Bess Farm

Malice Farm Solar & BESS

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 18:05:52 +0800

Malice Farm is a hybrid solar and battery energy storage project in the United Kingdom, being developed by FRV (Fotowatio Renewable Ventures) through its UK development platform FRV Powertek Limited.

The project comprises 50 MW of solar PV capacity with co-located battery energy storage. It is one of several projects FRV submitted to the NESO Gate 2 connection reform process in November 2025, seeking connection dates between 2026 and 2029.

Project Overview

Project Name: Malice Farm Solar & BESS
Developer: FRV Powertek Limited (FRV / Jameel Energy)
Solar Capacity: 50 MW
Storage Capacity: Co-located BESS (capacity TBC)
Location: United Kingdom (exact location TBC)
Status: 📋 Planning Permission Granted
Target Connection: 2026-2029

Developer Background

FRV (Fotowatio Renewable Ventures) is a Spanish renewable energy company owned by Abdul Latif Jameel Energy. The company has a significant global portfolio of solar and battery storage projects.

FRV established its UK development platform FRV Powertek Limited in 2022 in partnership with Tyler Hill Partners, with a goal to build up to 1 GW of battery energy storage systems (BESS) in the UK. The platform's pipeline includes large-scale BESS projects such as Bicker Fen (400MW), Stocking Pelham (400MW), Stow Manor (400MW), Ansty (200MW), and Maes Melin (200MW).

In November 2025, FRV submitted 1.8 GW of solar and BESS projects to NESO's Gate 2 connection reform process, including Malice Farm. All submitted projects are fully permitted.

Project Significance

Hybrid Generation: Combines solar PV with co-located storage, maximising grid utilisation
Fully Permitted: Project has already secured planning permission
Strategic Portfolio: Part of FRV's 1.8 GW UK pipeline

Whitebirk BESS

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 18:04:33 +0800

Whitebirk BESS is a 25MW battery energy storage project located in Blackburn, Lancashire, England. The project is owned and operated by Field, a UK-based clean energy company focused on developing, building, and operating battery energy storage systems.

The project was financed through a £42 million non-recourse loan from ING and Rabobank in May 2025, which covered three Field projects: Whitebirk (25MW), Holmston (50MW), and Drum Farm (50MW). Whitebirk is the first of the three to become operational.

Project Overview

Project Name: Whitebirk BESS
Developer/Owner: Field
Capacity: 25MW
Location: Blackburn, Lancashire, England
Status: ✅ Operational (expected late 2025)
Financing: £42 million facility (shared with Holmston and Drum Farm)
BESS Supplier: To be confirmed

Project Significance

Grid Support: Provides flexible grid regulation services to the Lancashire region
Part of Field Portfolio: One of three projects financed together, demonstrating the scalability of Field's development platform
Gaia Optimisation Platform: Field's internal flexibility platform Gaia was first deployed at its Oldham site in December 2024 and will optimise Whitebirk's operations across intraday, wholesale, and balancing markets

Developer Background

Field is a UK-based clean energy company accelerating the shift toward a cleaner, more secure energy system. The company has a growing portfolio of BESS projects across the UK, including Whitebirk, Holmston, Drum Farm, and Newport.

Field's internal optimisation platform, Gaia, uses advanced algorithms to automatically participate in intraday, wholesale, and balancing markets, maximising revenue from each site while supporting grid stability.

Stephen White, Chief Financial Officer of Field, stated: "Battery energy storage systems play an increasingly important role in power systems using clean electricity, reducing the need for curtailment and thereby reducing expensive constraint costs at a time when energy bills are high. We look forward to deploying all three storage sites, increasing the utilisation of Gaia as a leading flexibility platform, and supporting the government's ambitious goal of clean energy by 2030."

Low Horton Farm BESS

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 18:00:38 +0800

Low Horton Farm BESS is a 40MW battery energy storage project located on agricultural land at Low Horton Farm, near Choppington, Northumberland. The project is being developed by Bluefield Renewable Developments Ltd (Bluefield Group).

The project received planning permission from Northumberland County Council in September 2025, alongside Church Farm BESS and Tar Farm BESS, as part of Bluefield's strategic expansion into the UK battery storage market.

