Overview
Status: Construction Phase
About the Project
We are proposing to upgrade the existing 275kV east coast transmission network to enable the connection of onshore and offshore renewable electricity to Great Britain’s transmission network, allowing the onward supply of power to centres of demand. A significant number of projects are being developed on the east coast of Scotland to enable these connections and to strengthen the network serving the region.
Seagreen Wind Energy Limited (SWEL) Offshore Wind Farm requires connection to our network. To facilitate SWEL's connection, we require the extension of the existing Tealing Substation by approximately 60 x 100 metres to the east. In addition to the substation extension works, there are also planned upgrades to the current plant and infrastructure within our existing substation.
Why is the Project Required?
As the transmission network owner for the north of Scotland, we are responsible for the maintenance and development of the transmission network in an economic, efficient and co-ordinated manner. As part of our statutory and transmission licence obligations, we have a number of duties including:
- the development and maintenance of an efficient, coordinated and economical system of electricity transmission
- to facilitate competition in the supply and generation of electricity
- to ensure that the security of the network is maintained as the demand and/or generation connections change over time
We have a licence obligation to invest in our existing assets to maintain network health and condition. We also have a statutory duty under the Electricity Safety, Quality and Continuity Regulations 2002 to ensure that the electricity transmission network is fit for purpose.
Seagreen Wind Energy Ltd (SWEL)
Seagreen Wind Energy Ltd is a £3bn offshore wind farm development owned by SSE Renewables (49%) and Total (51%). Once complete, the project will take on the title of Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm with 114 turbines and a capacity of 1,075MW.
In 2010, Seagreen was awarded exclusive development rights by The Crown Estate for the Firth of Forth zone of the UK’s Round 3 offshore wind farm development programme.
Seagreen phase one within the zone includes the development of two windfarms, 'Seagreen Alpha' and 'Seagreen Bravo', located over 27km from the Angus coastline with a potential combined capacity of up to 1.5GW.
The offshore consent for Seagreen phase one was received in 2014 (confirmed in 2017 following legal challenge). In March 2018, Seagreen submitted an application to Marine Scotland seeking to remove the consented capacity limit to utilise the latest advances in wind turbine technology. This application was approved in August 2018.
In 2013, the onshore consent (Planning Permission in Principle) was received from Angus council and extended in December 2016 following re-application by Seagreen. Seagreen phase one will be, at its nearest point, located approximately 27km from the Angus coastline covering an area of around 400Km2 in the outer Firth of Forth.
The electricity will be delivered by subsea and then underground cables from landfall at Carnoustie to a new onshore substation at Tealing for onward transmission on the national electricity transmission system.
Find Out More About Seagreen Offshore Wind Farm
Community Engagement
Throughout the life of our projects, we aim to work positively with local communities and keep people informed about what we are doing.
We endeavour to take the time to discuss proposals with local community councils, encourage engagement from the wider community and listen to the feedback we receive.
We will do our best to answer any questions and address issues or concerns that are raised with us.
When our project progresses into construction, we will continue working closely with the local community to ensure that our work has as little impact on the lives of those living and working in the area and as many long term positive effects as possible.
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Project Updates
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2024 Festive Period
Further Delivery Delays
Project updates
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2024 Festive Period
Works will pause at the substation for the festive period from Monday 23 December 2024 to 6 January 2025 however, our Operation Teams may still access the site during this time.
Although the site will be closed for all construction workers during this period, security will remain in place 7 days a week and 24 hours per day.Further Delivery Delays
This weekend we were expecting the long awaited arrival of the 2nd Phase Shifting Transformer being delivered to site.
Storm Darragh last week interrupted our departure date and Police Scotland have confirmed that due to works on the A90 a later date for delivery to site before Christmas is no longer feasible.
