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List of power stations in Scotland

October 28, 2023

This list of power stations in Scotland includes current and former electricity-generating power stations in Scotland, sorted by type. Scotland is a net exporter of electricity and has a generating capacity of over 10GW. None of this is generated by conventional oil- or gas-burning power stations, instead using one large gas turbine power station and two large nuclear power stations, as well as several hydro-electric schemes in the Highlands comprising over 80 generating stations with a combined capacity of 1.4GW. Scotland also has an increasing number of wind farms, due to the large proportion of upland areas. As of July 2010, there were 100 operating wind farms in Scotland with a combined capacity of 8GW; and a further 96 projects under construction or consented, with capacity of 2GW.[1] A number of other power plants include an experimental wave power generator on Islay, and Steven's Croft near Lockerbie, the UK's largest wood-fired biomass power station.[2] Since 2016 no coal fired power stations are operating in Scotland.[3]

A red background denotes a power station that is no longer operational, and a green background denotes a power station that is currently operational.

Nuclear power stations edit

Further information: Nuclear power in the United Kingdom
Name Operator Location (UK grid reference) Council area Type Capacity (MW) Commissioned Closed
Chapelcross Nuclear Decommissioning Authority NY216697 Dumfries and Galloway Magnox 200 1959 2004
Dounreay DFR Nuclear Decommissioning Authority NC981668 Highland Fast breeder reactor 14 1962 1977
Dounreay PFR Nuclear Decommissioning Authority NC981668 Highland Fast breeder reactor 250 1975 1994
Hunterston A Nuclear Decommissioning Authority NS183514 North Ayrshire Magnox 360 1964 1990
Hunterston B EDF Energy NS183514 North Ayrshire Advanced gas-cooled reactor 1,288 1976 2022
Torness EDF Energy NT746750 East Lothian Advanced gas-cooled reactor 1,364 1988 -

Coal-fired edit

Name Operator Location (UK grid reference) Council area Capacity (MW) Commissioned Closed
Aberdeen[4] Aberdeen City 57.25 operating 1959
Barony SSEB NS528218 East Ayrshire 60 1957 1989
Bonnybridge[4] Scottish Central Electric Power Co. / S.S.E.B. 60 operating 1959
Braehead SSEB NS517677 Renfrewshire 260 1951 1979
Clyde's Mill[4] Clyde Valley Electrical Power Co. / S.S.E.B. 277.5 1916
Cockenzie Scottish Power NT394754 East Lothian 1,200 1967 2013
Dalmarnock[4] Clyde Valley Electrical Power Co. / S.S.E.B. 257.5
Dundee (Carolina Port)[4][5] Dundee Corporation Dundee 75.625 operating 1959 1984
Dunfermline (Townhill) [4] Fife Electric Power Co. 25.5 operating 1959
Falkirk[4] Scottish Central Electric Power Co. 7.5 operating 1959
Galashiels[4] 6.625 operating 1959
Kilmarnock[4] Ayrshire Electricity Board 60 operating 1959
Kincardine Scottish Power NS923882 Fife 760 1958[6] 1997
Longannet Scottish Power NS953852 Fife 2,400 1970[7] 2016
Methil Scottish Power NO381002 Fife 57 1965 2000
Pinkston Glasgow Corporation/S.S.E.B. NS595667 Glasgow 65 1901 1960s
Portobello Edinburgh Corporation/S.S.E.B. NT301743 Edinburgh 1934 1977
Yoker Clyde Valley Electrical Power Co./S.S.E.B. NS510686 Glasgow 100 1905 1976

Oil- and gas-fired edit

Name Operator Location (UK grid reference) Council area Fuel Capacity (MW) Commissioned Closed
Arnish Scottish and Southern Energy NB422304 Western Isles Diesel 10.3 2000 -
Barra[8] Scottish and Southern Energy NF718033 Western Isles Diesel 2.5 1986 -
Bowmore[9] Scottish and Southern Energy NR320602 Argyll and Bute Diesel 6.0 1946 -
Brodick[4] Diesel 3.087
Campbeltown[4] Diesel 3.740
Daliburgh[4] Diesel 1.56
Grangemouth Grangemouth CHP NS944810 Falkirk Gas 130 2001 -
Inverkip South of Scotland Electricity Board NS196711 Inverclyde Oil 1900 1970 1988
Kirkwall Scottish and Southern Energy HY44651097 Orkney Oil 16 1951
Lerwick A and B Scottish and Southern Energy HU465427 Shetland Oil 67 1953 & 1996 -
Lochalsh[4] Diesel 0.91
Loch Carnan[10] Scottish and Southern Energy NF832427 Western Isles Diesel 11.8 1971 -
Peterhead Scottish and Southern Energy NK127430 Aberdeenshire Gas 1550 1980 -
Stornoway Scottish and Southern Energy NB431321 Western Isles Diesel 23.5 1950 -
Sullom Voe Terminal[11][12] ENGIE HU401751 Shetland Gas 22 (100) 1980 -
Tiree[13] Scottish and Southern Energy NL997446 Argyll and Bute Diesel 2.5 1953 -
Tobermory[4] Diesel 1.375

Hydro-electric edit

Further information: Hydroelectricity in the United Kingdom

Pumped-storage hydro-electric edit

Hydroelectricity relies on gravity to propel water through power-generating turbines. The difference in height between the turbine and the water source is known as the "head". Scotland has two pumped-storage hydro-electric power stations, which pump water back up to a storage reservoir during periods of off-peak demand. Although claimed to be the first such station in the world when it opened in 1965 by the Visit Cruachan website, Drax Group PLC's Cruachan Power Station[14] was preceded by the Ffestiniog Power Station in North Wales, which opened in 1963,[15] and on a smaller scale by the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board's Sron Mor power station opened in 1957, part of the Shira Hydro-Electric Scheme.[16] Cruachan can hold 7 gigawatt-hours (25 TJ) of energy,[17] equivalent to 22 hours of full production. 12 hours is reserved for black start.[18]

Name Operator Location (UK grid reference) Council area Gross head (m) Capacity (MW) Stored Energy Commissioned
Sron Mor[16] SSE Renewables NN161200 Argyll and Bute 40 feet (12 m) 5 1957
Cruachan[14][19] Drax Group NN077268 Argyll and Bute 360 440 7 GWh[17] or 8.8[20] 1965
Foyers/Loch Mhòr[21] SSE Renewables[22] NH503217 Highland 179 300 6.3 GWh[20] 1974

SSE have proposed building two new pumped storage schemes in the Great Glen; 600 MW at Balmacaan above Loch Ness,[23] and 600 MW at Coire Glas above Loch Lochy, at £800m.[24][25][26][27][28]

Scotland has a potential for around 500 GWh of pumped storage.[29]

Conventional hydro-electric edit

Several of Scotland's hydro-electric plants were built to power the aluminium smelting industry, but many more were built in the mid-20th century by the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board to supply the communities of the Highlands. These were built in several "schemes" of linked stations, each covering a catchment area, whereby the same water may generate power several times as it descends.