Project Overview

Project Name: Low Horton Farm BESS
Developer: Bluefield Renewable Developments Ltd (Bluefield Group)
Capacity: 40MW
Location: Low Horton Farm, near Choppington, Northumberland
Status: ✅ Planning Approved (September 2025)
Project Type: Standalone BESS

Developer Background

Bluefield Renewable Developments Ltd is the renewable energy development arm of Bluefield Group, a UK-based business that develops, builds and operates solar farms and battery storage projects on behalf of the funds it advises, including the London Stock Exchange-listed Bluefield Solar Income Fund (BSIF).

Bluefield manages over 270 individual renewable energy assets with a total capacity exceeding 1GW and an asset value of £1.8bn. Low Horton Farm is one of four projects secured by Bluefield in September 2025, alongside Tar Farm BESS (35MW), Water Hall Solar Farm (35MW), and Rookery Solar Farm (49.9MW solar + 40MW BESS).

Project Significance

Grid Stability: Will help balance the electricity network by storing renewable energy for peak demand periods
Energy Security: Supports the UK's transition away from gas and coal-fired generation
No Government Subsidies: The project does not rely on direct government subsidies
Temporary Development: Land will be restored to agricultural use after decommissioning

Glenside Farm BESS

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 17:57:28 +0800

Glenside Farm BESS is a proposed 400MW battery energy storage project located on agricultural land at Glenside Farm, near Stirling, Scotland. The project is being developed by Apatura, a UK-based energy infrastructure developer specialising in renewable energy and advanced energy storage systems.

At 400MW, Glenside Farm represents one of the largest proposed battery storage projects in Scotland. The project would make a substantial contribution to the UK's long-duration energy storage (LDES) targets and support Scotland's accelerated net zero ambitions.

Project Overview

Project Name: Glenside Farm BESS
Developer: Apatura
Capacity: 400MW
Location: Glenside Farm, near Stirling, Scotland
Status: 📋 Public Consultation (2023-2024)
Planning Submission: Expected 2024-2025
Target Operation: 2028-2030

Public Consultation

Apatura conducted public consultation events in August and September 2023 to share information about the proposed development and gather feedback from the local community. Consultation events were held at Dennyloanhead Community Hall on 31st August 2023 and 22nd September 2023.

The consultation process included:

Letters sent to nearby residents advising of consultation events
Public notices in the Stirling Observer (23rd August and 15th September)
A dedicated project website hosting information and key documents
Contact with key stakeholders including Community Councils, Local Councillors, MSPs, and MPs

Developer Background

Apatura is a UK-based energy infrastructure developer that plans, designs, develops, and operates energy projects, essential infrastructure, and advanced energy storage systems. The company is focused on delivering clean energy exactly when and where it is needed most.

Apatura's work is vital to supporting the UK's mission to achieve Net Zero by 2050, and Scotland's accelerated target of reaching Net Zero by 2045. The company is also developing the Coxhill Farm BESS project (250MW), making it one of the most active developers in the Scottish LDES market.

EIA Screening

An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) screening request was submitted to the Energy Consents Unit (ECU) on 6th September 2023. On 31st January 2024, the Screening Opinion received from the ECU (application reference ECU00004906) concluded that the Proposed Development does not constitute EIA development. Stirling Council confirmed that it was their view the development was not EIA.

The project has since submitted an application with the ECU. A decision on this application has not yet been issued.

Project Significance

Grid Stability: 400MW capacity will provide substantial grid balancing services to the Scottish electricity network
Renewable Integration: Supports Scotland's ambitious renewable energy targets by storing excess wind and solar generation
Energy Security: Reduces reliance on fossil fuel peaker plants during periods of peak demand
Economic Impact: Creates significant construction and operational jobs in the Stirling area
Scotland's Net Zero Target: Supports Scotland's target of reaching Net Zero by 2045

About Apatura

Apatura's purpose is to harness nature's power and accelerate the shift to a net zero future. The company envisions a world fully powered by clean, renewable energy and is on a mission to deliver sustainable energy and essential infrastructure solutions that fast-track the journey to net zero.