The team are now working out when the earliest date in January 2025 we can rearrange the delivery for and we will issue a communication on the revised dates when these are known.New Delivery Date for PST2
In October we advised that we were preparing for the delivery of our 2nd Phase Shifting Transformer (PST2) but unfortunately due to port congestion as part of Storm Ashley delivery of PST2 was delayed and was not delivered to site as expected for the start of November 2024.
We can now confirm that PST2 which will be the final large piece of plant to be delivered to the substation as part of the current construction works and will take place on Saturday 14 December 2024 through to Sunday 15 December 2024.
The delivery will follow the same route as the first PST that came in February and will come to site via Moat Mill Road. The transformer will leave Dundee docks under Police Scotland escort at approximately 7pm and is expected to arrive at the substation at approximately 3am. These timings are indicative (weather permitting) and subject to change.
We will endeavour to minimise light and noise pollution during the nighttime hours to ensure the minimum disturbance possible and thank you for your patience and understanding while works at the substation continue and are executed. If you have any questions or queries pertaining to the above information, please do not hesitate to contact our Lead Community Liaison Manager Louise. -
2nd Phase Shifting Transformer Delivery Delay
Unfortunately, due to port congestion as part of Storm Ashley the 2nd Phase Shifting Transformer (PST2) has been delayed and will not be delivered to site as expected this weekend.
We are working with our contract partners on a revised programme for the delivery and will communicate this at the earliest opportunity once new dates are confirmed.
2nd Phase Shifting Transformer Delivery
This year at the existing Tealing substation we have taken delivery of 2 transformers; a Phase Shifting Transformer (PST) and a Super Grid Transformer (SGT3) which will help to fully utilise the increased capacity that the newly constructed Alyth substation in Perthshire releases to the national grid.
We are now preparing site for the 2nd PST to be delivered; this will be the final large piece of plant to be delivered to the substation as part of the current construction works and will take place on Saturday 2 November 2024 through to Sunday 3 November 2024.
The delivery will follow the same route as the first PST that came in February and will come to site via Moat Mill Road. The transformer will leave Dundee docks under Police Scotland escort at approximately 7pm and is expected to arrive at the substation at approximately 3am. These timings are indicative (weather permitting) and subject to change.
Commencing from Wednesday 23 October 2024 we will also be undertaking overnight works to complete a top up to the oil for our SGT3 following the oil installation activities that we undertook in July. Balfour Beatty will be present throughout, the works will be quiet and there will normally be no lights on however, occasionally there will be people moving around and some localised lighting.
SSEN Transmission as always thank you for your patience and understanding while works at the substation continue and are executed. If you have any questions or queries pertaining to the above information, please do not hesitate to contact your Community Liaison Manager, Louise Anderson. -
Extension to Overnight Works
Last month we provided an update on upcoming activities on site with regards to oil installation works for our transformer; PST1 which commenced this week on Monday 2 September and were scheduled to complete on Monday 9 September 2024.
Unfortunately, due to a leak found whilst drawing vacuum on the transformer we have had to extend the duration of the oil filling activities, and these will now conclude on Monday 16th September 2024.
Our Principal Contractor Balfour Beatty will continue to be present throughout, and the works will remain quiet with no lights on however, occasionally there will be people moving around and some localised lighting.
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Overnight works
Back in July we communicated that we were going to be undertaking overnight works to complete oil installation activities for our SGT3 that was delivered to site in June. At that time, we anticipated that similar activities would be carried out at the end of July for our PST1 but unfortunately these activities for PST1 were postponed.
We can now advise that the transformer oil installation works for PST1 will be undertaken overnight from Monday 2 September through to Monday 9 September 2024
The works consist of oil tankers being present on site to fill PST1. Our Principal Contractor Balfour Beatty will be present throughout, the works will be quiet and there will normally be no lights on however, occasionally there will be people moving around and some localised lighting. -
Transformer Oil Installation
Following the successful delivery of our first Phase Shifting Transformer (PST1) at the substation in February, and our Super Grid Transformer (SGT3) delivery in June we would like to make residents aware of some essential works that are going to be undertaken overnight from Monday 22 July 2024.
