Pembroke Power Station / RWE, Pembroke Net Zero Centre

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Overview

RWE is the operator of the UK’s largest, and already one of the most efficient, combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) plant (Pembroke Power Station), and are developing a breadth of energy transition projects across its Pembroke Net Zero Centre.

Development on this site will support the construction of facilities and infrastructure including a proposed carbon capture plant, a large battery storage project, and industrial-scale green hydrogen production.

Land profile

  • 86.4 Hectares
  • Brownfield Site
  • Site surrounds the operational Pembroke Power Station.

Existing Energy Infrastructure

  • 2181 MW EXISTING CCGT plant
  • Existing electricity grid connection to both 400kV and 132kV, with additional connections secured
  • Dedicated connection to the national gas network

Key Sectors

  • Ongoing requirement for providing security of supply to the UK
  • CCS development with liquid CO2 shipping (non-pipeline transport)
  • Hydrogen production
  • Battery Storage
  • Grid Stability
  • Innovation Hub and industrial cluster integration

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