Warren
Warren is a 4.99 MW solar farm in South East England, operated by Anesco. The UK government lists it as operational in its register of power stations (DUKES table 5.11, May 2025).
- PV
- South East
- England
Key facts
- Installed capacity
- 4.99 MW
- Status
- Operational
- Technology
- Solar Β· PV
- Operator
- Anesco
- Region
- South East
- Country
- England
- Grid connection (DUKES)
- LV
- Combined heat & power
- No
- Postcode
- SO51 9AG
- Coordinates
- 50.9902, -1.4613
Location
Map position from the published coordinates. For small sites this can be an approximate point rather than the exact boundary. Map Β© OpenStreetMap contributors.
How Warren compares
At a typical UK load factor for this technology (about 10% of the maximum possible output), a 4.99 MW station would generate roughly 4.4 GWh of electricity in a year, similar to the annual use of about 1,620 homes at 2,700 kWh each. This is an illustrative estimate, not the station's metered output: real generation varies with weather, availability and grid constraints.
Solar photovoltaic (PV) sites generate electricity from sunlight. Panels produce direct current, which inverters convert to alternating current for the grid. Output follows daylight and the seasons, so annual generation is a small fraction of the maximum possible.
All UK solar farms Solar farms in South East All run by AnescoNearby generating sites
- Marchwood Power Station Β· 840 MW power station9.3 km
- Tavells Β· 5.41 MW solar farm10.7 km
- Eveley Β· 49.3 MW solar farm13.0 km
- Marchwood Power Β· 898 MW CCGT gas power station13.2 km
- Netley Β· 5 MW solar farm15.1 km
- Hythe Β· 53 MW open-cycle gas power station16.6 km
- Raglington Farm Solar Park Β· 5.73 MW solar farm17.9 km
- Westover Β· 7.04 MW solar farm19.4 km
Also operated by Anesco
Anesco operates 136 sites in the register. Largest first:
Source
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), Digest of UK Energy Statistics (DUKES), table 5.11: power stations in the United Kingdom β operational at end of May 2025.
Capacity is installed capacity as published, not current output. Status reflects the source date, not live operation.
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Last checked by Octary: 15 July 2026
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