Caple Rig 132kV Substation
South Scotland, SP Energy Networks
The queue at this substation
| Project | Customer | Technology | Queued MW | Connection date | Gate | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Caple Rig [formerly Faw Side Community Wind Farm] | Community Windpower Limited | Onshore wind | 250 | 7 Sep 2029 | Gate 1 | Scoping |
Recent changes
- Caple Rig [formerly Faw Side Community Wind Farm]South Scotland, Onshore windCustomer changed from CWP Energy Limited to Community Windpower Limited
- Caple Rig [formerly Faw Side Community Wind Farm]South Scotland, Onshore windMarked as Gate 1
- Caple Rig [formerly Faw Side Community Wind Farm]South Scotland, Onshore windConnection point changed from Faw Side Community Wind Farm Substation to Caple Rig 132kV Substation
- Caple Rig [formerly Faw Side Community Wind Farm]South Scotland, Onshore windStatus changed from Awaiting Consents to Scoping
- Caple Rig [formerly Faw Side Community Wind Farm]South Scotland, Onshore windRenamed from Faw Side Community Wind Farm
- Caple Rig [formerly Faw Side Community Wind Farm]South Scotland, Onshore windConnection date moved from 27 Apr 2028 to 7 Sep 2029 (+16 months)+16 mo
- Caple Rig [formerly Faw Side Community Wind Farm]South Scotland, Onshore windConnection date moved from 31 Oct 2025 to 27 Apr 2028 (+30 months)+30 mo
- Caple Rig [formerly Faw Side Community Wind Farm]South Scotland, Onshore windCustomer changed from COMMUNITY WINDPOWER LIMITED to CWP Energy Limited
- Caple Rig [formerly Faw Side Community Wind Farm]South Scotland, Onshore windSubstation name updated in the register (from Faw Side Community Wind Farm to Faw Side Community Wind Farm Substation)
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