News listings

energy-pedia alternative energy

United Kingdom flagUnited Kingdom

Europe / Caspian / CIS >>> United Kingdom

UK: National Grid to deliver last of four 200-tonne transformers for the Yorkshire GREEN Monk Fryston substation


10 Oct 2025

Photo - see caption

The last of four 200-tonne transformers for the Yorkshire GREEN Monk Fryston substation will be delivered from Goole Docks on a specialist vehicle over 80 metres long under police escort and at low speed. The transformer will travel along the road network via the M62 westbound, A1(M) northbound and A63 before arriving at Monk Fryston Substation on Rawfield Lane. 

The delivery, scheduled to take place in the daytime, has been carefully planned with the police and highways agencies to ensure disruption is kept to a minimum. Disruption is expected as a rolling road closure will be in place for parts of the convoy’s journey, and temporary parking restrictions may be required. 

Additionally, temporary alterations to items such as road signs and street furniture may have to be made at some locations to enable the convoy to complete its journey. While we aim to carry out the delivery on the date outlined, this may change owing to factors like the weather and police availability to carry out the required escort. Any updates will be shared on our?project website

A National Grid spokesperson said: 'Our thanks go to local communities for their support, patience and understanding as we approach completion of these supergrid transformer deliveries. We have been able to limit the potential for disruption as much as possible thanks to careful planning and working in close collaboration with the police and highways agencies. 

'Supergrid transformers are essential to our project to upgrade and reinforce the high-voltage energy network in Yorkshire and further afield. Upgrading the grid will help connect more home-grown British energy, supporting increased demand as well as boosting local economies, creating jobs, and providing clean, more affordable energy.' 

About Yorkshire Green 

The delivery is the latest milestone in National Grid’s Yorkshire GREEN project, part of The Great Grid Upgrade, part of a package of improvement works to upgrade and reinforce the network in the area. 

Transformers play a vital role in helping to ensure the UK continues to enjoy safe and reliable energy supplies, stepping voltage up or down so electricity can be efficiently transmitted from power generators or safely distributed to homes and businesses via regional networks. 

This is the final supergrid transformer to be delivered to the under-construction substation at Monk Fryston, with one further delivery scheduled to Overton in the coming weeks.

Original announcement link

Source: National Grid





Bookmark and Share


A global information service for upstream oil and gas opportunities - divestitures, farmins and farmouts and licensing rounds.


Subscriber Only Deals

Current Deals

Current Upstream Deals: 195

Completed Deals

Completed Upstream Deals: 6640

Company Profiles

Current Company Profiles: 2933

Corporate Activity

Current Corporate Activity articles: 4197

Companies Looking

Current number of articles: 466

Company Sales

Current Company Sales articles:1674

Geostudies

Current Geostudies articles: 1003

How to subscribe

energy-pedia Jobs

RSS Feed Widget
See all jobs...


energy-pedia Databank

The energy-pedia databank contains links to information on the world financial and energy markets, including share prices, oil and gas prices and the global stock exchanges. Read more...



energy-pedia Glossary

A list of commonly used terms in the oil and gas industry. Read more...

Subscribe

Subscribe to the FREE
energy-pedia Daily Newsletter
Subscribe

Bayphase
energy365
Merlin
Rose & Assocs
Telos NRG
OPC
Borchwix
Syntillica
Union Jack Oil 149
About energy-pedia

energy-pedia news is a FREE news service written and edited by E and P professionals for E and P professionals.

We don't just report the news, we give you the technical background as well, with additional information derived from our unique energy-pedia opportunities service.
Contact us

energy365 Ltd

238 High Street
London Colney
St Albans
UNITED KINGDOM

Tel: +44(0)1727 822675

Email: info@energy-pedia.com