Name Operator Scheme Location (UK grid reference) Council area Gross head (m) Capacity (MW) Commissioned
Achanalt [30] SSE Renewables Conon NH308619 Highland 20 3 1956
Aigas [31] SSE Renewables Affric-Beauly NH474436 Highland 18 20 1962
Allt Fionn [32] Osspower/Glenfalloch Estate - NN331209 Stirling 180 2 2012
Allt-na-Lairige[33] SSE Renewables Shira NN231136 Argyll and Bute 249 6 1956
Auchtertyre [34] Innogy - NN353290 Stirling - 0.7 2000
Blantyre [35] Innogy - NS695583 South Lanarkshire - 0.575 1995
Bonnington [36] Lanarkshire Hydro-Electric Co. / SSEB / Drax Group Lanark NS884416 South Lanarkshire 30 11 1927
Braevallich [37] Innogy - NM958073 Argyll and Bute - 2.2 2006
Carnoch [38] Innogy - NM847606 Highland 245 1.35 2006
Carsfad [39] Drax Group Galloway NX604854 Dumfries and Galloway 20 12 1936
Cashlie [40] SSE Renewables Breadalbane NN507419 Perth and Kinross 142 11 1959
Cassley [41] SSE Renewables Shin NC396232 Highland 113 10 ?
Ceannacroc [42] SSE Renewables Great Glen NH223108 Highland 90 20 1959
Chliostair [43] SSE Renewables Chliostair NB059091 Western Isles 125 1 1960
Clachan [33] SSE Renewables Shira NN191133 Argyll and Bute 294 40 1955
Clunie [44] SSE Renewables Tummel NN912597 Perth and Kinross 53 61 1955
Cuaich [44] SSE Renewables Tummel NN674876 Highland 27 2.5 1959
Cuileig [39] SSE Renewables - NH179767 Highland - 3.2 2002
Culligran [31] SSE Renewables Affric-Beauly NH377404 Highland 60 19 1962
Dalchonzie [40] SSE Renewables Breadalbane NN740219 Perth and Kinross 29 4 1958
Deanie [31] SSE Renewables Affric-Beauly NH291387 Highland 113 38 1963
Douglas Water [45] Innogy - NN054054 Argyll and Bute 173 3 2008
Drumjohn [39] Drax Group Galloway NX521973 Dumfries and Galloway - 2 1985
Earlstoun [39] Drax Group Galloway NX614818 Dumfries and Galloway 20 14 1936
Errochty [44] SSE Renewables Tummel NN772593 Perth and Kinross 186 75 1955
Fasnakyle [31] SSE Renewables Affric-Beauly NH318295 Highland 159 69 1951
Finlarig [40] SSE Renewables Breadalbane NN585345 Perth and Kinross 415 16.5 1955
Foyers SSE Renewables Foyers NH503217 Highland 179 200 1896, reconfigured 1971[46]
Foyers Falls [47] SSE Renewables Foyers NH503217 Highland 108 5 1974
Garrogie [48] Innogy - NH500132 Highland - 2.4 2005
Garry Gualach [49] Innogy - NH170004 Highland - 0.78 2002
Gaur [44] SSE Renewables Tummel NN464569 Perth and Kinross 30 7.5 1953
Gisla [50][51] SSE Renewables Gisla NB128257 Western Isles 47 0.7 1960
Glen Noe[52] RWE Glen Noe NN048341 Argyll and Bute 2 2021
Glen Tarbert [53] Innogy - NM865605 Highland - 0.85 2000
Glendoe SSE Renewables Glendoe NH451031 Highland 600 100 2009
Glenlee [39] Drax Group Galloway NX606805 Dumfries and Galloway 120 24 1935
Glenmoriston [42] SSE Renewables Great Glen NH364156 Highland 93 37 1957
Grudie Bridge [30] SSE Renewables Conon NH320623 Highland 168 18.7 1950
Inverawe [33] SSE Renewables Sloy-Awe NN016321 Argyll and Bute 36 25 1963
Inverbain [54] Innogy - NG786549 Highland - 1 2005
Invergarry [42] SSE Renewables Great Glen NH319013 Highland 53 20 1956
Inverlael[55] Innogy - NH189854 Highland 120 2.5 2009
Kendoon [39] Drax Group Galloway NX604876 Dumfries and Galloway 46 24 1936
Kerry Falls [56] SSE Renewables - NG829719 Highland 56 1 1952
Kilmelfort [33] SSE Renewables Sloy-Awe NM832141 Argyll and Bute 111 2 1956
Kilmorack [31] SSE Renewables Affric-Beauly NH494442 Highland 17 20 1962
Kingairloch [57] SSE Renewables - NM836532 Highland - 3.5 2005
Kinlochleven [58] Alcan - NN191617 Highland - 30 1909
Lairg [41] SSE Renewables Shin NC575069 Highland 10 3.5 1959
Lednock [40] SSE Renewables Breadalbane NN698303 Perth and Kinross 91 3 1961
Livishie [42] SSE Renewables Great Glen NH353159 Highland 259 15 1962
Loch Dubh [59] Alcan - NC149012 Highland 166 1.2 1948
Loch Ericht [44] SSE Renewables Tummel NN553727 Perth and Kinross 55 2.2 1962
Loch Gair [33] SSE Renewables Sloy-Awe NR924908 Argyll and Bute 109 6 1961
Lochaber [60] Rio Tinto Alcan Lochaber NN127751 Highland - 65 1944
Lochay [40] SSE Renewables Breadalbane NN545349 Perth and Kinross 180 45 1958
Lubreoch [40] SSE Renewables Breadalbane NN453417 Perth and Kinross 30 4 1958
Luichart [30] SSE Renewables Conon NH394570 Highland 56 34 1954
Lussa [33] SSE Renewables Sloy-Awe NR735260 Argyll and Bute 116 2.4 1952
Morar [61] SSE Renewables Morar NM683922 Highland 5 1 1948
Mossford [30] SSE Renewables Conon NH330633 Highland 161 18.6 1957
Mucomir SSE Renewables Great Glen NN183839 Highland 7 1.95 1962
Mullardoch [31] SSE Renewables Affric-Beauly NH222309 Highland 27 2.4 1955
Nant [33] SSE Renewables Sloy-Awe NN015208 Argyll and Bute 172 15 1963
Nostie Bridge [62] SSE Renewables Lochalsh NG852272 Highland 149 1 1948
Orrin [30] SSE Renewables Conon NH436545 Highland 222 18 1959
Pitlochry [44] SSE Renewables Tummel NN935577 Perth and Kinross 15 15 1950
Quoich [42] SSE Renewables Great Glen NH107011 Highland 101 18 1955
Rannoch [44] SSE Renewables Tummel NN529582 Perth and Kinross 156 44 1930
River E [63] Innogy - NH521164 Highland 287 3 2007
Shin [41] SSE Renewables Shin NH573974 Highland 81 18.6 1958
Sloy [33] SSE Renewables Sloy NN320098 Argyll and Bute 277 152.5 1950
Sron Mor [33] SSE Renewables Shira NN161200 Argyll and Bute 46 5 1957
St Fillans [40] SSE Renewables Breadalbane NN690246 Perth and Kinross 253 16.8 1957
Stanley Mills [64] Innogy - NO114328 Perth and Kinross - 0.84 2003
Stonebyres [36] Lanarkshire Hydro-Electric Co. / SSEB / Drax Group Lanark NS850441 South Lanarkshire 51 5 1927
Storr Lochs [65] SSE Renewables Storr Lochs NG500506 Highland 136 2.4 1952
Striven [33] SSE Renewables Sloy-Awe NS056839 Argyll and Bute 123 8 1951
Tongland [66] Drax Group Galloway NX694535 Dumfries and Galloway 32 33 1935
Torr Achilty [30] SSE Renewables Conon NH446545 Highland 16 15 1954
Trinafour [44] SSE Renewables Tummel NN724647 Perth and Kinross 91 0.5 1959
Tummel Bridge [44] SSE Renewables Tummel NN763590 Perth and Kinross 53 34 1935

