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Fig A1.1 Existing Power Stations.Cdr Electricity Ten Year Statement 2012 Appendix A1 System Maps CONTENTS Figure A.1.1 – GB Existing Power Stations Figure A.1.2 – GB Existing Transmission System (Geographical) Figure A.1.3 – GB Existing Transmission System (Schematic) Figure A.1.4 – GB Transmission System Boundaries Figure A.1.5 – GB Reactive Compensation Plant Figure A1.1: GB Existing Power Stations PLANT TYPE Baillie & Bernaheig NUCLEAR Causeymire COAL Buolfruich Cassley OIL & OCGT Gordonbush Moray Firth Rosehall Lairg Kilbraur CCGT/CHP Lairg-Achany Shin HYDRO/PUMPED Beinn Tharsiun STORAGE Grudie Bridge Mossford Novar WIND Conon Luichart Orrin Boyndie Fairburn Deanie Cairn Uish OTHER Ben Aketil Culligran Edinbane Aigas Glens of Foundland Peterhead Kilmorack Hills of Towie Dummuies SUBSTATIONS Fasnakyle Torr Achil Stoneywood Paul's Hill Millennium Glen Livishie Morrison Foyers Caennacroc Farr Glendoe Invergarry Quoich Kinlochleven Errochty Power Station Tullo Rannoch Clunie Drumderg Firth of Forth Tummel Bridge Argyll Array Cashlie Pitlochry Lochay Finlarig Inverawe Cruachan St. Fillans Clachan Nant Ardkinglas Griffin Sloy Braes of Doune An Suidhe Exxon Mossmorran Earlsburn Longannet Cruach Mho Cockenzie Grangemouth Torness Islay Aikengall Dun Law Crystal Rig Hunterston 1 & 2 Extension Toddleburn Gigha Blacklaw Bowbeat Long Park Deucheran Whitelee Beinn an Tuirc Caledonian Paper Mill Dogger Bank Tangy Farm Clyde North Clyde South Hadyard Hill Lynemouth Steven’s Croft Moyle Mark Hill Minsca Far To Northern Ireland Dalswinton Arecleoch Tongland Hartlepool Robin Rigg Wilton Sellafield Teeside Ormonde Hornsea Roosecote Heysham Walney I & II Barrow Irish Sea Drax Ferrybridge Saltend East - West To Ireland Eggborough Killingholme Keadby Immingham Burbo Bank Brigg South Humber Bank Wylfa Gwynt y Mor North Hoyle Rhyl Flats Fiddlers West Burton Shotton Paper Ferry Cottam Connahs Quay CDCL Rocksavage Inner Dowsing Deeside Dinorwig Lynn Sherringham Shoal Norfolk Staythorpe Ffestiniog Derwent Spalding Sutton Bridge Ratcliffe-on-Soar Kings Lynn Ironbridge Rugeley Corby Scoby sands Great Yarmouth Sizewell B Little Barford Peterborough Greater Gabbard 500MW Rye House Pembroke Brimsdown Gunfleet Sands I&II BitNed To Netherlands London Array Baglan Bay Severn Power Taylors Lane Coryton Didcot Barking Uskmouth Tilbury Medway Seabank Littlebrook Thanet Grain Damhead Creek Bristol Channel Barry Aberthaw Kingsnorth Hinkley Point B Marchwood Dungeness Shoreham IFA Fawley To France Cowes Hastings Langage Indian Queens Isle of Wight Figure A1.2: GB Existing Transmission System 400kV Substations 275 kV Substations 132kV Substations 400kV Circuits 275kV Circuits 132kV Circuits Interconnectors Dounreay Thurso Major Generating Sites Including Pumped Storage Mybster Connected at 400kV Cassley Moray Firth Connected at 275 kV Stornoway Dunbeath Hydro Generation Lairg Brora Shin Grudie Bridge Mossford Alness Conon Fraserburgh Luichart Orrin Elgin Macduff Ardmore St. Fergus Deanie Keith Culligran Dingwall Strichen Nairn Blackhillock Aigas Kilmorack Inverness Dunvegan Peterhead Beauly Fasnakyle Knocknagael Dyce Kintore Persley Glen Braodford Morrison Woodhill Willowdale