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Damhead Creek Carbon Capture Project

Damhead Creek is a gas-fired power station in Kent that was originally owned by ScottishPower. In 2011 ScottishPower won government consent to build a new 1,000 MW “Damhead Creek 2” station on the same site, designed to be “carbon capture ready” so CO₂ emissions could eventually be stored under the North Sea. Later, in 2018, Drax acquired Damhead Creek, and in 2020 Drax sold it to VPI, which now owns the plant.

City

Rochester

Country

United Kingdom

Region

europe

Project name

Damhead Creek Carbon Capture Project

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Company:
Project name:
Damhead Creek Carbon Capture Project
Project categories:
capture
City:
Rochester
County:
Medway
State:
Kent
Country:
United Kingdom
Region:
Europe
Sector:
Natural gas power
Capacity (Mt/year):
4,000,000
Status:
Cancelled
Date announced:
Jan-2011
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2020-12-13
Vitol’s VPI Holding to acquire four CCGTs in the UK
2019-01-04
Drax acquires Damhead Creek Power Station as part of £702m power deal
2011-01-25
Go-ahead for £500m power plant near Hoo
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