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About Monk Fryston (Constantine)
Monk Fryston (Constantine) is a battery storage site near Monk Fryston in North Yorkshire. It stands beside SSE's much larger Monk Fryston battery.
Its 57 MW of registered generating capacity is spread across one balancing mechanism unit. Every half hour each unit tells the grid how much it will generate (its physical notification): that is the live figure above, and GridMonkey has recorded it every half hour since it was added to the list in October 2026, for the chart.
Battery stations charge when power is cheap and plentiful and discharge at the peaks, in seconds. Their output swings between charging and discharging through the day.
| Type | Battery storage |
|---|---|
| Registered capacity | 57 MW |
| Area | North Yorkshire |
| Location | Near Monk Fryston in North Yorkshire 53.754° N, 1.265° W |
| Owner or operator | Constantine Energy Storage |
| Elexon lead party | HD777FRY Ltd |
| BM unit | T_MKFRB-1 57 MW |
| Size | 26th largest of the 79 battery storage sites on GridMonkey's list |
Other battery storage sites
- Coalburn 512 MW, South Lanarkshire
- Hams Hall 400 MW, Warwickshire
- Monk Fryston 320 MW, North Yorkshire
- Kilmarnock South 313 MW, East Ayrshire
- Thurrock 300 MW, Essex
- Sheaf 249 MW, Kent
- Uskmouth 232 MW, Newport
- Blackhillock 208 MW, Moray
- Thornton 200 MW, East Riding of Yorkshire
- Ferrybridge 152 MW, West Yorkshire
- Wilton battery 150 MW, Teesside
- Iron Acton 121 MW, South Gloucestershire
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Contains BMRS data © Elexon Limited copyright and database right 2026 (licence). Station names, areas and owners or operators come from GridMonkey's own table, matched to the units in Elexon's register; a station's output here is its physical notification, not metered generation. Location: Renewable Energy Planning Database (REPD) (Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, July 2026). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.