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About Gordonbush Extension
Gordonbush Extension is an onshore wind farm in Highland, Scotland, with 38 MW of generating capacity across one balancing mechanism unit: Elexon registers it at 59 MW, but SSE gives it 38 MW, and that is the capacity this page uses. It is the 120th largest of the 163 wind farms in GridMonkey's list of Britain's wind farms that report to Elexon, and is operated or mostly owned by SSE. Every half hour it 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 17 October 2026 for the chart.
The government's Renewable Energy Planning Database lists Gordonbush Extension as operational since January 2021, with 11 turbines of 4.3 MW, up to 150 m tall to the blade tip.
| Type | Onshore wind farm |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 38 MW (SSE) |
| Registered capacity | 59 MW (Elexon) |
| Turbines | 11 turbines of 4.3 MW |
| Height to blade tip | 150 m |
| Operational since | January 2021 |
| Location | Highland, Scotland |
| Owner group | SSE (operator or majority owner; joint ventures simplified) |
| Operator in REPD | Scottish and Southern Energy |
| Elexon lead party | SSE Generation Ltd |
| BM unit | T_GORDW-2 59 MW |
| Size | 120th largest of 163 |
Other SSE wind farms
- Dogger Bank A offshore, 1,200 MW
- Dogger Bank B offshore, 1,199 MW
- Seagreen offshore, 1,075 MW
- Beatrice offshore, 588 MW
- Clyde onshore, 550 MW
- Greater Gabbard offshore, 539 MW
- Viking onshore, 488 MW
- Stronelairg onshore, 228 MW
- Griffin onshore, 206 MW
- Hadyard Hill onshore, 117 MW
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Contains BMRS data © Elexon Limited copyright and database right 2026 (licence). Farm names and owner groups are GridMonkey's reading of Elexon's register; a farm's output here is its physical notification, not metered generation. Turbines, location, status and operator: Renewable Energy Planning Database (DESNZ, July 2026). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.