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Electricity Licensees Last Updated 06/01/2021 Licensee Company No Licence Type All Electricity licensees Last updated 06/01/2021 Licensee Company No Licence Type Electricity Distribution Independent Distribution Network Operators Eclipse Power Networks Limited 09633506 Electricity Distribution Energy Assets Networks Limited 10068882 Electricity Distribution ESP Electricity Limited 04718806 Electricity Distribution Forbury Assets Limited 11024024 Electricity Distribution Fulcrum Electricity Assets Limited 08019627 Electricity Distribution Harlaxton Energy Networks Limited 07330883 Electricity Distribution Independent Power Networks Limited 04935008 Electricity Distribution Indigo Power Limited 12159646 Electricity Distribution Last Mile Electricity Limited SC234694 Electricity Distribution Leep Electricity Networks Limited 06684589 Electricity Distribution Murphy Power Distribution Limited 10622250 Electricity Distribution The Electricity Network Company Limited 05581824 Electricity Distribution UK Power Distribution Limited 06339585 Electricity Distribution Utility Assets Limited 07255054 Electricity Distribution Vattenfall Networks Limited 02731769 Electricity Distribution Distribution Network Operators Eastern Power Networks Plc 02366906 Electricity Distribution Electricity North West Limited 02366949 Electricity Distribution London Power Networks Plc 03929195 Electricity Distribution Northern Powergrid (Northeast) Limited 02906593 Electricity Distribution Northern Powergrid (Yorkshire) Plc 04112320 Electricity Distribution Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution Plc SC213460 Electricity Distribution South Eastern Power Networks Plc 03043097 Electricity Distribution Southern Electric Power Distribution Plc 04094290 Electricity Distribution SP Distribution Plc SC189125 Electricity Distribution SP Manweb Plc 02366937 Electricity Distribution Western Power Distribution (East Midlands) Plc 02366923 Electricity Distribution Western Power Distribution (South 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Electricity Generation Centrica KL Limited 04262243 Electricity Generation Centrica KPS Limited 05006144 Electricity Generation Centrica PB Limited 04262250 Electricity Generation C.Gen Killingholme Limited 06422434 Electricity Generation Clayhill Solar Limited 08662024 Electricity Generation Cleator Battery Storage Limited 10266915 Electricity Generation Cleve Hill Solar Park Limited 08904850 Electricity Generation Clyde Windfarm (Scotland) Limited SC281105 Electricity Generation Cogle Moss Renewables LLP SO304944 Electricity Generation Coire Glas Hydro Pumped Storage Limited SC561128 Electricity Generation Corby Power Limited 02329494 Electricity Generation Corriegarth Wind Energy Limited SC486712 Electricity Generation Coryton Energy Company Limited FC020597 Electricity Generation Cour Wind Farm (Scotland) Limited SC493307 Electricity Generation Creyke Beck Power Limited 10342799 Electricity Generation Creyke Beck Storage Limited 10342976 Electricity Generation Crystal Rig ll Limited SC257737 Electricity Generation Cygnus Wind Transmission Limited 08584195 Electricity Generation Damhead Creek II Limited 05956747 Electricity Generation Danske Commodities A/S CVR nr 28113951 Electricity Generation Deeside Power (UK) Limited 08887001 Electricity Generation Derwent Cogeneration Limited 02650621 Electricity Generation Doggerbank Offshore Windfarm Project 1 Projco Ltd 07791991 Electricity Generation Doggerbank Offshore Windfarm Project 2 Projco Ltd 07914510 Electricity Generation Dorenell Windfarm Limited 05628395 Electricity Generation Drax Corporate Developments Limited 06657336 Electricity Generation Drax Generation Enterprise Limited SC189124 Electricity Generation Drax Power Limited 04883589 Electricity Generation Drayton Manor Farms Limited 08890131 Electricity Generation Dudgeon Offshore Wind Limited 04418909 Electricity Generation Dulater Hill Wind Park Limited 06439166 Electricity Generation Dunmaglass Wind Farm Limited SC607482 Electricity Generation East Anglia One Limited 07366753 Electricity Generation East Anglia One North Limited 111218100 Electricity Generation East Anglia Three Limited 08141208 Electricity Generation East Anglia Two Limited 11121842 Electricity Generation EDF Development Company Limited 06222043 Electricity Generation EDF Energy Renewables Limited 06456689 Electricity Generation EDF Energy (Thermal Generation) Limited 04267569 Electricity Generation EDF Energy Nuclear Generation Limited 03076445 Electricity Generation Eelpower (OPCO6) Limited 10909865 Electricity Generation Eggborough Power Limited 03782700 Electricity Generation Energyfarm UK Pines Burn LLP OC428008 Electricity Generation Energy Store 6 Limited 10270743 Electricity Generation Enersyst Limited 08894952 Electricity Generation ENGIE Power Limited 04236804 Electricity Generation Engie UK Markets Limited 02462479 Electricity Generation EP Langage Limited 03462783 Electricity Generation EP SHB Limited 02571241 Electricity Generation Equinicity 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