List of power stations in England
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This is a list of the electricity-generating power stations in England, sorted by type and name.
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[edit] Biofuels
Biofuel (or biomass) power stations:
Dedicated biomass:
| Station | Output | Fuel | Operator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ely power station | 38MW | straw/gas | EPR |
| Eye power station | 12.7MW | animal waste derived fuel | EPR |
| Glanford power station | 13MW | meat and bone meal | EPR |
| Thetford power station | 39MW | poultry litter | EPR |
| Wilton 10 | 30MW | Wood | SembCorp |
Proposed biomass:
- Avonmouth 100MW (Helius Energy)
- Barton-upon-Irwell 20MW renewable energy plant[1]
- Blackburn Meadows 25MW planning approved (E.ON)
- Brigg renewable energy plant 40MW planning approved (Eco2)
- Drax Ouse Renewable Energy Plant 300MW (Drax/Siemens)
- Immingham Heron Renewable Energy Plant 300MW (Drax/Siemens)
- Portbury Dock 150MW (E.ON)
- Sleaford 40MW planning approved
- Stallingborough 65MW (RWE npower)
The following plants can co-fire coal and biofuels:
- Cottam Power Station
- Didcot A Power Station
- Drax Power Station
- Ferrybridge Power Station
- Fiddlers Ferry Power Station
- Lynemouth Power Station
- Slough Heat and Power
- Tilbury Power Station
- West Burton Power Station
[edit] Nuclear power stations
Main article: Nuclear power in the United Kingdom
[edit] Open
- Dungeness B Power Station 1080MW (predicted closure 2018)
- Hartlepool Power Station (predicted closure 2014)
- Heysham Power Station Stage 1 1200MW (predicted closure 2014)
- Heysham Power Station Stage 2 1200MW (predicted closure 2023)
- Hinkley Point B Power Station 1260MW (predicted closure 2016)
- Hunterston Power Station
- Torness Power Station
- Sizewell B Power Station 1200MW
oldbury power station
[edit] Closed
- Berkeley Power Station
- Bradwell Power Station
- Calder Hall Power Station
- Dungeness A Power Station
- Hinkley Point A Power Station
- Sizewell A Power Station
- Windscale Advanced Gas Cooled Reactor
- Winfrith Steam Generating Heavy Water Reactor
[edit] Proposed
[edit] Coal-fired
[edit] Open
- Cottam Power Station 2008MW, EDF
- Didcot A Power Station 1958MW, RWE, co-fires gas and biofuel (to close by end 2015)
- Drax power station 3870MW, Drax Group, co-fires biofuel
- Eggborough Power Station 1960MW, Eggborough Power Limited
- Ferrybridge Power Station 1995MW, SSE, co-fires biofuel (units 1 and 2 to close by end 2015)
- Fiddlers Ferry Power Station 1961MW, SSE, co-fires biofuel
- Ironbridge Power Station (or Buildwas Power Station) 970MW, E.On (to close by end 2015)
- Kingsnorth power station 1940MW, E.On, co-fires oil (A station to close by end 2015)
- Lynemouth Power Station 420MW, Alcan, co-fires biofuel
- Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station 2000MW, E.On
- Rugeley Power Station 1006MW, IP
- Tilbury Power Station 1038MW, RWE, co-fires oil (to close by end 2015)
- West Burton Power Station 1972MW, EDF
- Wilton Power Station 197MW, SembCorp Industries
[edit] Closed
- Acton Lane Power Station (demolished)
- Agecroft Power Station (demolished)
- Back o' th' Bank Power Station (demolished)
- Barking A,B and C Power Stations (demolished)
- Barton Power Station (demolished)
- Battersea Power Station
- Berwick-upon-Tweed Power Station (demolished)
- Birchills Power Station (or Walsall Power Station) (demolished)
- Blackburn Meadows Power Station (demolished)
- Blackwall Point Power Station (demolished)
- Blaydon Burn Power Station (demolished)
- Bloom Street Power Station (or Dickinson Street or Winser Street Power Station)
- Blyth Power Station (demolished, except admin block, gate house, and National Grid buildings)
- Bold Power Station (demolished)
- Bradford Power Station (demolished)
