1 | Name | Status | Country | Color | Symbol | Company | Planning Authority | MWe | Type | Tonnes | Sourcing | Latitude | Longitude | Flickr Width | Flickr Height | Detailed Status | Info | Links to documents | |||
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5 | Blackburn Meadows | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | E.O n | local authority | 30 | electricity | 270 000 | mostly waste woodchips | 53.41927355 | -1.406371713 | 280 | 200 | Commissioned June 2014 - ROCs paid from June 2015; approved by Sheffield City Council 2008 | Major fire August 2018. E.On announces development of battery storage facility linked to biomass plant (April 2017). Partly supplied by Plevin's Hazelhead facility, which suffered two major fires in 2014 | ||||
6 | Brigg Renewable Energy Plant | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | BWSC plc | North Lincolnshire Council | 43 | electricity | 328 840 | straw and up to 50% woodchips | 53.543393 | -0.509405 | 280 | 200 | Operational February 2016 | Local complaints about volume of traffic and straw littering roads (http://www.scunthorpetelegraph.co.uk/residents-anger-lorries-straw-litter/story-28753490-detail/story.html#1). Appeal by Developer granted following public inquiry, after rejection by North Lincolnshire Council; in August 2013, Eco2 sold the development to BWSC plc, a joint venture between Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor (BWSC) and PensionDanmark. In November 2013, Statkraft signed a 12-year power purchase agreement. In May 2015, Brigg Town Council reported that local farmers were refusing to tender for straw supply contracts for the plant (http://www.marketrasenmail.co.uk/news/business/business-news/burning-issue-for-brigg-s-new-biomass-power-plant-1-6739697). | http://www.planning.northlincs.gov.uk/api/CachedPlanningSearch?refNo=&Address=DN20+9LT&Ward=&Parish=&search=Search&view= | |||
7 | Chilton Biomass Energy Centre | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | Veolia (formerly Dalkia Bioenergy) | Durham County Council | 15.45 | CHP | 120,000 | waste woodchips | 54.668694 | -1.570659 | 280 | 200 | Operating | Operating since 2011. Some heat supplied to nearby pellet plant. Approved May 2009. | http://democracy.durham.gov.uk/documents/g4396/Public%20reports%20pack%20Wednesday%2027-Jul-2011%2012.15%20County%20Planning%20Committee.pdf?T=10 | |||
10 | Craigellachie Wood, Moray | Operating | Scotland | Black | googleblank | Estover Energy | Moray Council | 15 | CHP | 150,000 | Woodchips Claim that they use residues but their promotional video with Barclays cleraly shows them using whole trees from clearcut Scottish conifer plantations. | 57.49484279 | -3.205003738 | 280 | 200 | Commissioned from February 2016; obtained GIB loan April 2014, also obtained Barclays loan;Treasury loan guarantee and finance from John Laings August 2014 and EKS; approved by Planning Committee 5th March 2013, | The application was approved with a 7:6 vote, having been opposed by a local residents' group. See https://www.barclayscorporate.com/why-barclays/corporate-banking-experience/client-stories/estover.html for a video showing whole tree use. | http://public.moray.gov.uk/eplanning/simpleSearchResults.do;jsessionid=5ED361095B487440E5273345ADA30438?action=firstPage | |||
11 | Cramlington Biomass CHP Plant | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | Estover Energy | Northumberland County Council | 27.7 | CHP | 270,000 | Virgin wood and waste woodchips | 55.099612 | -1.624517 | 280 | 200 | Operational March 2018. Construction contract awarded to Owen Pugh Group June 2016 by principal constructors BWSC. Permission granted May 2013. Announced January 2015 that investment has been secured (£80 million from BWSC) and that the plant will be bigger than originally advertised without a change to the planning permission - 27 MWe. | Heat is to be supplied to the adjacent Aesica Pharmaceuticals/MSD factory. Electricity to be sold to Statkraft (?). | http://publicaccess.northumberland.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=M9LY74QS2L000 | |||
