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Distribution / Northern Powergrid / Grid supply point

Creyke Beck

Grid supply point in Yorkshire (Northern Powergrid)

Northern Powergrid Embedded Capacity Register 1MW and Over, September 2026 edition

69sites of 1 MW and over
1.9 GWcapacity
0.6 GWconnected (39 sites)
1.3 GWaccepted to connect (30 sites)

Capacity by technology

TechnologySitesCapacityConnectedAccepted to connect
Solar251.2 GW0.1 GW1.1 GW
Storage7312 MW210 MW102 MW
Wind16196 MW159 MW37 MW
Gas and other fossil11133 MW131 MW2 MW
Bioenergy and waste1067.5 MW42.3 MW25.2 MW

Storage capacity: 1 site here states 12.4 MWh, 12.4 MWh accepted to connect.

Each site is grouped by its first energy source, as the register names it.

How busy is each primary substation?

Each primary substation at this grid supply point in the September 2026 edition, under the bulk supply point its register gives. Select a row to see its sites.

Site, company and substation names are shown as they appear in the registers, including capitalisation.

Primary substationBulk supply pointSitesConnectedAccepted to connect
Driffield/Beverley Group1–75 MW
Driffield/Beverley Group1–62.5 MW
Driffield/Beverley Group1–62.5 MW
Driffield/Beverley Group1–60.7 MW
Driffield/Beverley Group160 MW–
Driffield/Beverley Group230 MW26 MW
Driffield/Beverley Group1–36 MW
Driffield/Beverley Group1–35 MW
Driffield/Beverley Group130.6 MW–
Driffield/Beverley Group226.3 MW–
Driffield/Beverley Group1–25.2 MW
Driffield/Beverley Group122 MW–
Driffield/Beverley Group113.6 MW–
Driffield/Beverley Group25.2 MW–
Driffield/Beverley Group23.2 MW1.2 MW
Driffield/Beverley Group13.9 MW–
Driffield/Beverley Group22.9 MW–
Creyke Beck Solar1–320 MW
Beverley 132/33kV1–49.9 MW
Beverley 132/33kV1–40 MW
Beverley 132/33kV1–30.3 MW
Beverley 132/33kV124.1 MW–
Beverley 132/33kV112 MW–
Beverley 132/33kV110 MW–
Beverley 132/33kV26.5 MW–
Beverley 132/33kV22.8 MW2.1 MW
Beverley 132/33kV21.8 MW1 MW
Beverley 132/33kV1–2.5 MW
Beverley 132/33kV12 MW–
Beverley 132/33kV12 MW–
Kenley House Generation Hub2–180 MW
Hall Ings Farm1–100 MW
Burn Park Farm299.8 MW–
Pillswood Battery Farm149.9 MW–
Pillswood Battery Farm149.9 MW–
Bransholme1–41 MW
Bransholme123.8 MW–
Bransholme121 MW–
Bransholme18.2 MW–
Creyke Beck1–80 MW
Hull West24.6 MW24 MW
Hull West3–14.9 MW
Hull West1–14 MW
Hull West33.6 MW2.5 MW
Hull West13.8 MW–
Hull West13.2 MW–
Scurf Dyke Solar150 MW–
Cleveland Street Generation125 MW–
Hull South35.5 MW6 MW
Hull South21.2 MW1.5 MW
Cornwall Street11 MW–

Not found in Northern Powergrid's September 2026 edition

44 sites last found at this grid supply point were not found in this edition by their MPAN, grid reference or name and postcode. QueueWatch keeps their pages for six months and does not say whether they have left the register.

What changed recently

Changes to the sites here found in both of two consecutive monthly editions, the latest first.

August 2026 edition to September 2026 edition: 65 sites matched. 9 sites at this grid supply point couldn't be matched between the two editions, because their details changed or they appear in only one.

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