- Brighton A and B Power Stations (also known as Shoreham or Southwick Power Station) (demolished)
- Brimsdown Power Station (demolished)
- Brunswick Wharf Power Station (demolished)
- Carrington Power Station (demolished)
- Carlisle Willowholme Power Station (demolished)
- Carville Power Station (demolished except turbine hall)
- Castle Donington Power Station (demolished)
- Chadderton Power Station (demolished)
- The Close Power Station (demolished)
- Commercial Road Power Station (cooling tower and chimney demolished)
- Croydon Power A and B Stations (demolished except chimneys)
- Darlington Power Station (demolished)
- Deptford Power Station (demolished)
- Doncaster Power Station (demolished)
- Drakelow A, B and C Power Stations (demolished)
- Dunston Power Station (demolished)
- East Yelland Power Station (demolished)
- Elland Power Station (demolished)
- Fleetwood Power Station (demolished)
- Forth Banks Power Station
- Fulham Power Station
- Great Yarmouth A and B Power Stations (demolished)
- Greenwich Power Station
- Hackney Power Station (partially demolished)
- Hams Hall Power Station (demolished)
- Hartshead Power Station (demolished)
- High Marnham Power Station (demolished except cooling towers)
- Horden Power Station (demolished)
- Howley Power Station - Warrington (demolished)
- Huncoat Power Station (demolished 1990 - except admin block)
- Ince A Power Station (demolished)
- Keadby Power Station (demolished)
- Kearsley Power Station (demolished)
- Kingston Power Station, London (demolished)
- Kirkstall Power Station (demolished)
- Lemington Power Station
- Little Barford Power Station (demolished)
- Littlebrook A, B and C Power Stations (demolished)
- Lots Road Power Station
- Manors Power Station
- Marchwood Power Station (demolished)
- Meaford Power Station (demolished)
- Mexborough Power Station (demolished)
- Neasden Power Station (demolished)
- Neepsend Power Station (demolished)
- Neptune Bank Power Station (demolished)
- North Tees Power Station (demolished)
- Northampton Power Station also known as Nunn Mills Power Station (Cooling towers demolished; generating hall still standing derelict 2010)
- Norwich Power Station (demolished)
- Padiham Power Station (demolished 1993 - site re-used for business estate and electricity distribution)
- Philadelphia Power Station
- Portishead A and B Power Stations (demolished)
- Portsmouth power station (demolished, housing, coal dock became Gunwharf IOW Ferry Terminal)
- Radcliffe Power Station (demolished)
- Richborough Power Station
- Roosecote Power Station (demolished except now converted turbine hall)
- Rotherham power station (demolished)
- Rugeley A Power Station (demolished)
- Rye House Power Station (demolished)
- Skelton Grange Power Station (demolished)
- Slough Heat and Power (no-longer fires coal)
- Spa Road Power Station (demolished)
- Spondon Power Station (demolished)
- St Swithin's Power Station (demolished)
- Staythorpe Power Station (demolished)
- Stella power stations (demolished)
- Stepney Power Station (demolished)
- Stuart Street Power Station (demolished)
- Sunderland Power Station (demolished)
- Taylors Lane Power Station
- Thornhill Power Station (demolished)
- Thorpe Marsh Power Station (demolished except cooling towers)
- Trafford Power Station (demolished)
- Wakefield Power Station (demolished)
- West Ham Power Station (or Canning Town Power Station) (demolished)
- West Thurrock Power Station (demolished)
- Whitebirk Power Station (demolished)
- Wilford Power Station (demolished)
- Willington Power Station (demolished except cooling towers)
- Woolwich Power Station (demolished)
[edit] Proposed or under construction
- Kingsnorth power station 1940MW, proposed
- Hatfield power station 900MW (IGCC/gas), planning approved February 2009
[edit] Gas-fired
Note there are various definitions of generating capacity which will result in variation between the different sources.