12 | up to 15% clean UK waste wood, rest virgin wood mostly UK, some roundwood from Latvia and Estonia | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | Kent Renewable Energy Ltd (owned by Mitsui) | Dover District Council | 27 | CHP | 250,000 | up to 15% clean UK waste wood, rest virgin wood mostly UK, some roundwood from Latvia and Estonia | 51.288815 | 1.352777 | 280 | 200 | Operational since September 2018. Construction start announced June 2016, under construction as of April 2017. Approved by Planning Committee October 2013. | |||||
13 | Drax Power Station | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | Drax | DECC | 2000 biomass approved (about 270 actually produced from biomass) | conversion | 13,200,000 | Most of the pellets burned at Drax are imported from the southern US, with imports from Canada and the Baltic States a joint second. | 53.736782 | -0.997267 | 280 | 200 | Four out of six units converted to biomass, operating three of thoseunits at any one time. ROCs for two units, CfD for one. 2 units continue to burn coal. Drax Repower proposal to convert final 2 units to burn gas submitted to Planning Inspectorate May 2018, still pending as of August 2019. | In 2017, Drax burned the equivalent of much more than the UK’s entire annual wood production, to meet no more than 0.78% of the country’s total final energy demand.(For full details, see www.biofuelwatch.org.uk/axedrax-campaign/#2 ") | ||||
16 | Ely Power Station | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | MRE UK | local authority | 38 | electricity | 312 398 | mainly straw, some miscanthus | 52.309318 | 0.177155 | 280 | 200 | in operation | This is the world's largest straw power station. | ||||
18 | Eye Power Station | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | EPR (Eye) Ltd | Mid Suffolk District Council | 16.53 | electricity | 49580 woodchips, 82443 poultry litter, 1998 seeds and husks | poultry litter, waste wood, seeds and husks | 52.332281 | 1.130848 | 280 | 200 | Operating since 2002 | Several permit breaches for CO exceedances in 2019 | ||||
25 | Glanford Power Station | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | MRE UK | North Lincolnshire Council | 15 | electricity | 92000 | meal and bone meal in 2016/17, company claims chicken litter | 53.6220743 | -0.7019237 | 280 | 280 | operating | formerly owned by Fibrogen | ||||
27 | Goosey Lodge Biomass Plant | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | Wykes Engineering Co.(Rushden) Ltd. | Northamptonshire County Council | 16 | electricity | 84,489 | waste woodchips, meal and bone meal | 52.262228 | -0.587329 | 280 | 280 | Opened November 2011 | This is a biomass and bioliquid plant (see Biofuel power plant map for bioliquids details) | ||||
37 | Iggesund Paperboard Biomass Power Station | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | Iggesund Paperboard (Workington) Ltd | Allerdale Borough Council | 44 | CHP | 663,000 | woodchips from UK conifer plantations | 54.66584 | -3.551674 | 280 | 200 | Opened May 2013. | Application approved October 2010. CHP plant adjacend to Iggesund paper mill. | http://planning.allerdale.gov.uk/portal/servlets/AttachmentShowServlet?ImageName=124487 | |||
38 | Ince Biomass Energy Plant | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | Ince Bio Power Ltd (owned by Bioenergy Infrastructure Group (BIG) and Peel Environmental) | local authority | 21.5 | electricity (gasification) | 170 000 | 70% waste woodchips, 30% virgin woodchips | 53.284178 | -2.826576 | 280 | 200 | Claimed to be commissioning April 2018, then again April 2019. Construction started 30th November 2015. Financial closure announced October 2015. Approved by Cheshire West & Chester Council September 2011 | Opposed by Residents Against Incineration. 2015: Bioenergy Infrastructure Group; plant is being developed by Cogen, with the main contractors being MWH Treatment and Black& Veatch (http://www.mrw.co.uk/news/refreshed-ince-park-efw-project-gets-new-contractors/8690014.article) | http://pa.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=externalDocuments&keyVal=LENFKWTE04200 | |||
40 | Irvine Paper Mill CHP Plant | Operating | Scotland | Black | googleblank | UPM Kymmene | local authority | 26.04 | CHP | 371,000 | 288,000 tonnes virgin woodchips from Scottish conifer plantations, 83,000 tonnes waste woodchips | 55.583487 | -4.641552 | Operating | CHP plant for paper mill | ||||||
