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

Source-reported scope: 1,800 MW Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) independent power plant using natural gas.

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: geothermal, 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: Proposed grid-connected battery energy storage system rated at 450 MW / 1,800 MWh / 4 hours, with an on-site substation and O&M building. The referral describes planned overhead transmission lines to the Lower Tumut Switching Station; connection type is subject to Transgrid requirements. Associated works include upgrading the Miles Franklin Drive–Snowy Mountain Highway intersection. The referral gives Project Areas A+B as 30.10 ha, a 21.86 ha disturbance footprint and an 8.24 ha avoidance area; it notes these area calculations differ very marginally from the EPBC portal calculations because of GIS software differences.

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: A 300 MW battery comprising 164 lithium-ion Tesla Megapacks.

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.

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: Sea-water reverse-osmosis (RO) desalination plant with a stated capacity of 200 MIGD. The source gives two daily equivalents: 909,200 m³/day in the project description and 909,201 m³/day in key facts.

Source-reported scope: A 1,000 MW variable-speed pumped-storage plant comprising four 250 MW reversible units. It uses Tehri Dam Reservoir as the upstream reservoir and Koteshwar Dam Reservoir as the downstream reservoir, with an underground powerhouse on the left bank of the Bhagirathi River. The source describes the plant as designed for peaking power and grid support.

Source-reported scope: geothermal, 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: coal, 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 Grand Union Canal Transfer project will transfer water from Severn Trent’s supply area to areas of water deficit in Affinity Water’s supply area, via a combination of treatment plants, pipelines and use of the Canal & River Trust’s historic canal network. Recycled water will be treated in a new Advanced Water Treatment Plant before being transferred east via a new pipeline to the north-east of Birmingham and discharged into the Coventry Canal near Atherstone. Thereafter, the existing Coventry, Oxford and Grand Union canals, in addition to their statutory navigation role, will convey the treated recycled water to an abstraction point on the canal network between Milton Keynes and the Chilterns, where water will be stored in a new reservoir and further treated to drinking water quality prior to its entry via a new pipeline into Affinity Water’s distribution system to the west of Luton. The project is linear in nature and extends to approximately 160km.

Source-reported scope: Seawater reverse-osmosis (SWRO) desalination plant with stated capacity of 250,000 m³/day. The key-facts entry lists 250 under “Desalinated water (000' m3/day).”

Source-reported scope: coal, 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: Seawater desalination station with production capacity of 300,000 m³ per day.

Source-reported scope: oil/gas, covering one generating unit (CC). 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: The completed Toll Road works replaced the original steel tidal outfall flaps with new flaps made from high-density polyethylene and marine-grade stainless steel; repainted the flood gate, replaced its worn seals, improved pedestrian access when the gate is closed, and installed a quieter road surface. The Toll Road works are part of the wider Lymington Flood Alleviation Scheme, which also includes piling along the marshes; that wider-scheme work is distinct from the Toll Road works.