Planning applicationDND/25/00573/FULL

Land To The West Of Kinnoull Street Dunsinane Avenue Dunsinane Industrial Estate Dundee

DecidedWorth watchingRenewable Energy & Sustainability
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Received

16 October 2025

Validated

5 November 2025

Planning Signals

3 detected traits

Specific
Ancillary StructureElectrical InfrastructureRetrospective
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Retrospective approval sought for a Lynhurst battery energy storage scheme (up to 49.9MW) with associated inverter and container infrastructure.

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6/10
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Application DND/25/00573/FULL

Land To The West Of Kinnoull Street Dunsinane Avenue Dunsinane Industrial Estate Dundee

DecidedRenewable Energy, EV & Heat PumpsReceived Dundee City Council

Retrospective approval sought for a Lynhurst battery energy storage scheme (up to 49.9MW) with associated inverter and container infrastructure.

Reference
DND/25/00573/FULL
Address
Land To The West Of Kinnoull Street Dunsinane Avenue Dunsinane Industrial Estate Dundee
Status
Decided
Category
Renewable Energy, EV & Heat Pumps
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
Dundee City Council
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
56.4803
Longitude
-3.0127

Plain-language summary

Retrospective approval sought for a Lynhurst battery energy storage scheme (up to 49.9MW) with associated inverter and container infrastructure.

As filed with the council

Electrical energy storage facility with a maximum capacity of 49.9 MW and associated infrastructure (Retrospective)