Wind power edit

Further information: Wind power in Scotland

Onshore edit

Name Operator Location (UK grid reference) Council area Number of turbines Capacity (MW) Commissioned Notes
Burnfoot Hill EDF NN905034 Stirling 13 26 October 2010 [67]
Upper Ardgrain NJ960344 Aberdeenshire 3 2.4 October 2010 [67]
Ben Aketil extension Falck Renewables NG330461 Highland 2 4.6 October 2010 [67]
Achany Estate SSE Renewables NC504044 Highland 19 38 October 2010 [67]
Hammars Hill Hammars Hill Energy Ltd HY384235 Orkney 5 4.5 September 2010 [67]
Tullo Eneco NO757716 Aberdeenshire 7 17 September 2010 [67]
Methil Docks The Hydrogen Office NT375993 Fife 1 0.75 September 2010 [67]
Crystal Rig 2 Fred Olsen Renewables Ltd NT656683 Scottish Borders 51 117.3 September 2010 [67]
Crystal Rig 2a Fred Olsen Renewables Ltd NT660680 Scottish Borders 9 20.7 September 2010 [67]
House o'Hill NJ976585 Aberdeenshire 3 2.4 July 2010 [67]
Cairnmore Farm RWE Npower Renewables NJ503244 Aberdeenshire 3 2.55 July 2010 [67]
Carcant SSE Renewables NT364525 Scottish Borders 3 6 June 2010 [67]
Toddleburn SSE Renewables NT494535 Scottish Borders 12 27.6 June 2010 [67]
Craigengelt Hill GDF Suez NS723866 Stirling 8 20 March 2010 [67]
Tiree Community Wind Turbine Tiree Renewable Energy Ltd NM076483 Argyll and Bute 1 0.9 March 2010 [67]
Fairburn Estate Scottish & Southern NH416519 Highland 20 40 February 2010 [67]
Hill of Fiddes Broadview Energy NJ932250 Aberdeenshire 3 6.9 February 2010 [67]
Boyndie extension Falck Renewables NJ640619 Highland 1 2.3 January 2010 [67]
Pates Hill Your Energy NS965605 West Lothian 7 14 January 2010 [67]
North Rhins AES Wind Generation NX020568 Dumfries and Galloway 11 22 January 2010 [67]
Edinbane Vattenfall NG346462 Highland 18 41.4 December 2009 [67]
Skelmonae NJ889396 Aberdeenshire 4 3.2 December 2009 [67]
Strath of Brydock extension A.J. Duncan NJ653599 Aberdeenshire 1 2.3 December 2009 [67]
Cowhill NJ746336 Aberdeenshire 1 0.8 December 2009 [67]
Newstead NJ813503 Aberdeenshire 1 0.8 December 2009 [67]
Ednie Farm NK087511 Aberdeenshire 1 0.8 December 2009 [67]
Burgar Hill extension Burgar Hill Renewables HY341265 Orkney 1 2.3 November 2009 [67]
Dun Law extension ScottishPower NT461574 Scottish Borders 35 29.75 October 2009 [67]
Longpark EDF NT474424 Scottish Borders 19 38 October 2009 [67]
Holodyke DC & MC Wallace HY319215 Orkney 1 0.9 October 2009 [67]
Hill of Burns NJ742350 Aberdeenshire 1 0.8 October 2009 [67]
Westray Community wind turbine Westray Development Trust HY437460 Orkney 1 0.9 October 2009 [67]
Lochhead Farm A7 Energy Ltd NS778474 South Lanarkshire 3 6.15 July 2009 [67]
Clyde onshore SSE South Lanarkshire 206 522 2012+2017 [68]
Hill of Balquhindachy extension Greenspan Energy NJ857425 Aberdeenshire 2 1.7 July 2009 [67]
St John's Wells St John's Wells Wind Farm Limited NJ800369 Aberdeenshire 3 2.4 July 2009 [67]
Beinn Tharsuinn extension (Beinn nan Oighrean) RockBySea & Midfern Renewables NH614815 Highland 2 4.6 July 2009 [67]
Ardkinglass/Clachan Flats Iberdrola NN175145 Argyll and Bute 9 15.03 June 2009 [67]
Strath of Brydock A.J. Duncan NJ653599 Aberdeenshire 2 4.6 June 2009 [67]
Achairn Farm J & R Innes ND305504 Highland 3 6.15 May 2009 [67]
Aikengall Community Windpower NT714704 East Lothian 16 48 2009 [67]
Ardrossan Airtricity NS232471 North Ayrshire 12 24 2003 [69]
Artfield Scottish and Southern Energy NX225675 Dumfries and Galloway 15 22 2005 [70]
Balnamoon Balnamoon Renewables Ltd. NJ484555 Moray 1 0.8 2008 [67]
Beinn an Tuirc Scottish Power NR746367 Argyll and Bute 46 30.36 2002 [71]
Beinn Ghlas Npower NM975258 Argyll and Bute 14 8.4 1999 [72]
Beinn Tharsuinn Scottish Power NH614814 Highland 17 30 2006 [67]
Ben Aketil Falck Renewables NG330445 Highland 10 23 2007 [67]
Bilbster (Flex Hill) Npower ND271518 Highland 3 3.9 2008 [73]
Black Hill RES ND229446 Scottish Borders 22 28.6 2007 [67]
