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Wilton International, Greystones Road - Phase 1 (150 MW battery storage)

Wilton International, Greystones Road - Phase 1 is a 150 MW battery storage project in Redcar and Cleveland, England. Its status in the Renewable Energy Planning Database (July 2026 extract) is: approved on 4 October 2023, not yet built; the record was last updated on 10 October 2023.

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

150 MWbattery storage
approved, not builtstatus in REPD
10 October 2023record last updated
Redcar and Clevelandcouncil area

Planning timeline

DateStage
11 August 2023Application submitted
4 October 2023Planning permission granted

Project details

Technology
battery storage (stand-alone storage)
Capacity
150 MW
Status (REPD)
approved, not built
Record last updated
10 October 2023
Operator or applicant
Sembcorp Utilities (UK) Limited
Planning authority
Redcar and Cleveland
Planning application reference
R/2023/0545/CL
Address (REPD)
Wilton International, Lazenby
Council area (by location)
Redcar and Cleveland
Time to decision
8 weeks
REPD reference
14729

Who decides

ApplicationsRedcar and ClevelandUK
Decided applications (solar, wind, battery)1710,236
Refused1 (6%)19%
Solar refused0 of 912%
Onshore wind refused1 of 245%
Battery storage refused0 of 616%
Median time from submission to decision13.0 weeks17.0 weeks
Appeals lodged / allowed0 / 0—

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Greystones Road, Grangetownbattery storage60approved, not built<0.1
Lackenbybattery storage49.9permission expired0.7
Old Hall Farm, Lackenbybattery storage244application submitted0.9
Tesside GigaParkbattery storage1,000application submitted1.6
Wiltonwind farm6.6application withdrawn3.2
Tees Wind Northwind farm45abandoned3.9
Bank Field Wind Farmwind farm17application withdrawn4.2
Teesworks Battery Storage Projectbattery storage1,000application withdrawn4.3
Yearby Village - Tees Solar Farmsolar farm49.9approved, not built4.4

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 (54.5727, -1.1296).