Embedded Register
Summary
This is an embedded generation register listing connected or contracted-to-connect distributed generation projects in Scotland. From November 2025, it will include a new 'Gate' column indicating whether agreements are Gate 1 or Gate 2 under the Connections Reform process.
Why it matters
Provides transparency on Scotland's distributed generation pipeline and will help track how projects are progressing through the reformed connections process.
Key facts
- •Gate column to be added from 21st November 2025
- •Gate classification relates to CUSC paragraphs 6.30.3.2 and 6.35.2
- •Capacity data currently aggregated and may contain duplicates
- •Register covers Scotland only
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Publisher description
A list of connected or contracted to connect embedded generation projects in Scotland. <br/> <b> **<span style="color: rgb(176,74,42)">NOTE:</span>** Following updates to CUSC paragraphs 6.30.3.2 and 6.35.2, the Embedded Registers will include an additional column called “Gate” from 21st November,2025 indicating whether agreements are classified as Gate 1 or Gate 2. This column will be populated once agreements have been countersigned. Until that point, the field will remain blank. Please
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A list of connected or contracted to connect embedded generation projects in Scotland. <br/> <b> **<span style="color: rgb(176,74,42)">NOTE:</span>** Following updates to CUSC paragraphs 6.30.3.2 and 6.35.2, the Embedded Registers will include an additional column called “Gate” from 21st November,2025 indicating whether agreements are classified as Gate 1 or Gate 2. This column will be populated once agreements have been countersigned. Until that point, the field will remain blank. Please note: <br/> 1) Capacity across stages and technology types is currently presented in aggregate, which may result in duplicate entries. This will be refined as the register process evolves, with future updates aiming to split capacity by stage and technology to improve clarity and accuracy. <br/> 2) This approach ensures transparency while reflecting the current status of agreements under the Connections Reform process. </b>