Projects / Substation
Dun Hill 132/33kV
South Scotland, SP Energy Networks
3projects in the register
110 MWstill to connect
87.6 MWof that with Gate 2 offers
61.5 MWconnected now
The queue at this substation
| Project | Customer | Technology | Queued MW | Connection date | Gate | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windy Standard III Wind Farm | Windy Standard III Limited | Onshore wind | 87.6 | 1 Jun 2026 Past date | Gate 2 | Consented |
| Windy Standard 1 Repower | FRED OLSEN RENEWABLES LIMITED | Onshore wind | 21.9 | 30 Jun 2031 | Not stated | Scoping |
| Windy Standard II (Brockloch Rig) Wind Farm | BROCKLOCH RIG WINDFARM LIMITED | Onshore wind | 0 | Connected | Not stated | Built |
Recent changes
- Windy Standard III Wind FarmSouth Scotland, Onshore windStage 1: Status changed from Awaiting consent to Consented
- Windy Standard III Wind FarmSouth Scotland, Onshore windStage 2: Status changed from Awaiting consent to Consented
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