Power stations in East Midlands

12 power stations with a combined 6,987 MW of installed capacity, from the UK government's register of power stations (DESNZ, DUKES table 5.11) and Octary's own records. Open any station for its capacity, operator, location map, nearby stations and source.

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Station	Type	Capacity	Stage	Region	Operator
Staythorpe	CCGT gas power station	1,828 MW	Operating	East Midlands	RWE Npower
West Burton CCGT	CCGT gas power station	1,332 MW	Operating	East Midlands	UK Transition Limited
Spalding Energy Company Ltd	CCGT gas power station	950 MW	Operating	East Midlands	Intergen
Keadby 2	Gas-fired power station	840 MW	Operating	East Midlands	SSE Group
Keadby	CCGT gas power station	735 MW	Operating	East Midlands	SSE Group
Cottam Development Centre	CCGT gas power station	445 MW	Operating	East Midlands	Uniper UK
Corby Power Station	CCGT gas power station	407 MW	Operating	East Midlands	ESB
Spalding Expansion OCGT	Open-cycle gas power station	300 MW	Operating	East Midlands	Intergen
Derby	Open-cycle gas power station	50 MW	Operating	East Midlands	River Nene
Peterborough Power Station PPL2 Gas Engines	Open-cycle gas power station	49 MW	Operating	East Midlands	River Nene
Ratcliffe (OCGT)	Oil-fired power station	34 MW	Operating	East Midlands	Uniper UK
Little Barford GT	Oil-fired power station	17 MW	Operating	East Midlands	RWE Npower

Source: Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, Digest of UK Energy Statistics (DUKES) table 5.11, plus Octary's records of legacy and decommissioned sites. Capacities are installed capacity, not live output. For hand-written histories and engineering diagrams of the UK's major stations, see the power stations atlas.