Black Law Scottish Power NS897539 North Lanarkshire, South Lanarkshire West Lothian 54 124.2 2005, extended 2006 [67]
Bowbeat E.ON UK NT302455 Scottish Borders 24 31.2 2002 [74]
Boyndie Falck Renewables NJ621639 Aberdeenshire 7 14 2006 [75]
Braes of Doune Airtricity NN719107 Stirling 36 72 2005 [76]
Bu Farm I & H Brown HY621218 Orkney 3 2.7 2002 [67]
Buolfruich Anthony Hall ND160355 Highland 15 12.75 [77]
Burgar Hill Npower HY346256 Orkney 2 5 2007 [78]
Burra Dale Shetland Aerogenerators HU424424 Shetland 5 3.7 2000, extended 2003 [67]
Cairn Uish (Rothes) Fred Olsen Renewables NJ184505 Moray 22 50.6 2005 [67]
Causeymire Npower ND155505 Highland 24 55 2004 [77]
Craig Craig Wind Farm Co. NX019569 Dumfries and Galloway 4 8 2007 [67]
Cruach Mhor Scottish Power NS035874 Argyll and Bute 35 29.75 2004 [67]
Crystal Rig Fred Olsen Renewables NT678679 Scottish Borders 25 62.5 2004, extended 2007 [67]
Dalswinton Airtricity NX950889 Dumfries and Galloway 15 30 2008 [79]
Deucheran Hill E.ON UK NR761442 Argyll and Bute 9 15.75 2001 [80]
Drumderg Scottish and Southern Energy NO179553 Perth and Kinross 16 32 2008 [81]
Dummuie Eco2 NJ563357 Aberdeenshire 7 10.4 2007 [67]
Dun Law Scottish Power NT466572 Scottish Borders 26 17.6 2000 [67]
Earlsburn Falck Renewables NS696884 Stirling 15 37.5 2007 [82]
Farr Npower NH734289 Highland 40 92 2006 [83]
Findhorn Ecovillage Findhorn Wind Park NJ058640 Moray 4 0.75 2006 [67][84]
Fintry FREE NS616867 Stirling 1 2.5 2007 [67]
Forss Fivestone ND019695 Highland 6 7 2003 [67]
Gigha Gigha Renewable Energy Company NR637472 Argyll and Bute 3 0.675 2004 [67]
Glens of Foudland Centrica NJ613360 Aberdeenshire 20 26 2005 [67]
Greendykeside A7 Energy NS811703 North Lanarkshire 2 4 2007 [67]
Green Knowes Scottish Power NN965070 Perth and Kinross 18 27 2008 [67]
Hadyard Hill Scottish and Southern Energy NX264992 South Ayrshire 52 120 2006 [70]
Hagshaw Hill Scottish Power NS789307 South Lanarkshire 46 42 1995, extended 2008 [67]
Hare Hill Scottish Power NS654097 East Ayrshire 20 13.2 2000 [67]
Kilbraur Falck Renewables NC785075 Western Isles 19 47.5 2008 [85]
Liniclate Element Wind Ltd. NF786498 Western Isles 1 0.9 2008 [67]
Mackie's Mackie's Ice Cream NJ763319 Aberdeenshire 3 2.55 2007 [86]
Michelin Tyre Factory Ecotricity NO448328 Dundee 2 4 2006 [67]
Millennium (Glenmoriston) Falck Renewables NH271077 Highland 20 50 2008 [67][87]
Minsca Farm Airtricity NY225810 Dumfries and Galloway 16 36.8 2008 [88]
North Redbog Redbog Renewables Ltd/Enercon NJ996552 Aberdeenshire 2 1.6 2008 [67]
Novar (Bendealt) RWE NH554714 Highland 50 53.8 1997 [89]
Paul's Hill Fred Olsen Renewables NJ114404 Moray 24 55.2 2006 [67]
Sainsbury's, East Kilbride Ecotricity NS641514 South Lanarkshire 1 0.6 2001 [67]
Sigurd Triodos Renewables HY346256 Orkney 1 1.3 2000 [67]
Spurness Scottish and Southern Energy HY604343 Orkney 4 11 2005 [67]
Tangy Farm Scottish and Southern Energy NR678286 Argyll and Bute 15 12.75 2002 [67]
Wardlaw (Dalry) Community Windpower NS251517 North Ayrshire 6 18 2006 [90]
Wether Hill Scottish Power NX691939 Dumfries and Galloway 14 18.2 2007 [67]
Whitelee Scottish Power Renewables NS575465 East Ayrshire, East Renfrewshire, South Lanarkshire 215 539 2009, extended 2013 [91]
Windy Standard Npower NS618016 Dumfries and Galloway 36 21.6 1996 [92]

Offshore edit

Name Operator Location (UK grid reference) Sea area Number of turbines Capacity (MW) Commissioned
Beatrice (Demonstrator)[93] Talisman Energy / Scottish and Southern Energy ND361006 Moray Firth 2 10 2007
Beatrice[94] Scottish and Southern Energy / Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners / Red Rock Power Limited ND361006 Moray Firth 84 588 2018
Robin Rigg[95] E.ON UK NX899420 Solway Firth 60 180 2009
Hywind Scotland[96][97] Statoil OG213845 15 miles (24 km) miles from Peterhead 5 30 2017

