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Former Fife Power Station (100 MW battery storage)

Former Fife Power Station is a 100 MW battery storage project in Fife, Scotland. Its status in the Renewable Energy Planning Database (July 2026 extract) is: application submitted on 6 February 2025, no decision recorded; the record was last updated on 14 October 2025. As a project over 50 MW in Scotland, it is decided by Scottish Ministers under Section 36.

Data: REPD July 2026 extract · calculated 7 November 2026 · Methodology and sources

100 MWbattery storage
application submittedstatus in REPD
14 October 2025record last updated
Fifecouncil area

Planning timeline

DateStage
6 February 2025Application submitted

Project details

Technology
battery storage (stand-alone storage)
Capacity
100 MW
Status (REPD)
application submitted
Record last updated
14 October 2025
Operator or applicant
Fife Power 1 Ltd
Planning authority
Scottish Government (S36)
Planning application reference
ECU00005188
Address (REPD)
Woodend, Cardenden
Council area (by location)
Fife
Name in REPD
Former Fife Power Station - Battery Energy Storage System
REPD reference
17018

Who decides

As a project over 50 MW in Scotland, it is decided by Scottish Ministers under Section 36. Scottish Government (S36) refused 18% of 334 decided solar, wind and battery applications in REPD (median 127 weeks to a decision). Across all UK planning authorities 19% of 10,236 decided applications were refused.

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Status and dates as recorded in the Renewable Energy Planning Database (July 2026 extract); the database is compiled from public sources and can lag behind council decisions. Location: REPD grid reference (56.1644, -3.3).