Whitelee Extension 275/33kV
South Scotland, SP Energy Networks
The queue at this substation
| Project | Customer | Technology | Queued MW | Connection date | Gate | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Whitelee Extension | Scottish Power Renewables (UK) Limited | Storage with solar or wind | 32 | 1 Dec 2026 | Not stated | Built |
| Airtnoch BESS | TURBINE MARKETING SPV LIMITED | Storage | 89 | 29 Sep 2027 | Gate 1 | Awaiting Consents |
Left the register since January 2021: Airtnoch BESS (89 MW).
Recent changes
- Airtnoch BESSSouth Scotland, StorageMarked as Gate 1
- Airtnoch BESSSouth Scotland, SolarLeft the register (89 MW from 29 Sep 2027)89 MW
- Airtnoch BESSSouth Scotland, StorageAgreement type changed from Embedded to Direct Connection
- Whitelee ExtensionSouth Scotland, Storage with solar or windTechnology changed from Storage, Solar, Onshore wind to Storage, Solar, Onshore wind, Hydrogen
- Whitelee ExtensionSouth Scotland, Storage with solar or windConnection date moved from 31 Mar 2023 to 1 Dec 2026 (+44 months)+44 mo
- Whitelee ExtensionSouth Scotland, Storage with solar or windTechnology changed from Onshore wind to Storage, Solar, Onshore wind
- Airtnoch BESSSouth Scotland, SolarRenamed from Lochgoin Solar Farm
- Airtnoch BESSSouth Scotland, SolarConnection date moved from 1 Aug 2024 to 29 Sep 2027 (+38 months)+38 mo
- Airtnoch BESSSouth Scotland, StorageAdded to the registerNew
- Whitelee ExtensionSouth Scotland, Storage with solar or windSubstation name updated in the register (from Whitelee Extension to Whitelee Extension 275/33kV)
- Airtnoch BESSSouth Scotland, SolarSubstation name updated in the register (from Whitelee Extension to Whitelee Extension 275/33kV)
- Whitelee ExtensionSouth Scotland, Storage with solar or windCapacity changed from 0 MW to 32 MW
- Whitelee ExtensionSouth Scotland, Storage with solar or windConnection date set to 31 Mar 2023
- Airtnoch BESSSouth Scotland, SolarConnection date moved from 25 Aug 2023 to 1 Aug 2024 (+11 months)+11 mo
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