Red Tile
Red Tile is a 24 MW onshore wind farm in East of England, England, operated by EDF Energy. The UK government lists it as operational in its register of power stations (DUKES table 5.11, May 2025).
- Onshore
- East of England
- England
Key facts
- Installed capacity
- 24 MW
- Status
- Operational
- Technology
- Wind Β· Onshore
- Operator
- EDF Energy
- Region
- East of England
- Country
- England
- Grid connection (DUKES)
- LV
- Combined heat & power
- No
- Postcode
- PE28 2JX
- Coordinates
- 52.3315, -0.1826
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 Red Tile compares
At a typical UK load factor for this technology (about 26% of the maximum possible output), a 24 MW station would generate roughly 55 GWh of electricity in a year, similar to the annual use of about 20,250 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.
Wind farms turn the kinetic energy of the wind into electricity with turbines. Output varies with wind speed. Offshore sites usually see stronger, steadier winds than onshore sites and so generate more per MW of capacity.
All UK wind farms Wind farms in East of England All run by EDF EnergyNearby generating sites
- Abbots Ripton Β· 24.7 MW solar farm5.4 km
- Wiggin Hill Β· 11.4 MW solar farm6.7 km
- Cotton Farm Β· 16.4 MW onshore wind farm7.8 km
- Woolley Hill (GB) Β· 10 MW onshore wind farm8.6 km
- Huntingdon Β· 10.2 MW solar farm10.4 km
- RamseySolar Β· 4.97 MW solar farm13.4 km
- Caldecote Β· 4.98 MW solar farm13.6 km
- Bury Green Β· 4.97 MW solar farm13.6 km
Also operated by EDF Energy
EDF Energy operates 48 sites in the register. Largest first:
- Hinkley Point C Β· nuclear power station3,260 MW
- West Burton A Power Station Β· coal-fired power station2,012 MW
- Cottam Power Station Β· coal-fired power station2,008 MW
- Heysham 2 Β· nuclear power station1,240 MW
- Torness Β· nuclear power station1,200 MW
- Sizewell B Β· nuclear power station1,198 MW
- Hartlepool Β· nuclear power station1,185 MW
- Heysham 1 Β· nuclear power station1,060 MW
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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