Arecleoch 132/33kV
South Scotland, SP Energy Networks
The queue at this substation
| Project | Customer | Technology | Queued MW | Connection date | Gate | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arecleoch Extension Windfarm | Scottish Power Renewables (UK) Limited | Onshore wind | 72.8 | 31 Aug 2026 Past date | Not stated | Scoping |
| Arecleoch | Scottish Power Renewables (UK) Limited | Onshore wind | 216 | 15 Jun 2032 | Not stated | Scoping |
Recent changes
- Arecleoch Extension WindfarmSouth Scotland, Onshore windRenamed from Arecleoch Windfarm Extension
- ArecleochSouth Scotland, Onshore windConnection point changed from Arecleoch 132kV Substation to Arecleoch 132/33kV
- Arecleoch Extension WindfarmSouth Scotland, Onshore windConnection point changed from Arecleoch 132kV Substation to Arecleoch 132/33kV
- Arecleoch Extension WindfarmSouth Scotland, Onshore windConnection date moved from 1 Aug 2025 to 31 Aug 2026 (+13 months)+13 mo
- Arecleoch Extension WindfarmSouth Scotland, Onshore windConnection date moved from 1 Aug 2024 to 1 Aug 2025 (+12 months)+12 mo
- ArecleochSouth Scotland, Onshore windRestructured from 2 stages (216 MW from 15 Jun 2032, 114 MW connected) to 2 stages (216 MW from 15 Jun 2032, 114 MW connected)
- ArecleochSouth Scotland, Onshore windSubstation name updated in the register (from Arecleoch 132kV to Arecleoch 132kV Substation)
- Arecleoch Extension WindfarmSouth Scotland, Onshore windSubstation name updated in the register (from Arecleoch 132kV to Arecleoch 132kV Substation)
- Arecleoch Extension WindfarmSouth Scotland, Onshore windConnection date moved from 30 Oct 2023 to 1 Aug 2024 (+9 months)+9 mo
- Arecleoch Extension WindfarmSouth Scotland, Onshore windConnection date moved from 31 Oct 2023 to 30 Oct 2023 (1 day earlier)
- ArecleochSouth Scotland, Onshore windNew stage added (216 MW from 15 Jun 2032)
- Arecleoch Extension WindfarmSouth Scotland, Onshore windConnection date moved from 31 Oct 2025 to 31 Oct 2023 (−24 months)−24 mo
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