The works consist of oil tankers being present on site to fill SGT3 from Monday 22 July to Thursday 25 July 2024. Our Principal Contractor Balfour Beatty will be present throughout, the works will be quiet and there will normally be no lights on however, occasionally there will be people moving around and some localised lighting.
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2nd Transformer Delivery
In February 2024 we took delivery of the first of two Phase Shifting Transformers (PSTs) that are required at Tealing substation in order to fully utilise the increased capacity that the newly constructed Alyth substation in Perthshire releases to the national grid.
We are now preparing site for the replacement of Super Grid Transformer (SGT) 3 to be delivered. This will take place on Friday 7 June.
The delivery will follow the same route as the first PST that came in February and will come to site via Moat Mill Road. The transformer will leave Dundee docks under Police Scotland escort at approximately 7.30pm and is expected to take approximately 4 hours to get to site. These timings are indicative (weather permitting) and subject to change.
The route of the transformer from Dundee will follow the A90 before turning off at Moat Mill. There are no road closures required for this delivery.
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Increase in traffic delivery - 10 April
We would like to make you aware that on Wednesday 10 April there will be a slight increase in tipper lorries passing through the area.
Three wagons are expected to carry 15 loads from the Tealing 275kV substation site from 8.30am finishing around mid-afternoon. The wagons will not pass each other on Emmock Road.
If you have any questions regarding this movement, please do not hesitate to contact the Community Liaison Manager – Rhiannon Merritt (Rhiannon.Merritt@sse.com, 07721 407513).
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Transformer Delivery
Since 2022 Balfour Beatty have been on site carrying out preparative civil works ahead of the delivery and installation of 2 Phase Shifting Transformers (PSTs) that are required at Tealing in order to fully utilise the increased capacity that the newly constructed Alyth substation in Perthshire releases to the national grid.
The PSTs were originally expected to be delivered in 2023, but due to unforeseen delays we are now preparing to receive the first of the PSTs to site. This will be delivered to the substation across 10 and 11 February and will be taken via Moat Mill Road.
As we prepare the site for this delivery, we wanted to provide an update of the abnormal load delivery and the proposed route that the transformer will be taking.
The transformer will leave Dundee docks under Police Scotland escort on 10 February at approximately 8pm and is expected to arrive at site on 11 February at approximately 3am. These timings are indicative (weather permitting) and subject to change.
The route of the transformer from Dundee will follow the A90 before turning off at Moat Mill. There are no road closures required for this delivery.
We thank local residents and road users for their patience and understanding while works at the substation continue and are executed. If you have any questions or queries pertaining to the above information, please do not hesitate to contact our Community Liaison Manager Rhiannon direct on either 07721 407513 or Rhiannon.merritt@sse.com -
Abnormal load delivery - 23rd November
SSEN Transmission would like to make you aware of the rescheduled abnormal load delivery to Tealing substation. We will now be taking an alternative route via Aviemore on Thursday 23rd November and Wednesday 29nd November. The convoy will be escorted by Police Scotland and specialist abnormal load escort vehicles, due to arrive into the Tealing area around 22:00. There may be disruption to your journey whilst the convoy is passing through.
To minimise noise impacts, offloading will commence the following day after delivery.
Please see the below map showing the convoy’s route of entrance to Tealing Substation.