Others edit

Further information: Renewable energy in Scotland
Name Operator Location (UK grid reference) Council area Type Capacity (MW) Commissioned Closed
Billia Croo [98] EMEC HY2220909313 Orkney Wave power 7 2003
Braehour[99] Scottish Hydro Electric ND093532 Highland Peat burning ? 1954 1960
Baldovie[100] Dundee Energy Recycling NO448329 Dundee Energy from waste 10.5 1999 -
Greengairs[101] Shanks McEwan NS786697 North Lanarkshire Landfill gas 3.8 1996 -
Islay LIMPET[102] Wavegen NR158533 Argyll and Bute Wave power 0.5 2000 2012
Steven's Croft[103] E.ON UK NY121853 Dumfries and Galloway Biomass (wood) 44 2008 -
Westfield[104] Energy Power Resources NT193981 Fife Biomass (poultry litter) 10 2000 -

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list, power, stations, scotland, this, list, power, stations, scotland, includes, current, former, electricity, generating, power, stations, scotland, sorted, type, scotland, exporter, electricity, generating, capacity, over, 10gw, none, this, generated, conve. This list of power stations in Scotland includes current and former electricity generating power stations in Scotland sorted by type Scotland is a net exporter of electricity and has a generating capacity of over 10GW None of this is generated by conventional oil or gas burning power stations instead using one large gas turbine power station and two large nuclear power stations as well as several hydro electric schemes in the Highlands comprising over 80 generating stations with a combined capacity of 1 4GW Scotland also has an increasing number of wind farms due to the large proportion of upland areas As of July 2010 there were 100 operating wind farms in Scotland with a combined capacity of 8GW and a further 96 projects under construction or consented with capacity of 2GW 1 A number of other power plants include an experimental wave power generator on Islay and Steven s Croft near Lockerbie the UK s largest wood fired biomass power station 2 Since 2016 no coal fired power stations are operating in Scotland 3 A red background denotes a power station that is no longer operational and a green background denotes a power station that is currently operational Contents 1 Nuclear power stations 2 Coal fired 3 Oil and gas fired 4 Hydro electric 4 1 Pumped storage hydro electric 4 2 Conventional hydro electric 5 Wind power 5 1 Onshore 5 2 Offshore 6 Others 7 See also 8 References 9 Bibliography 10 External linksNuclear power stations editFurther information Nuclear power in the United Kingdom Name Operator Location UK grid reference Council area Type Capacity MW Commissioned ClosedChapelcross Nuclear Decommissioning Authority NY216697 Dumfries and Galloway Magnox 200 1959 2004Dounreay DFR Nuclear Decommissioning Authority NC981668 Highland Fast breeder reactor 14 1962 1977Dounreay PFR Nuclear Decommissioning Authority NC981668 Highland Fast breeder reactor 250 1975 1994Hunterston A Nuclear Decommissioning Authority NS183514 North Ayrshire Magnox 360 1964 1990Hunterston B EDF Energy NS183514 North Ayrshire Advanced gas cooled reactor 1 288 1976 2022Torness EDF Energy NT746750 East Lothian Advanced gas cooled reactor 1 364 1988 Coal fired editName Operator Location UK grid reference Council area Capacity MW Commissioned ClosedAberdeen 4 Aberdeen City 57 25 operating 1959Barony SSEB NS528218 East Ayrshire 60 1957 1989Bonnybridge 4 Scottish Central Electric Power Co S S E B 60 operating 1959Braehead SSEB NS517677 Renfrewshire 260 1951 1979Clyde s Mill 4 Clyde Valley Electrical Power Co S S E B 277 5 1916Cockenzie Scottish Power NT394754 East Lothian 1 200 1967 2013Dalmarnock 4 Clyde Valley Electrical Power Co S S E B 257 5Dundee Carolina Port 4 5 Dundee Corporation Dundee 75 625 operating 1959 1984Dunfermline Townhill 4 Fife Electric Power Co 25 5 operating 1959Falkirk 4 Scottish Central Electric Power Co 7 5 operating 1959Galashiels 4 6 625 operating 1959Kilmarnock 4 Ayrshire Electricity Board 60 operating 1959Kincardine Scottish Power NS923882 Fife 760 1958 6 1997Longannet Scottish Power NS953852 Fife 2 400 1970 7 2016Methil Scottish Power NO381002 Fife 57 1965 2000Pinkston Glasgow Corporation S S E B NS595667 Glasgow 65 1901 1960sPortobello Edinburgh Corporation S S E B NT301743 Edinburgh 1934 1977Yoker Clyde Valley Electrical Power Co S S E B NS510686 Glasgow 100 1905 1976Oil and gas fired editName Operator Location UK grid reference Council area Fuel Capacity MW Commissioned ClosedArnish Scottish and Southern Energy NB422304 Western Isles Diesel 10 3 2000 Barra 8 Scottish and Southern Energy NF718033 Western Isles Diesel 2 5 1986 Bowmore 9 Scottish and Southern Energy NR320602 Argyll and Bute Diesel 6 0 1946 Brodick 4 Diesel 3 087Campbeltown 4 Diesel 3 740Daliburgh 4 Diesel 1 56Grangemouth Grangemouth CHP NS944810 Falkirk Gas 130 2001 Inverkip South of Scotland Electricity Board NS196711 Inverclyde Oil 1900 1970 1988Kirkwall Scottish and Southern Energy HY44651097 Orkney Oil 16 1951Lerwick A and B Scottish and Southern Energy HU465427 Shetland Oil 67 1953 amp 1996 Lochalsh 4 Diesel 0 91Loch Carnan 10 Scottish and Southern Energy NF832427 Western Isles Diesel 11 8 1971 Peterhead Scottish and Southern Energy NK127430 Aberdeenshire Gas 1550 1980 Stornoway Scottish and