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.
Reported status and procurement
Reported development
Not established
Procurement availability
Unknown / not established
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Project summary
Loch Kemp Storage is a planned pumped-storage hydro development on the southern shores of Loch Ness, between Fort Augustus and Inverness in the Scottish Highlands. The proposed design uses Loch Kemp as the upper reservoir and Loch Ness as the lower reservoir, and is intended to store excess renewable electricity and generate up to 600 MW.
Evidence limits and unknowns
The supplied project page, observed 17 October 2026, does not state procurement status, a buying window, a project schedule or detailed equipment specifications.
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Project metadata
Country
United Kingdom Based on reviewed release evidence
Region
Europe
Category
Energy Derived from released evidence
Physical assets
Pumped Hydro
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Project name
Source reported
Loch Kemp Storage
Attributed to lochkempstorage.co.uk.
Source: lochkempstorage.co.uk · publication date not recorded · observed 2026-10-17
Sources and evidence · lochkempstorage.co.uk
Source published: Not recordedObserved: 2026-10-17
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.
Attributed to lochkempstorage.co.uk.
Source: lochkempstorage.co.uk · publication date not recorded · observed 2026-10-17
Sources and evidence · lochkempstorage.co.uk
Source published: Not recordedObserved: 2026-10-17
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