By developing innovative, renewable solutions, Apatura aims to meet today's energy needs while building a cleaner, more resilient world for future generations.

Coxhill Farm BESS

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 17:53:32 +0800

Coxhill Farm BESS is a proposed 250MW battery energy storage project located on agricultural land at Coxhill Farm, near Glasgow, Scotland. The project is being developed by Apatura, a UK-based energy infrastructure developer specialising in renewable energy and advanced energy storage systems.

The project represents one of the largest Farm BESS proposals in Scotland, with a capacity that would make it a significant contributor to the UK's long-duration energy storage (LDES) targets.

Project Overview

Project Name: Coxhill Farm BESS
Developer: Apatura
Capacity: 250MW
Location: Coxhill Farm, near Glasgow, Scotland
Status: 📋 Public Consultation (2025-2026)
Planning Submission: Expected 2026
Target Operation: 2028-2029

Developer Background

Apatura's work is vital to supporting the UK's mission to achieve Net Zero by 2050, and Scotland's accelerated target of reaching Net Zero by 2045. The company is also developing the Glenside Farm BESS project in Stirling (400MW), making it one of the most active developers in the Scottish LDES market.

Project Significance

Grid Stability: 250MW capacity will provide significant grid balancing services to the Scottish electricity network
Renewable Integration: Supports Scotland's ambitious renewable energy targets by storing excess wind and solar generation
Energy Security: Reduces reliance on fossil fuel peaker plants during periods of peak demand
Economic Impact: Creates construction and operational jobs in the local area

Public Consultation

Apatura has committed to early and meaningful community engagement as part of the project's development. The public consultation process allows local residents to view plans, ask questions, and provide feedback before the planning application is formally submitted.

Community feedback will be carefully considered and will help shape the final project design. The project team has been engaging with key stakeholders, including local community councils, elected members, and statutory consultees.

Pittlesheugh Farm BESS

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 17:52:38 +0800

Pittlesheugh Farm BESS is a proposed battery energy storage project located on agricultural land at Pittlesheugh Farm, near Greenlaw, Duns, Berwickshire, Scotland (TD10 6UL). The project is being developed by Pittlesheugh Farm BESS Limited, a special purpose vehicle incorporated on 4 November 2022.

The project is situated near the Eccles electricity substation, an area that has seen significant interest from battery storage developers due to its grid connection capacity. The site is located on prime agricultural land in the Scottish Borders region.

Project Overview

Project Name: Pittlesheugh Farm BESS
Developer: Pittlesheugh Farm BESS Limited
Location: Pittlesheugh Farm, Greenlaw, Duns, Berwickshire, Scotland, TD10 6UL
Status: 📋 Planning Application Submitted
Company Incorporated: 4 November 2022
Company Status: Active
Nature of Business (SIC): 35110 - Production of electricity

Project Background

Pittlesheugh Farm BESS is one of several battery storage projects proposed in the Berwickshire region, centred around the Eccles electricity substation. The area has seen significant developer interest due to its strategic grid connection capacity.

The project has generated local discussion, with concerns raised about the cumulative impact of multiple BESS proposals on prime agricultural land and the rural character of Berwickshire[citation:6]. The Scottish Government recognises BESS as playing an essential role in the nation's transition to a Net Zero energy sector[citation:6].

Developer Background

Pittlesheugh Farm BESS Limited is a Scottish private limited company (Company number SC749339) incorporated on 4 November 2022[citation:1]. The company's registered office is at Pittlesheugh Farm, Greenlaw, Duns, United Kingdom, TD10 6UL[citation:1].

The company operates in the electricity production sector (SIC code 35110) and has filed micro-entity accounts[citation:4]. The company's confirmation statement was last submitted on 3 November 2024[citation:1].

Project Significance

Grid Support: Located near the Eccles substation, providing essential grid balancing services to the Scottish Borders region
Agricultural Land Use: Represents the ongoing transformation of agricultural land for energy infrastructure
Local Development: Part of a cluster of BESS proposals in the Berwickshire area, highlighting regional demand for storage capacity

Local Context

The Berwickshire area has seen at least six battery storage-related planning applications submitted to Scottish Borders Council centred around the Eccles electricity substation[citation:6]. Two of these have already been approved, with four outstanding, including Pittlesheugh Farm BESS[citation:6].

