Planning application · Battery storage · Scottish Government (S36)
Camsiscan Farm, Craigie - Battery Energy Storage System
Awaiting Construction350 MWApplication ECU00004658Submitted 18 November 2022Granted 26 January 2024
The application
- Application number
- ECU00004658
- Planning authority
- Scottish Government (S36)
- County or area
- Ayrshire
- Nation
- Scotland
- Technology
- Battery storage (Stand-alone Storage)
- Capacity
- 350 MW
- Status
- Awaiting Construction (Planning Permission Granted)
- Operator or applicant
- Noriker Power Limited
- Location
- Camsiscan Farm, Craigie, Kilmarnock South, Kilmarnock, KA1 5JT
Timeline
- 18 November 2022 Planning application submitted
- 26 January 2024 Planning permission granted
- 26 January 2027 Planning permission expired Date as recorded in the register
Preview of the planning evidence pack for this site
The pack for this site lists 5 comparable battery incidents in the United Kingdom, grid-scale only, nearest first. The nearest is EIR-0638, Explosion and prolonged fire at Orsted battery storage site in Liverpool, 260 km from this site.
| Reference | Year | Incident | From the site | Severity |
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| EIR-0638 | 2020 | Explosion and prolonged fire at Orsted battery storage site in Liverpool | 260 km | Major |
| EIR-0584 | 2026 | Fire in a battery container at Rufford Colliery BESS, Rainworth, caused by a short circuit in NMC cells | 346 km | Significant |
| EIR-0058 | 2025 | Fire in two battery containers at Cirencester Hybrid Solar Farm, Gloucestershire | 458 km | Significant |
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In the full packWhat the planning evidence pack adds for this application
The pack is made for Camsiscan Farm, Craigie - Battery Energy Storage System from the register and the government planning database: every comparable incident, nearest first, with its sources; the schemes refused, withdrawn or taken to appeal within 40 km, your council first; and the fire service guidance each incident bears on. One fixed, dated file, as a PDF, a web page and a Word document.
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