[edit] Open
- Barking Reach power station 1000MW (currently being extended by 470MW)
- Blackburn Mill 60MW
- Bridgewater power station 10MW
- Burghfield power station 45MW
- Chickerell power station 45MW
- Chippenham power station 10MW
- Corby Power Station 401MW
- Coryton Power Station 732MW
- Cottam Development Centre 400MW
- Damhead Creek power station 792MW, plans being drawn up for 1000MW extension
- Derwent Power Station 214MW, CHP
- Didcot B Power Station 1390MW
- Enfield Power Station 392MW
- Fellside Power Station 180MW, CHP
- Glanford Brigg Power Station 268MW
- Great Yarmouth Power Station 420MW
- Immingham Power Station 730MW, currently being expanded to 1180MW, CHP
- Keadby Power Station 745MW
- Killingholme Power Station 665MW, Centrica
- Killingholme Power Station 900MW, E.ON
- Kings Lynn Power Station 340MW, permission granted to extend by 1020MW
- Little Barford Power Station 665MW
- Langage Power Station 900 MW
- Marchwood Power Station 840MW
- Medway Power Station 688MW
- Peterborough Power Station 405MW
- Rocksavage Power Station 748MW
- Roosecote Power Station 229MW
- Rye House Power Station 715MW
- Salt End power station 1200MW
- Seabank Power Station 1145MW
- Seal Sands Power Station 50MW
- Sevington power station 10MW
- Shoreham Power Station 400MW
- Solutia power station 10MW
- South Humber Bank Power Station 1285MW
- Spalding Power Station 860MW
- Staythorpe Power Station 1650MW,
- Sutton Bridge Power Station 800MW, proposed extenstion of 1260MW
- Taylors Lane Power Station 132 MW
- Teesside Power Station 1875MW
- Thornhill Power Station 50MW
- Weston Point CHP
- Wheldale power station 8MW, mine gas
- Winnington Power Station 130MW, CHP
In the UK there is also:
- 856MW of landfill gas plant
- 123MW of sewer gas plant
- 1921MW of CHP not listed above using various fuels
- 1328MW of other autogenerators
[edit] Proposed or under construction
- Carrington Power Station 860MW approved (also referred to as Partington)
- Drakelow Power Station 1220MW, planning approved
- Grain Power Station 1275MW, CHP, under construction
- Thor Cogeneration Power Station 1020MW, planning approved
- West Burton Power Station 1270MW, under construction
[edit] Oil-fired
[edit] Open
- Fawley Power Station 968MW, RWE (to close by end 2015)
- Grain Power Station 1300MW, E.On (to close by end 2015)
- Littlebrook D Power Station 2055MW, RWE (to close by end 2015)
[edit] Closed
- Bankside Power Station
- Belvedere Power Station (demolished)
- Ince Power Station (demolished)
- Littlebrook A, B and C Power Stations (demolished)
- Portishead B Power Station
- Richborough Power Station
- Tilbury A Power Station (demolished)
[edit] Open cycle gas turbines
[edit] Open
- Cowes Power Station
- Croydon Gas Power Station
- Norwich Power Station[citation needed]
- Taylors Lane Power Station
[edit] Closed
- Bulls Bridge Power Station (closed)
- Hastings Power Station (closed)
- Letchworth Power Station (closed)
- Rye House Power Station (closed)
- Watford Power Station (closed)
[edit] Wind power
This is maintained between these two lists
[edit] Tidal power
Tidal power generating facilities:
- Severn Barrage (proposed)
- Wave hub (proposed)
[edit] Hydroelectric power
- Back Barrow Hydro 0.325 MW
- Beeston, Nottinghamshire 1.66 MW, currently the largest Run of River Hydroelectric plant in England.
- Belper North Mill 350kW
- Biddulph Park 3kW
- Borrowash Mill, 0.179 MW
- Brignall Mill 3kW
- Burton Mill, 0.068 MW
- Cotton Valley Sewage Works 15kW
- Cuckney School, Nottinghamshire 7kW
- Delank Quarry 0.3 MW
- Earthbalance Centre 7kW
- Gants Mill Somerset 12kW
- Glen Lyn Gorge 0.3 MW
- Guildford Mill 40kW
- Hamlyn Mill 7kW
- Houghton Mill 16kW
- Itteringham Mill 4kW
- Kielder Water 12 MW, England's largest hydroelectric plant.
- Lynmouth Hydro 0.305 MW
- Marlingford Mill 12kW
- Marsh Mill 6kW
- Masson Mill, River Derwent, Derbyshire 260kW
- Milford Mill 180kW
- Old Walls Hydro, Dartmoor, 0.076 MW
- Oswestry, Llanfordda, 0.363 MW
- Oldcotes Mill 3kW
- Ponts Mill Hydro Scheme 0.2 MW
- River Dart Country Park, Dartmoor, 0.048 MW
- Sonning Mill 16kW
- St. Blazey, 0.2 MW
- Sturston Mill 1.5kW
- Talamh Life Centre 4kW
- Tellisford Mill, Somerset, part of the Mendip Power Group 75kW
- Trecarrell Mill Hydro Scheme, 0.03 MW
- Trelubbas Hydro Scheme, 0.175 MW
[edit] See also
- List of power stations in Northern Ireland
- List of power stations in Scotland
- List of power stations in Wales
- List of wind farms - worldwide listing
[edit] References
- ^ Public offers support to Trafford renewable energy plant, 5 August 2010, http://www.peelenergy.co.uk/public-offers-support-to-trafford-renewable-energy-, retrieved 6 September 2010
- http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/hi/pdfs/14_06_06_powerstations.pdf
- http://www.berr.gov.uk/files/file41999.pdf List of stations to close as they are opted out of LCPD
- http://www.berr.gov.uk/files/file41816.pdf Table of Potential New Conventional Electricity Generating Plants in Great Britain November 2007.
- http://www.berr.gov.uk/energy/statistics/source/electricity/page18527.html BERR list of power stations
- http://www.nationalgrid.com/uk/Electricity/SYS/current/ National Grid's seven year statement with list of current and planned connections