If all six proposed projects were to be approved, they would cover an area significantly larger than the footprint of Leitholm Village[citation:6]. This concentration of BESS development highlights both the strategic importance of the location and the growing tensions between renewable energy infrastructure and agricultural land preservation.

Planning Status

The project has been the subject of notices under the Electricity Act 1989 and the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997, as published in The Gazette, the official public record[citation:9]. This indicates that the project is progressing through the statutory planning and consenting process.

A decision on the planning application is pending with Scottish Borders Council.

Tillingdown Farm BESS

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 12:59:34 +0800

Tillingdown Farm BESS is a 12MW / 48MWh battery energy storage project located on Tillingdown Lane, Caterham, Surrey (CR3 7JA). The project is being developed by Root-Power, a UK-based BESS developer with a rapidly growing pipeline across the country.

The project received planning permission in September 2024 and is scheduled to be energised in late 2025. It will deliver enough power to supply 24,000 homes and will play a critical role in supporting grid stability in the Caterham area.

Project Overview

Project Name: Tillingdown Farm BESS
Developer: Root-Power
Capacity: 12MW / 48MWh
Location: Tillingdown Lane, Caterham, Surrey, CR3 7JA
Status: 🔧 Under Construction / Pre-construction (2025)
Expected Energisation: Late 2025
Homes Powered: 24,000
Planning Approval: September 2024

Strategic Location

The site was strategically chosen due to its proximity to the Caterham Primary Substation. The substation's available capacity allowed for an accelerated project timeline, enabling an early energisation date without requiring costly or time-consuming grid reinforcements.

The 12MW capacity was carefully selected in collaboration with UK Power Networks (UKPN) to ensure optimal use of the existing infrastructure, making Tillingdown Farm a key milestone for energy development in the region.

Project Significance

Grid Support: The BESS will provide critical grid balancing services in the Caterham area
Accelerated Delivery: Proximity to existing substation capacity enabled fast-track development
Homes Powered: 24,000 homes will benefit from the stored energy during peak demand
Greenbelt Location: Located within Greenbelt and Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), demonstrating responsible development in sensitive areas

Developer Background

Root-Power is a UK-based BESS developer with a proven track record of rapid project development. The company has grown from 0MW to over 2,000MW in just two years, with Tillingdown Farm being one of its flagship projects.

Root-Power's in-house team has delivered 331MW of BESS projects in the UK, with 96MW ready to build. The company also operates and maintains a 0.5GW BESS portfolio across the UK, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Texas, and Germany.

The company's end-to-end project capability covers development, delivery, and operations, ensuring optimised performance and long-term reliability.

Project Timeline

2023: Site identification and development commenced
September 2024: Planning permission granted
2025: Pre-construction and early works
Late 2025: Expected energisation

Other Root-Power Projects

Root-Power has a rapidly growing pipeline of BESS projects across the UK, including:

Coryton BESS – Demonstrating efficient CAPEX and reduced construction time
Lucky Star BESS (Kent) – 50MW/100MWh, planning approved
Additional projects totalling over 130MW expected to be operational by end of 2026

Stevenson Farm BESS

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 12:54:33 +0800

Stevenson Farm BESS (also known as Nevendon Energy Storage System) is an operational battery energy storage facility located at Stevenson Farm, Southend Arterial Road, Nevendon, Wickford, Essex (SS14 3JH). The site is situated on agricultural land and has been successfully delivering grid balancing services since 2020.

The project has a 15MW capacity and was originally granted planning permission for a temporary period. In 2023, Basildon Council approved an extension of the temporary installation period to 25 years from the date of first import/export to the Grid, providing long-term operational certainty.

