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Initially 2 of the turbines were in use; within 2 years the other 2 were commissioned taking electrical capacity to 440MW; storage capacity is 10.0 GWh | Initially 2 of the turbines were in use; within 2 years the other 2 were commissioned taking electrical capacity to 440MW; storage capacity is 10.0 GWh | ||
2018 Acquired by [[Drax]]. | The first two reversible pump-turbines were made by the [[English Electric Co]]. The next two were made by [[Boving and Co]]. | ||
2018 Acquired by [[Drax Group]] plc. | |||
There are now plans to upgrade the capacity to 1000MW, with an additional 7.2 GWh of storage | There are now plans to upgrade the capacity to 1000MW, with an additional 7.2 GWh of storage | ||
Latest revision as of 23:21, 19 February 2023
Located on Loch Awe.
1964 Construction completed by North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board
Initially 2 of the turbines were in use; within 2 years the other 2 were commissioned taking electrical capacity to 440MW; storage capacity is 10.0 GWh
The first two reversible pump-turbines were made by the English Electric Co. The next two were made by Boving and Co.
2018 Acquired by Drax Group plc.
There are now plans to upgrade the capacity to 1000MW, with an additional 7.2 GWh of storage
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