
Lister Drive Greener Grid Park
This is one of several projects across the country that will help the UK build a greener future, reaching its goal of achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Lister Drive Greener Grid Park Community Fund – Application Deadline Approaching
The deadline for applications to the Lister Drive Greener Grid Park Community Fund is fast approaching. If you have a project that focuses on energy efficiency and environmental improvements within 1.5 km of the Lister Drive development in Liverpool, now is the time to apply.
The Lister Drive Greener Grid Park Community Fund, provided by Statkraft and administered by GrantScape, offers a total of £20,000 annually for the duration of the project (25 years) to support eligible projects. This year’s application deadline is 23 April 2025.
Key details, including the size of grants available, criteria, and eligibility to apply can all be found on the Grantscape website: Lister Drive Greener Grid Park Community Fund Criteria - Grantscape Grantscape.
Don’t miss this opportunity to secure funding for your project and contribute to a greener future for our community. Apply now before the deadline on 23 April 2025!

Why Lister Drive?
National Grid ESO, the operator of the GB electricity grid is responsible for its smooth running and has identified a need for some stability services to the grid in the Liverpool area. Following a thorough search, Lister Drive was determined to be the best site due to its location near an existing electricity sub-station. Planning consent for the project was granted by Liverpool City Council in 2020.
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What’s happened so far?
The project is operational and delivering much-needed grid stability services to maximise the amount of renewables that can be utilised on the grid.
Why do we need Greener Grid Parks?
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Greener Grid Parks in UK
Our Greener Grid Parks are a collection of small buildings, usually located near substations, containing innovative technology designed to increase the amount of renewable energy transmitted through the national grid.