East Anglia One NorthEngland and Wales, Offshore windConnection date moved from 1 Apr 2027 to 30 Apr 2025 (−23 months)−23 mo
- East Anglia One NorthEngland and Wales, Offshore windConnection date moved from 4 Jan 2027 to 1 Apr 2027 (+3 months)+3 mo
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