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ENSO GREEN HOLDINGS LIMITED

Customer named in the TEC register

5projects in the register
2.2 GWstill to connect
0 MWof that with Gate 2 offers
0 MWconnected now

Projects

ProjectConnection siteTechnologyQueued MWConnection dateGateStatus
Stoke Bardolph 400Stoke Bardolph 400kV SubstationStorage with solar or wind40031 Oct 2031 +12 moGate 1Scoping
SwanseaSwansea North 400kV SubstationStorage with solar or wind40031 Oct 2032Gate 1Scoping
WymondleyWymondley 400kV SubstationStorage with solar or wind40031 Oct 2032Gate 1Scoping
Ratcliffe-on-Soar IIRatcliffe-On-Soar 400kV SubstationStorage with solar or wind59030 Oct 2033Gate 1Scoping
Legacy 400Legacy 400kV SubstationStorage with solar or wind40030 Oct 2037Gate 1Scoping

Left the register since January 2021: Waltham Cross BESS (57 MW).

Recent changes

  • Stoke Bardolph 400England and Wales, Storage with solar or windStage 1: Connection date moved from 31 Oct 2030 to 31 Oct 2031 (+12 months)+12 mo
  • Stoke Bardolph 400England and Wales, Storage with solar or windStage 3: Connection date moved from 31 Oct 2032 to 31 Oct 2034 (+24 months)+24 mo
  • WymondleyEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windConnection date moved from 30 Jan 2032 to 31 Oct 2032 (+9 months)+9 mo
  • WymondleyEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windConnection date moved from 31 Oct 2032 to 30 Jan 2032 (−9 months)−9 mo
  • Legacy 400England and Wales, Storage with solar or windMarked as Gate 1
  • Ratcliffe-on-Soar IIEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windMarked as Gate 1
  • Stoke Bardolph 400England and Wales, Storage with solar or windStage 1: Marked as Gate 1
  • Stoke Bardolph 400England and Wales, Storage with solar or windStage 2: Marked as Gate 1
  • Stoke Bardolph 400England and Wales, Storage with solar or windStage 3: Marked as Gate 1
  • SwanseaEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windMarked as Gate 1
  • WymondleyEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windMarked as Gate 1
  • WymondleyEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windRestructured from 3 stages (200 MW from 31 Oct 2031, 100 MW from 31 Oct 2032, 100 MW from 31 Oct 2033) to 1 stage (400 MW from 31 Oct 2032). First connection date +12 months+12 mo
  • Waltham Cross BESSEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windLeft the register (57 MW from 29 Sep 2028)57 MW
  • Waltham Cross BESSEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windSubstation name updated in the register (from Waltham Cross GSP to Waltham Cross 400kV Substation)
  • Ratcliffe-on-Soar IIEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windRestructured from 3 stages (200 MW from 31 Oct 2030, 100 MW from 31 Oct 2031, 100 MW from 31 Oct 2032) to 1 stage (590 MW from 30 Oct 2033). First connection date +36 months+36 mo
  • SwanseaEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windConnection date moved from 31 Oct 2030 to 31 Oct 2032 (+24 months)+24 mo
  • SwanseaEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windTechnology changed from Storage, Solar, Onshore wind to Storage, Solar
  • Legacy 400England and Wales, Storage with solar or windRestructured from 3 stages (200 MW from 30 Oct 2033, 100 MW from 30 Oct 2034, 100 MW from 30 Oct 2035) to 1 stage (400 MW from 30 Oct 2037). First connection date +48 months+48 mo
  • Ratcliffe-on-Soar IIEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windConnection point changed from Ratcliffe GSP to Ratcliffe-On-Soar 400kV Substation
  • Stoke Bardolph 400England and Wales, Storage with solar or windConnection point changed from Stoke Bardolph GSP to Stoke Bardolph 400kV Substation
  • Waltham Cross BESSEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windCapacity changed from 700 MW to 57 MW
  • Waltham Cross BESSEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windConnection date moved from 31 Oct 2029 to 29 Sep 2028 (−13 months)−13 mo
  • SwanseaEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windAdded to the registerNew
  • Waltham Cross BESSEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windAdded to the registerNew
  • Ratcliffe-on-Soar IIEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windRenamed from Ratcliffe
  • Ratcliffe-on-Soar IIEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windAdded to the registerNew
  • Legacy 400England and Wales, Storage with solar or windAdded to the registerNew
  • Stoke Bardolph 400England and Wales, Storage with solar or windAdded to the registerNew
  • WymondleyEngland and Wales, Storage with solar or windAdded to the registerNew
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Status definitions (NESO)

Scoping: NESO is not aware that a planning application has been made.

Awaiting Consents: NESO is aware, or the customer has told it, that a planning application has been made.

Consents Approved: NESO is aware, or the customer has told it, that the planning application has been approved.

Terminated: used by NESO only in its register of 30 April 2021, for two projects that left the register the next month.

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Source: NESO