45 | Londonderry Biomass Plant | Operating | Northern Ireland | Black | googleblank | Evermore Energy | Derry City Council | 15.8 | CHP (?) | 250000 | waste woodchips | 55.041327 | -7.262671 | 280 | 200 | Commissioned summer 2015. | Steam explosion October 2017. | ||||
46 | Lynemouth Power Station | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | EPH (bought from RWE NPower) | Northumberland County Council | 420 | conversion | 1000000 | wood pellets froom Enviva (USA) and Pinnacle Pellets (British Columbia and USA) | 55.203072 | -1.539631 | 280 | 200 | Operatioinal as of September 2019. Started operating June 2018, but technical problems initially. Purchased by EPH from RWE January 2016. Purchased by RWE from Rio Tinto December 2012. Northumberland Council approved biomass conversion September 2011. | Emerson granted contract to help with converesion January 2017. Granted a Contract for Difference by DECC for conversion to biomass. State Aid approval granted December 2015. First investment by Port Tyne into related infrastructure announced May 2016 (£13m). | www.express.co.uk/posts/view/260178/Rio-Tinto-set-for-UK-power-plant-sell\ | |||
47 | Margam Biomass Plant 1 | Operating | Wales | Black | googleblank | Western Bioenergy Ltd | Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council | 15 | electricity | 196,000 | 183,000 tonnes of virgin woodchips from UK conifer plantations, 13,256 tonnes of waste woodchips | 51.5608739 | -3.742373 | 280 | 200 | Operational | |||||
48 | Margam Biomass Plant 2 | Operating | Wales | Black | googleblank | Glenmont Partners (sold to them by ECO2) | Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council | 40 | electricity | 355000 | woodchips including waste wood | 51.561175 | -3.738373 | 280 | 200 | Operational since December 2017. Under construction since February 2015. Amended application approved 2014 (original one approved 2011), acquired from ECO2 by Glenmont Partners in January 2015.Oper | |||||
49 | Markinch Biomass Plant | Operating | Scotland | Black | googleblank | RWE Npower Cogen | local authority | 65 | CHP | 328,000 | 257,000 tonnes waste woodchips, 71,000 tonnes woodchips from UK conifer plantations | 56.20307 | -3.160747 | 280 | 200 | started operating March 2014 but only fully commissioned January 2015 due to technical problems | Work on heating network started June 2018. Planning permission was granted for 49.9 MWe but RWE applied for consent to increase this to 65 MWe in June/July 2012, which would likely mean a reduction in heat delivery, as well as some increase in feedstock. The paper mill only requires 17 MWe, so the rest of the electricity goes to the grid. | http://www.rwe.com/web/cms/en/1546860/rwe-innogy/sites/power-from-biomass/united-kingdom/under-construction/markinch-biomass-chp-home/section-36-consent/ | |||
67 | Ridham Biomass Plant | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | MVV Energie | Kent County Council | 25 | CHP | 160000 | Waste woodchips from the region, however built at a port | 51.38014237 | 0.7568236589 | 280 | 200 | Operational since April 2016. Approved August 2011 | |||||
73 | Sleaford Renewable Energy Plant | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | Statkraft/Glenmont Partners (formerly BNP Paribas Clean Energy Partners) | North Kesteven District Council | 38.5 | CHP (mainly electricity) | 328 840 | mainly straw, also waste woodchips | 52.999871 | -0.383041 | 280 | 200 | Comissioned September 2014. Approved November 2008, developed by ECO2 but bought from them for £165m by Statkraft as managers on behalf of BNP Paribas December 2011. | Larger than any other existing straw power station. Refinancing for £150m arranged by Deutsche Bank, August 2017. | ||||
75 | Snetterton Biomass Plant | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | BWSC plc | Breckland Council | 44.2 | electricity | 328 840 | mainly straw, some woodchips and miscanthus | 52.47818,0.952034 | 0.126508 | 280 | 200 | Officially opened September 2017. Construction completed May 2017. Application approved June 2012 - construction started January 2015 | The project was originally developed by Iceni Energy but they entered into a joint venture with ECO2 in May 2013 and then sold the development to BWSC East Anglia. (http://www.theengineer.co.uk/channels/policy-and-business/business-briefs/iceni-energy-and-eco2-take-biomass-plans-forward/1016318.article). | http://www.breckland.gov.uk/content/planning-application-search | |||
