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Gilkes Energy gains planning consent for Earba storage in Scotland

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Gilkes Energy has received planning consent from the Scottish government's Energy Consents Unit for its Earba storage project in Scotland.
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Gilkes Energy gains planning consent for Earba storage project in Scotland

Gilkes Energy has received Section 36 planning consent from the Scottish government’s Energy Consents Unit for its Earba storage project, a pumped storage hydro (PSH) initiative at Loch Earba. With an installed capacity of 1.8GW and a storage capacity of 40 gigawatt hours (GWh), it will become the largest PSH project in the UK, capable of delivering 22 hours of storage at full power. The planning application also features proposals for two large…

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Gilkes Energy gains planning consent for Earba storage in Scotland

Gilkes Energy has received planning consent from the Scottish government's Energy Consents Unit for its Earba storage project in Scotland.

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