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CIRENCESTER PV

CIRENCESTER SOLAR FARM EXPORT at MINETY GSP

SSEN Embedded Capacity Register, October 2026 edition

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

Date connected
Not stated
Status
Connected
Customer
CIRENCESTER SOLAR FARM EXPORT
Site name
CIRENCESTER PV
Address
WITPIT LANE, CIRENCESTER, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, GL7 5RP
Grid reference
Easting 405926, northing 201833
Licence area
Southern England (SEPD)
Grid supply point
MINETY GSP
Bulk supply point
CIRENCESTER
Primary substation
CIRENCESTER PV GENERATION
Connection voltage
33 kV
Technology group
Solar
Energy source 1
SOLAR, PHOTOVOLTAIC: 9.5 MW registered
Registered capacity
9.5 MW
Maximum export capacity
9.5 MW
Maximum import capacity
Not stated
Flexible connection
No
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
2000060019385
Import MPAN
2000060019376
Last updated
12 Feb 2026
Tracked since
August 2023 edition

Change history

Tracked since the August 2023 edition, across 39 editions.

Changes to the details QueueWatch tracks, newest first.

  • April 2025 edition
    Technology stated as Solar (not stated in the March 2025 edition)
  • November 2023 edition
    Capacity stated as 9.5 MW (not stated in the October 2023 edition)
  • November 2023 edition
    Technology not stated (Solar in the October 2023 edition)
  • November 2023 edition
    Flexible connection stated as “no” (not stated in the October 2023 edition)

Also at MINETY GSP

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57 other sites at this grid supply point in the October 2026 edition. In all, the sites here total 1.4 GW: 0.6 GW connected, 0.8 GW accepted to connect.

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