Seagreen Wind Energy Limited
Customer named in the TEC register
Projects
| Project | Connection site | Technology | Queued MW | Connection date | Gate | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seagreen 1 Offshore Wind Farm | Tealing 275/33kV Substation | Offshore wind | 0 | Connected | Not stated | Built |
Recent changes
- Seagreen 1 Offshore Wind FarmNorth Scotland, Offshore windRestructured from 3 stages (10 MW from 15 Feb 2022, 590 MW from 1 Apr 2022, 475 MW from 1 Jul 2022) to 1 stage (1,075 MW connected)
- Seagreen 1 Offshore Wind FarmNorth Scotland, Offshore windStage 1: Status changed from Consents Approved to Built
- Seagreen 1 Offshore Wind FarmNorth Scotland, Offshore windStage 2: Status changed from Consents Approved to Built
- Seagreen 1 Offshore Wind FarmNorth Scotland, Offshore windStage 3: Status changed from Consents Approved to Built
- Seagreen 1 Offshore Wind FarmNorth Scotland, Offshore windCustomer changed from Berwick Bank B Limited to Seagreen Wind Energy Limited
- Seagreen 1 Offshore Wind FarmNorth Scotland, Offshore windCustomer changed from SEAGREEN WIND ENERGY LIMITED to Berwick Bank B Limited
- Seagreen 1 Offshore Wind FarmNorth Scotland, Offshore windSubstation name updated in the register (from Tealing 275/33kV to Tealing 275/33kV Substation)
- Seagreen 1 Offshore Wind FarmNorth Scotland, Offshore windRenamed from Firth of Forth Phase 1
- Seagreen 1 Offshore Wind FarmNorth Scotland, Offshore windStage 1: Capacity changed from 270 MW to 10 MW
- Seagreen 1 Offshore Wind FarmNorth Scotland, Offshore windStage 1: Connection date moved from 31 Dec 2021 to 15 Feb 2022 (+2 months)+2 mo
- Seagreen 1 Offshore Wind FarmNorth Scotland, Offshore windStage 2: Capacity changed from 330 MW to 590 MW
- Seagreen 1 Offshore Wind FarmNorth Scotland, Offshore windRestructured from 1 stage (1,075 MW from 31 Dec 2021) to 3 stages (270 MW from 31 Dec 2021, 330 MW from 1 Apr 2022, 475 MW from 1 Jul 2022)
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