Caennacroc Foyers Boat of Clayhills Fort Augustus Garten Tarland Craigiebuckler Redmoss Invergarry Quoich Fiddes Fort William Errochty Power Station Errochty Rannoch Clunie Firth of Forth Tummel Bridge Tealing Cashlie Dudhope Arbroath Lochay Lyndhurst Milton of Graigie Taynuilt Killin Charleston Dalmally Finlarig Dudhope Cruachan Burghmuir Glenagnes St. Fillans Nant Clachan Inverarnan SCOTTISH HYDRO-ELECTRIC Cupar Inveraray Sloy TRANSMISSION Glenrothes Leven Devonside Westfield Redhouse Whistlefield Kincardine Stirling Dunfemline Glenniston Helensburgh Mossmorran Port Ann Longannet Inverkeithing Grangemouth Cockenzie Dunbar Dunoon Spango Bonnybridge Telford Rd.Shrubhill Broxburn Gorgie Portobelllo Valley Strathleven Windyhill Bathgate Torness Cumbernauld Whitehouse Inverkip Erskine Lambhill Crystal Rig Devol Easterhouse Smeaton Moor Coatbridge Livingston Newarthill Currie Kaimes Clydes Mill Neilston Berwick Hunterston Strathaven Black Law Dunlaw Extension Marshall Meadows Busby East Kilwinning Whitelee Wishaw Kilmorack Kilbride Saltcoats Town Whitelee ExtnSouth Linmill Eccles Meadowhead Carradale SP TRANSMISSION LTD Kilmarnock Coalburn South Ayr Clyde (North) Dogger Bank Coylton Elvanfoot Clyde (South) Maybole Kendoon Carsfad Markhill To Northern Ireland Glenlee Gretna Blyth Arecleoch Earlstoun Dumfries Ecclefechan Auchencrosh Fourstones Newton Stewart Tynemouth Chapelcross Harker South Shields Stella West Tongland West Boldon Glenluce Offerton Hawthorne Pit Hartmoor Spennymoor Hartlepool Saltholme Tod Point Wigtown Bay Teeside Norton Robin Rigg Greystones Grangetown Lackenby Hutton Hornsea Ormonde Walney I & II Quernmore Osbaldwick Heysham Knaresborough West of Duddon Barrow Bradford Thornton West Kirkstall Skelton Poppleton Creyke Beck Westermost Rough Irish Sea Stanah Padiham Grange Monk Fryston Saltend Shell Flats North Hedon Penwortham Drax Humber Gateway Elland Saltend South Eggborough Rochdale Ferrybridge To Ireland To Ireland Washway Keadby Humber Refinery Burbo Bank Farm Kearsley Templeborough Thorpe Whitegate Killingholme Triton Knoll Kirkby West Marsh South Stalybridge Melton Humber Grimsby West Gwynt y Mor Carrington Pitsmoor West Wylfa Rainhill Stocksbridge Aldwarke Bank Winco Bank Burton Bredbury Neepsend Thurcroft Rhyl Flats Fiddlers North Hoyle Daines Sheffield City Ferry Cottam Race Bank Jordanthorpe Brinsworth Inner Dowsing Dudgeon Capenhurst Frodsham Bodelwyddan Norton Lees Pentir Macclesfield Chesterfield Lincs Deeside High Dinorwig South Manchester Marnham Sherringham Shoal Lynn Norfolk Staythorpe Docking Shoal Legacy Ffestiniog Cellarhead Stoke Bardolph Bicker Fenn Ratcliffe Willington on Soar Trawsfynydd Drakelow Walpole Rugeley Spalding North Ironbridge Norwich Main Bushbury Scoby sands Willenhall Bustleholm Shrewsbury Penn Enderby Nechells Hams Hall Ocker Hill Coventry Oldbury Kitwell Berkswell Burwell Main Sizewell Feckenham Grendon Bishops Wood Eaton Socon Patford Bramford Bridge Greater Gabbard 500MW Sundon East Claydon Pelham Braintree Wymondley Leighton Buzzard Greater Gabbard 2nd part Rassau Walham Waltham Rye House Cross Imperial Brimsdown Park Gunfleet Sands I&II Cowley Swansea North Watford Elstree Hackney To Netherlands Pembroke Amersham Main London Array