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Source-reported scope: oil/gas, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: hydropower, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: bioenergy, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: hydropower, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: bioenergy, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: hydropower, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: oil/gas, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: bioenergy, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: A 91 MW solar photovoltaic independent power project.

Source-reported scope: The completed scheme combines upgrades to the existing Leigh flood storage area with new Hildenborough defences. At Leigh, storage capacity increased by about 23% after the maximum stored-water level at the control structure was raised by 55 cm; the expanded area is reported to hold about 7.4 million cubic metres. Works included new gates, lifting and electrical systems, and moving maintenance platforms. At Hildenborough, works comprise a 98-metre floodplain embankment, a pumping station on the Hawden Stream, and a sheet-piled wall intended to prevent River Medway water backing up into Hildenborough without increasing flood risk elsewhere. The release says the scheme will reduce flood risk to 1,870 homes and 575 businesses; about 180 Hildenborough homes affected by flooding in 2013 are identified as benefiting directly from the new embankment and pumping station, while other properties benefit from Leigh's additional capacity. The release also cautions that defences reduce, but do not eliminate, flood risk.

Source-reported scope: wind, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Planned scope: The proposal combines reshaping and capping demolition-waste mounds with installing a solar plant. The planned works include forming a northeast-facing platform at a 3% slope; covering it with 20 cm of clay and 10 cm of topsoil; removing visible waste around the site, including in the wooded wet valley; and installing 5,049 photovoltaic modules on a fenced 3.61 ha area. Associated facilities include an 18 m² technical building, a 191 m central gravel road, a 591 m perimeter fire-access road, and a 120 m³ fire-water tank. The plant is described as 3.11 MWp, with average production estimated at 3,515 MWh/year. The report says waste remains outside the project boundary in the northwest, and notes that the choice not to treat all deposit areas is unexplained. The grid connection is not settled: an approximately 2.5 km underground connection to Maneguen substation is envisaged, with other options also mentioned. Foundation descriptions differ in the dossier: supports are described as probably ballasted, but elsewhere as steel tables attached to concrete blocks resting on the ground.

Source-reported scope: wind, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Planned scope: The described development comprises the SAF production, pre-treatment, processing and storage plant; marine infrastructure and pipelines for exporting finished product to marine or rail loading infrastructure; a biomass-fired CHP plant with electrical output up to approximately 200 MWe and additional steam production; utility pipelines, wastewater treatment and discharge, an electricity connection, an air separation unit, bulk storage for feedstock, intermediates and product, and associated and ancillary infrastructure.

Source-reported scope: Battery energy storage system described as 50+ MW and 400+ MWh, with an eight-hour duration. Designed to store excess solar generation for delivery to the grid; connects through the Limondale Solar Farm’s existing 33 kV substation.

Source-reported scope: wind, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: wind, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: nuclear, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Planned scope: A project on the N25 from Lakeview Roundabout in Midleton to the Youghal Bypass at Ballyvergan. The listed road length is circa 20 km but is to be determined, and the cross-section is undetermined. Route options are under development. The page says potential Castlemartyr and Killeagh bypasses are to be assessed further alongside potential multi-modal transport solutions; it does not establish a final alignment or selected scope.

Planned scope: Planned pumped-storage hydro development using Loch Kemp as the upper reservoir and Loch Ness as the lower reservoir; intended to store excess renewable electricity and generate up to 600 MW of power.

Source-reported scope: oil/gas, covering one generating unit (Phase 1). The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: bioenergy, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: wind, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: hydropower, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: hydropower, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.