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Westhouse Farm Hybrid

Westhouse Farm Hybrid at Osbaldwick

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

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

Target energisation date: Not published by Northern Powergrid
Status: Accepted to connect
Customer: Westhouse Farm Hybrid
Site name: Westhouse Farm Hybrid
Address: Westhouse Farm, Elvington, York, North Yorkshire, YO41 4AZ
Grid reference: Easting 468304, northing 447016
Licence area: North East (Northern Powergrid)
Grid supply point: Osbaldwick
Bulk supply point: Melrosegate
Primary substation: Elvington
Connection voltage: 11 kV
Technology group: Solar
Energy source 1: Solar, Photovoltaic: 12.5 MW registered
Energy source 2: Stored Energy (all stored energy irrespective of the original energy source), Storage - Electrochemical (Batteries): 12.5 MW registered, storage 20 MWh, 1.6 hours of storage
Registered capacity: 12.5 MW
Change to maximum export capacity: 12.5 MW
Change to maximum import capacity: 9.975 MW
Flexible connection: Yes
In a connection queue: Not published by Northern Powergrid
Date accepted: 20 Nov 2024
Date connected: Not stated
Distribution reinforcement reference: Not published by Northern Powergrid
Transmission reinforcement reference: Not published by Northern Powergrid
Export MPAN: Not stated
Import MPAN: Not stated
Last updated: 19 Dec 2024
Tracked since: March 2026 edition

Change history

Tracked since the March 2026 edition, across 7 editions.

Changes to its status, capacity, technology or customer, newest first.

No change to its status, capacity, technology or customer.

Also at Osbaldwick

GSP view

29 other sites at this grid supply point in the September 2026 edition. In all, the sites here total 1.5 GW: 0.1 GW connected, 1.4 GW accepted to connect.

Clock and Grimeston Farm Solar & BESSClock and Grimeston Farm Solar & BESS, Storage, Clock and Grimeston Farm Direct primaryAccepted200 MW
Scampston SolarScampston Solar, Solar, Scampston Solar Direct primaryAccepted200 MW
Sheriff Hutton 80MW HybridSheriff Hutton 80MW Hybrid, Solar, Sheriff Hutton 80MW Hybrid primaryAccepted160 MW
Knapton HybridKnapton Hybrid, Solar, Knapton Generation Direct primaryAccepted114 MW
Murton Way BESSMurton Way BESS, Storage, Murton Way BESS Direct primaryAccepted105.1 MW
Birdstall Estate HybridBirdstall Estate Hybrid, Solar, Birdstall Estate Hybrid primaryAccepted99.8 MW
Carr House Farm EHVCarr House Farm EHV, Solar, Carr House primaryAccepted71.3 MW
Old Malton Solar PV and BESSOld Malton Solar PV and BESS, Solar, Harmony BESS primaryAccepted61.9 MW

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