Southern Energy NB431321 Western Isles Diesel 23 5 1950 Sullom Voe Terminal 11 12 ENGIE HU401751 Shetland Gas 22 100 1980 Tiree 13 Scottish and Southern Energy NL997446 Argyll and Bute Diesel 2 5 1953 Tobermory 4 Diesel 1 375Hydro electric editFurther information Hydroelectricity in the United Kingdom Pumped storage hydro electric edit Hydroelectricity relies on gravity to propel water through power generating turbines The difference in height between the turbine and the water source is known as the head Scotland has two pumped storage hydro electric power stations which pump water back up to a storage reservoir during periods of off peak demand Although claimed to be the first such station in the world when it opened in 1965 by the Visit Cruachan website Drax Group PLC s Cruachan Power Station 14 was preceded by the Ffestiniog Power Station in North Wales which opened in 1963 15 and on a smaller scale by the North of Scotland Hydro Electric Board s Sron Mor power station opened in 1957 part of the Shira Hydro Electric Scheme 16 Cruachan can hold 7 gigawatt hours 25 TJ of energy 17 equivalent to 22 hours of full production 12 hours is reserved for black start 18 Name Operator Location UK grid reference Council area Gross head m Capacity MW Stored Energy CommissionedSron Mor 16 SSE Renewables NN161200 Argyll and Bute 40 feet 12 m 5 1957Cruachan 14 19 Drax Group NN077268 Argyll and Bute 360 440 7 GWh 17 or 8 8 20 1965Foyers Loch Mhor 21 SSE Renewables 22 NH503217 Highland 179 300 6 3 GWh 20 1974SSE have proposed building two new pumped storage schemes in the Great Glen 600 MW at Balmacaan above Loch Ness 23 and 600 MW at Coire Glas above Loch Lochy at 800m 24 25 26 27 28 Scotland has a potential for around 500 GWh of pumped storage 29 Conventional hydro electric edit Several of Scotland s hydro electric plants were built to power the aluminium smelting industry but many more were built in the mid 20th century by the North of Scotland Hydro Electric Board to supply the communities of the Highlands These were built in several schemes of linked stations each covering a catchment area whereby the same water may generate power several times as it descends Name Operator Scheme Location UK grid reference Council area Gross head m Capacity MW CommissionedAchanalt 30 SSE Renewables Conon NH308619 Highland 20 3 1956Aigas 31 SSE Renewables Affric Beauly NH474436 Highland 18 20 1962Allt Fionn 32 Osspower Glenfalloch Estate NN331209 Stirling 180 2 2012Allt na Lairige 33 SSE Renewables Shira NN231136 Argyll and Bute 249 6 1956Auchtertyre 34 Innogy NN353290 Stirling 0 7 2000Blantyre 35 Innogy NS695583 South Lanarkshire 0 575 1995Bonnington 36 Lanarkshire Hydro Electric Co SSEB Drax Group Lanark NS884416 South Lanarkshire 30 11 1927Braevallich 37 Innogy NM958073 Argyll and Bute 2 2 2006Carnoch 38 Innogy NM847606 Highland 245 1 35 2006Carsfad 39 Drax Group Galloway NX604854 Dumfries and Galloway 20 12 1936Cashlie 40 SSE Renewables Breadalbane NN507419 Perth and Kinross 142 11 1959Cassley 41 SSE Renewables Shin NC396232 Highland 113 10 Ceannacroc 42 SSE Renewables Great Glen NH223108 Highland 90 20 1959Chliostair 43 SSE Renewables Chliostair NB059091 Western Isles 125 1 1960Clachan 33 SSE Renewables Shira NN191133 Argyll and Bute 294 40 1955Clunie 44 SSE Renewables Tummel NN912597 Perth and Kinross 53 61 1955Cuaich 44 SSE Renewables Tummel NN674876 Highland 27 2 5 1959Cuileig 39 SSE Renewables NH179767 Highland 3 2 2002Culligran 31 SSE Renewables Affric Beauly NH377404 Highland 60 19 1962Dalchonzie 40 SSE Renewables Breadalbane NN740219 Perth and Kinross 29 4 1958Deanie 31 SSE Renewables Affric Beauly NH291387 Highland 113 38 1963Douglas Water 45 Innogy NN054054 Argyll and Bute 173 3 2008Drumjohn 39 Drax Group Galloway NX521973 Dumfries and Galloway 2 1985Earlstoun 39 Drax Group Galloway NX614818 Dumfries and Galloway 20 14 1936Errochty 44 SSE Renewables Tummel NN772593 Perth and Kinross 186 75 1955Fasnakyle 31 SSE Renewables Affric Beauly NH318295 Highland 159 69 1951Finlarig 40 SSE Renewables Breadalbane NN585345 Perth and Kinross 415 16 5 1955Foyers SSE Renewables Foyers NH503217 Highland 179 200 1896 reconfigured 1971 46 Foyers Falls 47 SSE Renewables Foyers NH503217 Highland 108 5 1974Garrogie 48 Innogy NH500132 Highland 2 4 2005Garry Gualach 49 Innogy NH170004 Highland 0 78 2002Gaur 44 SSE Renewables Tummel NN464569 Perth and Kinross 30 7 5 1953Gisla 50 51 SSE Renewables Gisla NB128257 Western Isles 47 0 7 1960Glen Noe 52 RWE Glen Noe NN048341 Argyll and Bute 2 2021Glen Tarbert 53 Innogy NM865605 Highland 0 85 2000Glendoe SSE Renewables Glendoe NH451031 Highland 600 100 2009Glenlee 39 Drax Group Galloway NX606805 Dumfries and Galloway 120 24 1935Glenmoriston 42 SSE Renewables Great Glen NH364156 Highland 93 37 1957Grudie Bridge 30 SSE Renewables Conon NH320623 Highland 168 18 7 1950Inverawe 33 SSE Renewables Sloy Awe NN016321 Argyll and Bute 36 25 1963Inverbain 54 Innogy NG786549 Highland 1 2005Invergarry 42 SSE Renewables Great Glen NH319013 Highland 53 20 1956Inverlael 55 Innogy NH189854 Highland 120 2 5 2009Kendoon 39 Drax Group Galloway NX604876 Dumfries and Galloway 46 24 1936Kerry Falls 56 SSE Renewables NG829719 Highland 56 1 1952Kilmelfort 33 SSE Renewables Sloy Awe