Project Overview

Project Name: Stevenson Farm BESS / Nevendon Energy Storage System
Capacity: 15MW
Location: Stevenson Farm, Southend Arterial Road, Nevendon, Wickford, Essex, SS14 3JH
Status: ✅ Operational (since 2020)
Planning Permission: 23/00079/FULL (granted 15 December 2023)
Operational Period: 25 years from first grid import/export
Battery Type: Lithium Ion

Capacity Market Participation

Stevenson Farm BESS has been an active participant in the UK Capacity Market since 2020, holding contracts across multiple delivery years:

2020-21 (T-4): Active capacity market component
2023-24 (T-4) and 2024-25 (T-1): Active contracts with estimated capacity of 2.59 MW per component

The facility is registered with the Electricity Capacity Register under National Grid ESO, demonstrating its role in ensuring UK grid reliability during peak demand periods.

2026 Expansion and Upgrade

In 2026, the operator submitted a variation application (26/00021/VAR) to replace and upgrade the existing operational BESS and its associated infrastructure. The application seeks to:

Replace existing BESS equipment with upgraded technology
Replace further infrastructure and equipment on site
Maintain and enhance the site's operational capacity

This upgrade demonstrates the ongoing commercial viability of the site and the continued need for grid-scale energy storage in the Essex region.

Project Significance

Early Mover: One of the earlier Farm BESS projects in the UK, operational since 2020
Long-term Commitment: 25-year operational period provides long-term grid stability
Capacity Market Revenue: Active CM contracts provide stable, long-term revenue foundation
Technology Upgrade: 2026 variation application demonstrates commitment to maintaining modern equipment
Land Use: Agricultural land repurposed for energy infrastructure with temporary planning consent

Planning History

2023: Original planning application (23/00079/FULL) granted for 15MW expansion and 25-year operational period
2026: Variation application (26/00021/VAR) submitted to upgrade existing BESS equipment

The site is located on agricultural land at Stevenson Farm, adjacent to the A127 Southend Arterial Road, providing good grid access and transport links.

Grid Location

The facility is situated in the SS14 postcode area of Essex, connecting into the local distribution network. Its location in the Southeast of England provides valuable grid balancing services to one of the UK's highest-demand regions.

Holmston Farm BESS

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 12:21:47 +0800

Holmston Farm BESS is a 50MW / 100MWh battery energy storage project located on land north-east of Holmston Roundabout, Ayr, South Ayrshire, Scotland. The site was previously used as a commercial Christmas tree farm.

The project received unanimous planning approval from South Ayrshire Council in June 2023, following a recommendation from the case officer. Construction began in summer 2025, and the project is expected to be fully operational by the end of 2026.

Envision Energy is supplying the containerised lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery energy storage systems under a 15-year long-term service agreement. The project is being developed by RES (Renewable Energy Systems) and will be operated by Field, a UK-based clean energy company.

Project Overview

Project Name: Holmston Farm BESS
Developer: RES / Field
Equipment Supplier: Envision Energy
Capacity: 50MW / 100MWh
Location: Holmston Farm, near Ayr, South Ayrshire, Scotland
Status: 🔧 Under Construction (started summer 2025)
Expected Completion: Q4 2026
Planning Approval: Unanimously approved by South Ayrshire Council (June 2023)
Battery Type: Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP)
Service Agreement: 15-year long-term service agreement with Envision Energy

Site History

The Holmston Farm site was previously used as a commercial Christmas tree farm. The project will be located directly adjacent to the existing Ayr substation infrastructure, where the project will connect to the grid. This strategic location minimises new infrastructure requirements and reduces visual impact on the surrounding area.

In its planning application, RES committed to significant biodiversity enhancements, including:

Planting of new native woodland
Creation of species-rich grassland
Creation of a pond for wildlife
Bat and bird boxes
Insect 'hotels' and other habitat enhancement measures

The project is expected to deliver a 15% biodiversity net gain.

Project Significance

Grid Stability: The BESS will provide flexible grid regulation services, helping to alleviate local grid transmission bottlenecks in the South Ayrshire region
Renewable Integration: Supports the acceleration of renewable energy adoption in Scotland
Long-term Partnership: Part of a broader collaboration between Field and Envision Energy in the Scottish market
Sister Project: Drum Farm BESS in Moray is being developed simultaneously under the same partnership
Land Use: Repurposes a commercial Christmas tree farm for critical energy infrastructure, with biodiversity improvements

Developer Background

RES (Renewable Energy Systems) is one of the world's largest independent renewable energy companies, with over 150 employees in Scotland alone. RES has developed and/or constructed 21 wind farms with a total generation capacity of 597MW in Scotland. The company also operates its Global Control Centre providing 24/7/365 monitoring for assets across the planet from its offices in Glasgow.

