Lister Drive Greener Grid Park
Located near the substation located off Carnegie Rd, this was consented by Liverpool City Council in 2020. The project will help increase the amount of renewable energy that can be delivered on the National Grid network.
National Grid have identified a need for some stability to the grid in the Liverpool area and there are limited places where these projects can be located. After a thorough search across wider Liverpool, this site was found to meet all the requirements; mainly due to being located near the existing substation, but with added factors of being located within an industrial setting.
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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.