NM832141 Argyll and Bute 111 2 1956Kilmorack 31 SSE Renewables Affric Beauly NH494442 Highland 17 20 1962Kingairloch 57 SSE Renewables NM836532 Highland 3 5 2005Kinlochleven 58 Alcan NN191617 Highland 30 1909Lairg 41 SSE Renewables Shin NC575069 Highland 10 3 5 1959Lednock 40 SSE Renewables Breadalbane NN698303 Perth and Kinross 91 3 1961Livishie 42 SSE Renewables Great Glen NH353159 Highland 259 15 1962Loch Dubh 59 Alcan NC149012 Highland 166 1 2 1948Loch Ericht 44 SSE Renewables Tummel NN553727 Perth and Kinross 55 2 2 1962Loch Gair 33 SSE Renewables Sloy Awe NR924908 Argyll and Bute 109 6 1961Lochaber 60 Rio Tinto Alcan Lochaber NN127751 Highland 65 1944Lochay 40 SSE Renewables Breadalbane NN545349 Perth and Kinross 180 45 1958Lubreoch 40 SSE Renewables Breadalbane NN453417 Perth and Kinross 30 4 1958Luichart 30 SSE Renewables Conon NH394570 Highland 56 34 1954Lussa 33 SSE Renewables Sloy Awe NR735260 Argyll and Bute 116 2 4 1952Morar 61 SSE Renewables Morar NM683922 Highland 5 1 1948Mossford 30 SSE Renewables Conon NH330633 Highland 161 18 6 1957Mucomir SSE Renewables Great Glen NN183839 Highland 7 1 95 1962Mullardoch 31 SSE Renewables Affric Beauly NH222309 Highland 27 2 4 1955Nant 33 SSE Renewables Sloy Awe NN015208 Argyll and Bute 172 15 1963Nostie Bridge 62 SSE Renewables Lochalsh NG852272 Highland 149 1 1948Orrin 30 SSE Renewables Conon NH436545 Highland 222 18 1959Pitlochry 44 SSE Renewables Tummel NN935577 Perth and Kinross 15 15 1950Quoich 42 SSE Renewables Great Glen NH107011 Highland 101 18 1955Rannoch 44 SSE Renewables Tummel NN529582 Perth and Kinross 156 44 1930River E 63 Innogy NH521164 Highland 287 3 2007Shin 41 SSE Renewables Shin NH573974 Highland 81 18 6 1958Sloy 33 SSE Renewables Sloy NN320098 Argyll and Bute 277 152 5 1950Sron Mor 33 SSE Renewables Shira NN161200 Argyll and Bute 46 5 1957St Fillans 40 SSE Renewables Breadalbane NN690246 Perth and Kinross 253 16 8 1957Stanley Mills 64 Innogy NO114328 Perth and Kinross 0 84 2003Stonebyres 36 Lanarkshire Hydro Electric Co SSEB Drax Group Lanark NS850441 South Lanarkshire 51 5 1927Storr Lochs 65 SSE Renewables Storr Lochs NG500506 Highland 136 2 4 1952Striven 33 SSE Renewables Sloy Awe NS056839 Argyll and Bute 123 8 1951Tongland 66 Drax Group Galloway NX694535 Dumfries and Galloway 32 33 1935Torr Achilty 30 SSE Renewables Conon NH446545 Highland 16 15 1954Trinafour 44 SSE Renewables Tummel NN724647 Perth and Kinross 91 0 5 1959Tummel Bridge 44 SSE Renewables Tummel NN763590 Perth and Kinross 53 34 1935Wind power editFurther information Wind power in Scotland Onshore edit Name Operator Location UK grid reference Council area Number of turbines Capacity MW Commissioned NotesBurnfoot Hill EDF NN905034 Stirling 13 26 October 2010 67 Upper Ardgrain NJ960344 Aberdeenshire 3 2 4 October 2010 67 Ben Aketil extension Falck Renewables NG330461 Highland 2 4 6 October 2010 67 Achany Estate SSE Renewables NC504044 Highland 19 38 October 2010 67 Hammars Hill Hammars Hill Energy Ltd HY384235 Orkney 5 4 5 September 2010 67 Tullo Eneco NO757716 Aberdeenshire 7 17 September 2010 67 Methil Docks The Hydrogen Office NT375993 Fife 1 0 75 September 2010 67 Crystal Rig 2 Fred Olsen Renewables Ltd NT656683 Scottish Borders 51 117 3 September 2010 67 Crystal Rig 2a Fred Olsen Renewables Ltd NT660680 Scottish Borders 9 20 7 September 2010 67 House o Hill NJ976585 Aberdeenshire 3 2 4 July 2010 67 Cairnmore Farm RWE Npower Renewables NJ503244 Aberdeenshire 3 2 55 July 2010 67 Carcant SSE Renewables NT364525 Scottish Borders 3 6 June 2010 67 Toddleburn SSE Renewables NT494535 Scottish Borders 12 27 6 June 2010 67 Craigengelt Hill GDF Suez NS723866 Stirling 8 20 March 2010 67 Tiree Community Wind Turbine Tiree Renewable Energy Ltd NM076483 Argyll and Bute 1 0 9 March 2010 67 Fairburn Estate Scottish amp Southern NH416519 Highland 20 40 February 2010 67 Hill of Fiddes Broadview Energy NJ932250 Aberdeenshire 3 6 9 February 2010 67 Boyndie extension Falck Renewables NJ640619 Highland 1 2 3 January 2010 67 Pates Hill Your Energy NS965605 West Lothian 7 14 January 2010 67 North Rhins AES Wind Generation NX020568 Dumfries and Galloway 11 22 January 2010 67 Edinbane Vattenfall NG346462 Highland 18 41 4 December 2009 67 Skelmonae NJ889396 Aberdeenshire 4 3 2 December 2009 67 Strath of Brydock extension A J Duncan NJ653599 Aberdeenshire 1 2 3 December 2009 67 Cowhill NJ746336 Aberdeenshire 1 0 8 December 2009 67 Newstead NJ813503 Aberdeenshire 1 0 8 December 2009 67 Ednie Farm NK087511 Aberdeenshire 1 0 8 December 2009 67 Burgar Hill extension Burgar Hill Renewables HY341265 Orkney 1 2 3 November 2009 67 Dun Law extension ScottishPower NT461574 Scottish Borders 35 29 75 October 2009 67 Longpark EDF NT474424 Scottish Borders 19 38 October 2009 67 Holodyke DC amp MC Wallace HY319215 Orkney 1 0 9 October 2009 67 Hill of Burns NJ742350 Aberdeenshire 1 0 8 October 2009 67 Westray Community wind turbine Westray Development Trust HY437460 Orkney 1 0 9 October 2009 67 Lochhead Farm A7 Energy Ltd NS778474 South Lanarkshire 3 6 15 July 2009 67 Clyde onshore SSE South Lanarkshire 206 522 2012 2017 68 Hill of Balquhindachy extension Greenspan Energy NJ857425 Aberdeenshire 2 1 7 July 2009 67 St John s Wells St John s Wells Wind Farm Limited NJ800369 