GOVAL FARM

BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM (BESS)

UK Company dedicated to Energy Storage Development.
Based in the UK and Ireland.
Many years of experience in initiating and developing new
renewable energy projects in the UK.
Delivering over 70MW of Energy Storage for Scotland.

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Scotland is aiming to achieve net-zero by 2045.
Intermittent renewable energy generation means we still have to
rely on fossil fuel generation.
Battery Projects let us store excess renewables energy until it is
needed – plugging the gap.
By 2050, according to National Grid ESO, we may require up to
40 GW of energy storage.
New energy storage capacity is encouraged by the Scottish
Energy Strategy 2018 in order to hasten the adoption of storage
innovation and deployment across Scotland.

The location is approximately 1.54km to the main Dyce Substation Grid 132kV Supply Point.
There is available grid capacity at this location.
There are very few suitable locations in Scotland such as this
This location minimises the amount of connection
infrastructure required which is better for the environment and

means lower embodied carbon emissions.
The application site is located on land at Goval Farm and west

from Whitestripes Road, to the north of Dyce.
The proposed site is approximately 1 hectare (the size of a

football pitch) and currently consists of low quality agricultural

land.

Containerised battery storage facility (38 x containers) with up to 33 MW of energy storage.
Circa 7.8-meter-long containers at a height of approx. 2.6 meters.

Containerised battery storage facility (38 x containers) with up
to 33MW of energy storage.
Circa 7.8-meter-long containers at a height of approx. 2.6
meters.
An access track, electricity meter building, fences, and
containers housing batteries and related equipment would make
up the development.
Stores extra grid generation in reserve – returns electricity to
the grid as necessary. Allows more green energy to be added to
grid mix.
This balances the grid’s supply and demand.
The existing hedgerows and trees will be retained and a belt of
new planting of native trees is proposed along the roadside to
screen the development.

PROPOSED BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM (BESS)