Keith Greener Grid Park
This project in Moray, Scotland, will start construction in late 2020 and will help increase the amount of renewable energy to be delivered on the National Grid network.
We have consent to install a facility near the Keith Substation that will help deliver a greener grid network.
Located south of Western Road in Keith, permission was granted by Moray Council for this innovative project that will not only reduce the costs of generating more renewable electricity but will also assist to deliver National Grid ESO's target of being able to operate a zero-carbon electricity system by 2025.
The project will feature two Rotating Stabilisers synchronous machines from GE Power.
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The Guardian on: Keith Greener Grid Park
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