Aberdeenshire 3 2 4 July 2009 67 Beinn Tharsuinn extension Beinn nan Oighrean RockBySea amp Midfern Renewables NH614815 Highland 2 4 6 July 2009 67 Ardkinglass Clachan Flats Iberdrola NN175145 Argyll and Bute 9 15 03 June 2009 67 Strath of Brydock A J Duncan NJ653599 Aberdeenshire 2 4 6 June 2009 67 Achairn Farm J amp R Innes ND305504 Highland 3 6 15 May 2009 67 Aikengall Community Windpower NT714704 East Lothian 16 48 2009 67 Ardrossan Airtricity NS232471 North Ayrshire 12 24 2003 69 Artfield Scottish and Southern Energy NX225675 Dumfries and Galloway 15 22 2005 70 Balnamoon Balnamoon Renewables Ltd NJ484555 Moray 1 0 8 2008 67 Beinn an Tuirc Scottish Power NR746367 Argyll and Bute 46 30 36 2002 71 Beinn Ghlas Npower NM975258 Argyll and Bute 14 8 4 1999 72 Beinn Tharsuinn Scottish Power NH614814 Highland 17 30 2006 67 Ben Aketil Falck Renewables NG330445 Highland 10 23 2007 67 Bilbster Flex Hill Npower ND271518 Highland 3 3 9 2008 73 Black Hill RES ND229446 Scottish Borders 22 28 6 2007 67 Black Law Scottish Power NS897539 North Lanarkshire South Lanarkshire West Lothian 54 124 2 2005 extended 2006 67 Bowbeat E ON UK NT302455 Scottish Borders 24 31 2 2002 74 Boyndie Falck Renewables NJ621639 Aberdeenshire 7 14 2006 75 Braes of Doune Airtricity NN719107 Stirling 36 72 2005 76 Bu Farm I amp H Brown HY621218 Orkney 3 2 7 2002 67 Buolfruich Anthony Hall ND160355 Highland 15 12 75 77 Burgar Hill Npower HY346256 Orkney 2 5 2007 78 Burra Dale Shetland Aerogenerators HU424424 Shetland 5 3 7 2000 extended 2003 67 Cairn Uish Rothes Fred Olsen Renewables NJ184505 Moray 22 50 6 2005 67 Causeymire Npower ND155505 Highland 24 55 2004 77 Craig Craig Wind Farm Co NX019569 Dumfries and Galloway 4 8 2007 67 Cruach Mhor Scottish Power NS035874 Argyll and Bute 35 29 75 2004 67 Crystal Rig Fred Olsen Renewables NT678679 Scottish Borders 25 62 5 2004 extended 2007 67 Dalswinton Airtricity NX950889 Dumfries and Galloway 15 30 2008 79 Deucheran Hill E ON UK NR761442 Argyll and Bute 9 15 75 2001 80 Drumderg Scottish and Southern Energy NO179553 Perth and Kinross 16 32 2008 81 Dummuie Eco2 NJ563357 Aberdeenshire 7 10 4 2007 67 Dun Law Scottish Power NT466572 Scottish Borders 26 17 6 2000 67 Earlsburn Falck Renewables NS696884 Stirling 15 37 5 2007 82 Farr Npower NH734289 Highland 40 92 2006 83 Findhorn Ecovillage Findhorn Wind Park NJ058640 Moray 4 0 75 2006 67 84 Fintry FREE NS616867 Stirling 1 2 5 2007 67 Forss Fivestone ND019695 Highland 6 7 2003 67 Gigha Gigha Renewable Energy Company NR637472 Argyll and Bute 3 0 675 2004 67 Glens of Foudland Centrica NJ613360 Aberdeenshire 20 26 2005 67 Greendykeside A7 Energy NS811703 North Lanarkshire 2 4 2007 67 Green Knowes Scottish Power NN965070 Perth and Kinross 18 27 2008 67 Hadyard Hill Scottish and Southern Energy NX264992 South Ayrshire 52 120 2006 70 Hagshaw Hill Scottish Power NS789307 South Lanarkshire 46 42 1995 extended 2008 67 Hare Hill Scottish Power NS654097 East Ayrshire 20 13 2 2000 67 Kilbraur Falck Renewables NC785075 Western Isles 19 47 5 2008 85 Liniclate Element Wind Ltd NF786498 Western Isles 1 0 9 2008 67 Mackie s Mackie s Ice Cream NJ763319 Aberdeenshire 3 2 55 2007 86 Michelin Tyre Factory Ecotricity NO448328 Dundee 2 4 2006 67 Millennium Glenmoriston Falck Renewables NH271077 Highland 20 50 2008 67 87 Minsca Farm Airtricity NY225810 Dumfries and Galloway 16 36 8 2008 88 North Redbog Redbog Renewables Ltd Enercon NJ996552 Aberdeenshire 2 1 6 2008 67 Novar Bendealt RWE NH554714 Highland 50 53 8 1997 89 Paul s Hill Fred Olsen Renewables NJ114404 Moray 24 55 2 2006 67 Sainsbury s East Kilbride Ecotricity NS641514 South Lanarkshire 1 0 6 2001 67 Sigurd Triodos Renewables HY346256 Orkney 1 1 3 2000 67 Spurness Scottish and Southern Energy HY604343 Orkney 4 11 2005 67 Tangy Farm Scottish and Southern Energy NR678286 Argyll and Bute 15 12 75 2002 67 Wardlaw Dalry Community Windpower NS251517 North Ayrshire 6 18 2006 90 Wether Hill Scottish Power NX691939 Dumfries and Galloway 14 18 2 2007 67 Whitelee Scottish Power Renewables NS575465 East Ayrshire East Renfrewshire South Lanarkshire 215 539 2009 extended 2013 91 Windy Standard Npower NS618016 Dumfries and Galloway 36 21 6 1996 92 Offshore edit Name Operator Location UK grid reference Sea area Number of turbines Capacity MW CommissionedBeatrice Demonstrator 93 Talisman Energy Scottish and Southern Energy ND361006 Moray Firth 2 10 2007Beatrice 94 Scottish and Southern Energy Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners Red Rock Power Limited ND361006 Moray Firth 84 588 2018Robin Rigg 95 E ON UK NX899420 Solway Firth 60 180 2009Hywind Scotland 96 97 Statoil OG213845 15 miles 24 km miles from Peterhead 5 30 2017Others editFurther information Renewable energy in Scotland Name Operator Location UK grid reference Council area Type Capacity MW Commissioned ClosedBillia Croo 98 EMEC HY2220909313 Orkney Wave power 7 2003Braehour 99 Scottish Hydro Electric ND093532 Highland Peat burning 1954 1960Baldovie 100 Dundee Energy Recycling NO448329 Dundee Energy from waste 10 5 1999 Greengairs 101 Shanks McEwan NS786697 North Lanarkshire Landfill gas 3 8 1996 Islay LIMPET 102 Wavegen NR158533 Argyll and Bute Wave power 0 5 2000 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