Cilfynydd Culham Tottenham Redbridge Rayleigh Main Baglan Bay Mill Hill Warley Upper Boat Uskmouth Minety Didcot Margam Iron Acton Willesden Barking Coryton Alpha Steel Whitson Iver Ealing Pyle West Ham West Thurrock City Rd Tilbury Grain Cowbridge Hurst Seabank St Johns Kentish Flats Wood Thanet Laleham New Northfleet Kingsnorth Tremorfa East Chessington Cross Singlewell Kemsley Cleve Hill Bristol Channel Aberthaw Cardiff Melksham East Bramley West Weybridge Rowdown Littlebrook Beddington Fleet Canterbury Wimbledon North Hinkley Point Sellindge Bridgwater Alverdiscott Bolney Taunton Nursling Dungeness Mannington Marchwood Lovedean Ninfield Axminster Fawley Botley Wood Exeter To France Chickerell Hastings Langage Abham Indian Queens Landulph Isle of Wight B1 DOUNREAY Figure A1.3: GB Existing Transmission System MYBSTER GRUDIE DEANIE BRIDGE CASSLEY BRORA DUNBEATH CULLIGRAN MOSSFORD THURSO LAIRG SHIN AIGAS LUICHART ALNESS KILMORACK ORRIN STRICHEN ST. FERGUS NAIRN ELGIN MOBIL ARDMORE KEITH PETERHEAD BEAULY FRASERBURGH DUNVEGAN INVERNESS ST. FERGUS GAS EDINBANE FASNAKYLE PERSLEY PETERHEAD FARR GRANGE WIND FARM BOAT OF GARTEN GLENFARCLAS Legend B1 BROADFORD KNOCKNAGAEL GLENDOE CRAIGIEBUCKLER 400kV Circuit BLACKHILLOCK KINTORE TARLAND 275kV Circuit DALLAS FIDDES SHE TRANSMISSION FOYERS 132kV Circuit FORT WILLIAM B2 BRECHIN GRID FORT AUGUSTUS B2 KILLIN ARBROATH 400kV Substation MILTON OF CRAIGIE 275kV Substation B3 TEALING TAYNUILT 132kV Substation DALMALLY FERNOCH CRUACHAN ERROCHTY CHARLESTON System Boundaries INVERARAY COUPAR ANGUS INVERARNAN AN SUIDHE BURGHMUIR B4 Note: Not all radial 132kV circuits are PORT ANN SLOY LEVEN CUPAR BRACO ABERNETHY indicated on this diagram GLENROTHES DUNOON CARRADALE B3 HELENSBURGH STRATHLEVEN WESTFIELD WESTFIELD RED HOUSE WHISTLEFIELD B4 WINDYHILL LONGANNET MOSSMORRAN GLENNISTON DRUMCHAPEL KINCARDINE WINDYHILL LAMBHILL STIRLING DEVONSIDE B5 ERSKINE BONNYBRIDGE PORT DUNDAS DEVOLMOOR WEST GEORGE STREET B5 BRAEHEAD PARK GRANGEMOUTH SHRUBHILL CHARLOTTE STREET DEWAR PLACE DALMARNOCK EASTERHOUSE SIGHTHILL DEVOLMOOR INVERKIP PORTOBELLO GOVAN COATBRIDGE HAGGS ROAD CURRIE WHITEHOUSE HUNTERSTON CLYDE'S MILL HUNTERSTON EAST KILBRIDE PAISLEY NEWARTHILL GIFFNOCK KILWINNING WHITELEE BLACKLAW MEADOWHEAD KAIMES COCKENZIE BLACKLAW SMEATON NEILSTON TRANSMISSION BUSBY WHITELEE EXT CRYSTAL RIG KILMARNOCK SOUTH EAST KILBRIDE SOUTH STRATHAVEN TORNESS SP WISHAW KILMARNOCK SOUTH DUNLAW EXTENSION AYR COALBURN CLYDE NORTH ELVANFOOT AUCHENCROSH HADYARD HILL CLYDE SOUTH COYLTON CHAPELCROSS MOYLE HAWICK MARK HILL GALASHIELS ECCLES MAYBOLE GRETNA GLENLUCE KENDOON DUMFRIES B6 FOURSTONES BLYTH TYNEMOUTH SOUTH WEST OFFERTON EC7 BOLDON NEWTON STEWART GLENLEE TONGLAND 1 1 SHIELDS 1 2 1 2 2 2 B6 HARKER STELLA WEST HAWTHORN B7 PIT B11 2 1 HARTMOOR SPENNYMOOR SALTHOLME B16 HUTTON 2 1 HEYSHAM LACKENBY 2 2 2 EC7 1 HARTLEPOOL B7a WASHWAY 1 1 TOD POINT FARM 2 1 STANAH 2 1 B7 PENWORTHAM HEDON B7a 1 1 BRADFORD KIRKSTALL NORTON WEST 1 2 SALTEND 2 2 GREYSTONES NORTH THORNTON CREYKE SALTEND 1 KNARESBOROUGH BECK HUMBER 1 2 EC1 2 SKELTON REFINERY PADIHAM 2 SOUTH KIRKBY 3 1 2 RAINHILL GRANGE OSBALDWICK 1 HUMBER NW4 2 1 POPPLETON KEADBY KILLINGHOLME BANK 2
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