Field is a UK-based clean energy company focused on developing, building, and operating battery energy storage projects. The company is accelerating the shift toward a cleaner, more secure energy system in Scotland and the wider UK.

Envision Energy is a global leader in green technology, providing smart wind turbines, energy storage systems, and green hydrogen solutions. The company has a strong presence in the European storage market and is committed to delivering safe, reliable, and scalable energy storage technologies.

Project Timeline

June 2023: Planning permission unanimously approved by South Ayrshire Council
July 2025: Envision Energy supply agreement signed
Summer 2025: Construction commenced
Q4 2026: Expected completion and operation

Fibden Farm BESS

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 08:48:10 +0800

Fibden Farm BESS is a hybrid solar and battery storage project located at Hampton Lovett, near Droitwich, Worcestershire. The project comprises 40 MW / 53 MWp of solar PV capacity and 160 MWh of battery storage.

In February 2026, developer Grenergy secured a 20-year Contracts for Difference (CfD) contract from NESO (National Energy System Operator) for the solar generation component of the project. The contract covers 80% of the solar energy generated at a strike price of £65.23 per MWh (CPI-indexed), representing a minimum guaranteed revenue of approximately £55 million over the contract period.

The CfD contract is expected to commence between March 2028 and February 2029. Grenergy expects to complement these revenues with income from ancillary services and capacity markets, enabled by the 160 MWh battery storage component.

Project Overview

Project Name: Fibden Farm Solar & BESS
Developer: Grenergy
Solar Capacity: 40 MW / 53 MWp
Storage Capacity: 160 MWh
Location: Hampton Lovett, near Droitwich, Worcestershire
Status: ✅ CfD Contract Secured (February 2026)
Expected Operation: March 2028 – February 2029
CfD Strike Price: £65.23 per MWh (CPI-indexed)
Minimum Guaranteed Revenue: £55 million

Capacity Market Award

In March 2026, Fibden Farm was one of four Grenergy projects (totalling 190 MW / 760 MWh) awarded capacity contracts in the NESO T-4 Capacity Market auction at a clearing price of £27.10/kW/year. The 15-year contracts provide a guaranteed base income layer for the project's revenue structure.

This dual revenue strategy — CfD for solar generation plus Capacity Market for storage — demonstrates a mature and bankable business model for hybrid renewable projects in the UK market.

Project Significance

Hybrid Revenue Model: Combines CfD-backed solar revenue with capacity market and ancillary service income from storage
Grid Stability: The 160 MWh battery will provide grid balancing services, storing excess solar generation for peak demand periods
Long-term Certainty: 20-year CfD + 15-year capacity contracts provide exceptional revenue visibility
Land Efficiency: Co-located solar and storage maximises the use of the same land area

Developer Background

Grenergy is a Spanish multinational clean energy producer founded in 2007, listed on the Spanish stock exchange since 2015 with a market capitalisation of approximately €2 billion. The company develops, builds, and operates photovoltaic solar plants and is a pioneer in the energy storage industry.

With a team of over 600 professionals, Grenergy operates across three key regions: Europe (including Spain, Italy, Germany, Poland, Romania, and the United Kingdom), North America, and Latin America. The company's global portfolio exceeds 75 GWh of storage capacity and 12 GW of solar in various stages of development.

Grenergy is also driving Greenbox, its standalone storage platform in Europe, which has over 30 GWh of standalone batteries under development.

Project Context

Fibden Farm is part of Grenergy's broader UK portfolio, which includes Goodrest Farm BESS (70MW, approved) and other projects in the Greenbox platform. The project's CfD award demonstrates Grenergy's ability to secure long-term revenue contracts at competitive prices (£65.23/MWh) while maintaining project bankability.

Grenergy secured capacity contracts for four UK BESS projects in the March 2026 T-4 auction (Scalm Park, Spring Lane, Buxton Road, and Fibden Farm) with a combined nominal power of 190 MW and total storage capacity of 760 MWh.

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