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Thurrock Flexible

One physical site, registered with the market as 3 balancing units, 300 MW in Essex and Kent. The market settles each unit on its own; this page adds them back up. Everything is read from published data for the 364 days to 27 September 2026.

The site

Registered power, live units300 MW
Balancing units3
Charging zoneEssex and Kent
Owned byTHURROCK FLEXIBLE GENERATION LIMITED
UltimatelyStatera Energy confirmed
Traded byTHURROCK STORAGE LIMITED

What the site earned, all units together

Line364 days to 27 September 2026
Balancing mechanism, paid to discharge£17.1m
Balancing mechanism, paid out to charge−£6.7m
Response and reserve auctions£2.4m
Capacity market£1.6m
Three measured lines together£14.3m

Income per kilowatt across the whole site: £70.43/kW/yr on the three measured lines, before charging costs and before wholesale trading, which nobody publishes. Each unit's own page carries its estimate and its percentiles.

The units

UnitMWDischargeChargeStanding readyCM
T_THURB-1
THURROCK STORAGE LIMITED
100£7.4m−£2.7m£532k£1.6m
T_THURB-2
THURROCK STORAGE LIMITED
100£3.7m−£1.9m£1.2m—
T_THURB-3
THURROCK STORAGE LIMITED
100£6.0m−£2.1m£649k—

What it is built from

Entered operation2025-08 (online the week of 18 August 2025)
Connection voltage275 kV documented: Statera states a 275 kV connection, matching the register site name

From published documents, not from any register: supplier and contractor project pages, owner announcements and the trade press. Confidence: confirmed (commercial); OEM unknown. Checked 2026-08-31. source 1 · source 2. Fields not shown are not published anywhere we have found, and we do not guess them.

Grouped on evidence, not on a name: shared unit code stem THURB, all 3 units within 0.1 km. Portfolio families that share a code stem across distant sites, such as an aggregator's fleet, are never grouped. Methods

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