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Rye House 400kV Substation

England and Wales, National Grid Electricity Transmission

0projects in the register
0 MWstill to connect
0 MWof that with Gate 2 offers
0 MWconnected now

The queue at this substation

ProjectCustomerTechnologyQueued MWConnection dateGateStatus

Left the register since January 2021: Rye House (Tertiary) (57 MW).

Recent changes

  • Rye House (Tertiary)England and Wales, StorageLeft the register (57 MW from 30 Jun 2027)57 MW
  • Rye House (Tertiary)England and Wales, StorageConnection date moved from 30 Sep 2027 to 30 Jun 2027 (−3 months)−3 mo
  • Rye House (Tertiary)England and Wales, StorageRestructured from 2 stages (49.9 MW from 31 Oct 2025, 7.1 MW from 31 Oct 2027) to 1 stage (57 MW from 30 Sep 2027). First connection date +23 months+23 mo
  • Rye House (Tertiary)England and Wales, StorageCustomer changed from ENSO GREEN HOLDINGS LIMITED to ENSO GREEN HOLDINGS N LIMITED
  • Rye House (Tertiary)England and Wales, StorageStage 1: Technology changed from Storage, Solar to Storage
  • Rye House (Tertiary)England and Wales, StorageStage 2: Technology changed from Storage, Solar to Storage
  • Rye House (Tertiary)England and Wales, StorageStage 1: Technology changed from Hybrid to Storage, Solar
  • Rye House (Tertiary)England and Wales, StorageStage 2: Technology changed from Hybrid to Storage, Solar
  • Rye House (Tertiary)England and Wales, StorageStage 1: Technology changed from Storage, Solar to Hybrid
  • Rye House (Tertiary)England and Wales, StorageStage 2: Technology changed from Storage, Solar to Hybrid
  • Rye House (Tertiary)England and Wales, StorageSubstation name updated in the register (from Rye House 400kV to Rye House 400kV Substation)
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Status definitions (NESO)

Scoping: NESO is not aware that a planning application has been made.

Awaiting Consents: NESO is aware, or the customer has told it, that a planning application has been made.

Consents Approved: NESO is aware, or the customer has told it, that the planning application has been approved.

Terminated: used by NESO only in its register of 30 April 2021, for two projects that left the register the next month.

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Source: NESO