Project

Strategically located near National Grid’s Culham substation and the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA)’s Culham Campus, the project will support the decarbonisation of the UK’s electricity system. By efficiently balancing intermittent renewable generation, it will help the country meet its 2050 net zero target and ensure a more resilient, low-carbon energy supply.

Crucially, it will also deliver the essential power stability needed to underpin to Culham Campus, the UK's first AI Growth Zone. This support is fundamental to the campus’ ambition to become a world-leading hub for fusion research and innovation, directly driving regional growth, creating high-quality jobs, and advancing the UK’s clean energy and advanced technology goals.

The development will prioritise the local environment and community, setting aside 16 hectares for landscaping, including new woodland and grassland habitats. This will help restore a registered park and garden and is expected to deliver a substantial 62% biodiversity net gain.

Statera Energy’s battery systems are developed using proprietary control logic, and designed to deliver the most efficient, reliable service that can adapt to the various market conditions to help provide a secure supply of electricity to the end consumer at the lowest cost.