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BOAT OF GARTEN BESS

At BOAT OF GARTEN

SSEN Embedded Capacity Register, September 2026 edition

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

Date connected
6 Apr 2026
Status
Connected
Customer
Not stated
Site name
BOAT OF GARTEN BESS
Address
EAST CROFTMORE, BOAT OF GARTEN, HIGHLAND, PH24 3BY
Grid reference
Easting 295916, northing 819529
Licence area
North of Scotland (SHEPD)
Grid supply point
BOAT OF GARTEN
Bulk supply point
Not stated
Primary substation
BOAT OF GARTEN GRID
Connection voltage
132 kV
Technology group
Storage
Energy source 1
STORED ENERGY (ALL STORED ENERGY IRRESPECTVE OF THE ORIGINAL ENERGY SOURCE), STORAGE - ELECTROCHEMICAL (BATTERIES): 49.9 MW registered
Registered capacity
49.9 MW
Maximum export capacity
49.9 MW
Maximum import capacity
47.405 MW
Flexible connection
Not stated
In a connection queue
Not published by SSEN
Date accepted
Not stated
Target energisation date
Not stated
Distribution reinforcement reference
Not published by SSEN
Transmission reinforcement reference
Not published by SSEN
Export MPAN
1700060238715
Import MPAN
1700060238706
Last updated
13 May 2026
Tracked since
December 2025 edition

Change history

Tracked since the December 2025 edition, across 9 editions. Not found in the April 2026 edition.

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

  • May 2026 edition
    Status changed from “accepted to connect” to “connected”
  • April 2026 edition
    Not found in this edition by its MPAN, grid reference or name and postcode

Also at BOAT OF GARTEN

GSP view

5 other sites at this grid supply point in the September 2026 edition, 3 of them at BOAT OF GARTEN GRID, the same primary substation. In all, the sites here total 232 MW: 162 MW connected, 70 MW accepted to connect.

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