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Quinbrook’s First Synchronous Condenser in Scotland Now Built and Operating
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Join a growing team responsible for onboarding, and operational management of a number of nationally strategic grid stability and grid-scale battery energy storage facilities.
Quinbrook to invest over GBP 430 million in Critical Grid Infrastructure
Largest Portfolio of Privately Owned Synchronous Condensers in UK
Welsh Power Wins Major Contracts
Two contracts awarded in Phase 3 of National Grid's Stability Pathfinder
NGESO Pathfinder 3 Contract Award
ESO announces new contracts to deliver over £14 billion in savings
National Grid Stability Pathfinder 2
Welsh Power and Quinbrook Awarded Four New Contracts in Phase 2 of National Grid’s Stability Pathfinder
TSK Grid Stability Contract
Quinbrook & Welsh Power award TSK Grid Stability Contract
Scotland Stability Investment: Scotland’s wind success story bolstered by £323m stability investment
Onward inertia! The secret source for keeping the lights on and greening the grid
Rassau Synchronous Condenser begins providing inertia
Project Rassau is designed to play a key role in National Grid’s innovative approach to managing the stability of the electricity system in response to the rapid growth of renewables
Rassau Commissioning
Construction and commissioning of a new synchronous condenser installation at Rassau, in Ebbw Vale, South Wales has completed.
Rassau project takes shape
Development continues of our major grid stability project at Ebbw Vale
300-tonnes on the move
With meticulous planning, the huge electrical generator arrives at Ebbw Vale
Stability Pathfinder 2
National Grid ESO launches Stability Pathfinder follow-up for Scotland
Rassau: Siemens Energy
Siemens Energy’s rotating grid stabilisation technology is being installed in Wales
Rassau: National Grid ESO
Welsh Power facility will play a key role in the ESO Stability pathfinder
Native woodland restoration in Caithness 2024
Donations to local charities from the Wellbeing Team
Bracken Bashing with Stump up For Trees charity