77 | Steven’s Croft | Operating | Scotland | Black | googleblank | E.on | local authority | 46 | electricity | 512,000 | woodchips from Scottish and Cumbrian conifer plantations, some waste wood | 55.157395 | -3.383017 | 280 | 200 | in operation | Opened June 2009. | ||||
81 | Tempelborough Biomass Plant (Rotherham) | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | Templeborough Biomass Power Plant Ltd acquired by Greencoat Capital from Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners | Rotherham Council | 48.96 | CHP | 270000 | waste woodchips | 53.421112, | -1.372862 | 280 | 200 | Acquired by Greencoat Capital October 2019. Commissioned Februar 2019. Approved 2010, increase in capacity approved February 2014 - investment by PensionDanmark announced March 2015 | Protests by Unite and GMB over pay for construction workers April 2017. Part of the development is a 350 tpa wood pellet plant. Supply contract awarded to Stobart March 2015. Construction contract awarded to JV between Interserve and Babcock & Wilcox. GDF Suez signs power purchasing agreement April 2015. Developer's website says it's 41 MWe but planning committee minutes say 35 MWe. | http://moderngov.rotherham.gov.uk/documents/g12394/Public%20reports%20pack%2020th-Feb-2014%2009.00%20Planning%20Board.pdf?T=10 | |||
82 | Thetford Power Station | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | MRE UK | local authority | 41.5 | electricity | 457,000 | mainly animal bedding, some woodchips | 52.437595 | 0.722351 | 280 | 200 | in operation | http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?msid=203549520660292289646.0004a6c527015c097f0a0&msa=0&ll=54.622978,-1.757812&spn=11.62092,28.256836 | ||||
85 | Tilbury Green Power biomass plant | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | Tilbury Green Power (jointly owned by ESB, Green Investment Group, Aalborg Energie Technik | DECC | 60 | electricity | 650 000 | Up to 300,000 tonnes of Municipal Solid Waste, Commercial & Industrial Waste and Solid Recovered Fuel and up to 350,000 tonnes of virgin and waste woodchips with a maximum 50,000 tonnes of waste wood delivered by road | 51.46759 | 0.333452 | 280 | 200 | Under commissioning since February 2017. Approved by DECC August 2009, prequalified for UK Infrastructure Guarantee October 2013, supply contract with Stobart announced March 2015, £35 million GIB loan and £35 million from the (Irish) Electricity Supply Board secured March 2015, as well as senior debt funding from Danish Export Credit Agency (EKF), Investec and Rabobank. | TGP is a subsidiary of Express Energy Holdings UK. Cargill is majority owner of that parent company. The plans have been supported by Forth Ports. In June 2012, TGP entered into a partnership with Hadfield Wood.Recyclers who are to supply over 50,000 tonnes of wood a year. Plant to be built by BWSC. | https://www.og.decc.gov.uk/EIP/pages/projects/TilburyDecision0814.pdf AND https://www.og.decc.gov.uk/EIP/pages/projects/TilburyDecision.pdf | |||
88 | UPM Shotton Paper Burner | Operating | Wales | Black | googleblank | UPM Kymmene | local authority | 20 | CHP | 457,456 | 106,000 tonnes virgin woodchips from UK conifer plantations, 29,000 tonnes waste wood, rest arboricultural woodchips and animal bedding | 53.209991 | -3.030424 | in operation | CHP plant for paper mill | ||||||
91 | Volac Biomass CHP | Operating | Wales | Black | googleblank | Volac Renewable Energy (owned by Woodford Holdings) | local authority | 20 | CHP | 61,000 | sawmill residues, forest wood, arboricultural residues from UK | 52.19754961 | -4.168077746 | 280 | 200 | Operating since 2016 | |||||
92 | Wilton 10 | Operating | England | Black | googleblank | Sembcorp International | local authority | 33 | electricity | 261,000 | woodhips: sawmill residues from UK conifer plantations | 54.597528 | -1.117172 | 280 | 280 | in operation since January 2007 | http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?msid=203549520660292289646.0004a6c527015c097f0a0&msa=0&ll=54.622978,-1.757812&spn=11.62092,28.256836 |