As part of SSEN Transmission upgrade works in the North East of Scotland, transitioning from 275kV to 400kV operation, there is a need to replace two Super Grid Transformers at the existing Rothienorman substation. Two new 400/33kV SGTs were successfully delivered to Rothienorman in October 2022 and it has now come the time to remove redundant 275/33kV SGT units and transport them for strategic storage at Tealing substation, further to re-deploying them on a future project. To facilitate these movements, SSEN Transmission’s contract partner Balfour Beatty have employed specialist heavy haulage contractor J.B Rawcliffe & Sons to carry out the task. The first SGT unit is due to leave Rothienorman site mid-morning on 22nd of November 2023 then following onto the A96 via Keith before turning onto the A95 to Aviemore. On the 23rd November the convoy will take the A9 to Perth and be held until 8pm where it will go along the A90 towards Tealing. The convoy will be escorted by Police Scotland and abnormal load escort vehicles and will be due to arrive to Tealing area around 22:00 on the same day. It is expected to encounter partial congestion during transit of the convoy, however there will many opportunities to overtake the slow-moving traffic, as managed by Police Scotland. The second transformer move is planned to arrive on the 29th of November and will follow the same route & associated timings as the first delivery.
If you would like any further information please do not hesitate to get in touch with the Community Liaison Manager – Rhiannon Merritt (Rhiannon.Merritt@sse.com, 07721 407513).
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November CLG Meeting Minutes
The 9th Tealing substation CLG meeting on 27th April was held via Microsoft Team. Minutes from the meeting held back in November 2022 can now be downloaded from the project documentation section of this website. If you have issues, concerns or comments you would like discussed at a CLG, please contact any of the Tealing or SSEN Transmission representatives. If you wish to attend a CLG in person, you are required to declare an agenda item in advance to Community Liaison Manager, Joanne Poyner -
Festive Period Site Closure
Our Principal Contractor Balfour Beatty’s works at Tealing substation will pause for the festive period from Friday 23 December until Wednesday 4 January 2023.
Construction activities will recommence from Tuesday 10 January 2023.
August CLG Meeting Minutes
We held the 8th Tealing substation CLG meeting on 30 November via Microsoft Teams. Minutes from the meeting held in August can now be downloaded from the project documentation section of this website. If you have issues, concerns or comments you would like discussed at a CLG, please contact any of the Tealing or SSEN Transmission representatives. If you wish to attend a CLG in person, you are required to declare an agenda item in advance to Community Liaison Manager, Joanne Poyner. -
Site Deliveries
From Tuesday 30th August until Friday 2nd September you may notice an increase in traffic as we deliver modular office buildings to replace the current temporary offices. In order to avoid any potential congestion, the lorry delivery times have been staggered and we’ll be setting up the new units as swiftly as possible. If you have any questions regarding the deliveries please contact our Community Liaison Manager, Teri Brown.
May CLG Meeting Minutes
We held the 7th Tealing substation CLG meeting on 9 August via Microsoft Teams. Minutes from the meeting held in May can now be downloaded from the project documentation section of this website. If you have issues, concerns or comments you would like discussed at a CLG, please contact any of the Tealing or SSEN Transmission representatives. If you wish to attend a CLG in person, you are required to declare an agenda item in advance to Community Liaison Manager, Teri Brown.
CLG Minutes
We have now published the minutes from the fifth CLG meeting that was held on 7 December 2021, these can be downloaded from the project documentation section of this webpage. If you have issues, concerns or comments you would like discussed at a CLG, please contact any of the Tealing or SSEN Transmission representatives. If you wish to attend a CLG in person, you are required to declare an agenda item in advance to Community Liaison Manager, Louise Anderson. The next CLG meeting will be held via Microsoft Teams on 9 August. -
Upcoming Activities
From 6 June our Principal Contractor Balfour Beatty who will be delivering the next phase of works for the installation of the Phase Shifting Transformers (PSTs) will be mobilising to site. This will consist of 9 cabins being delivered on HIABs as well as delivery of 2No generators, fuel tanks, water bowser and a septic tank. We anticipate the deliveries to be completed by 8 June and the transport team have been made aware the deliveries need to be staggered so they do not meet on the road to site.With the next phase of works commencing, the previous speed restriction of 40mph will be re-introduced on Emmock Road from 20 June with advanced signage being implemented one week before, this will be in place for 77 weeks. Balfour Beatty will also be arranging for speed radar signs to be in place to help encourage all road users to adhere to the reduced speed limit as well as temporary speed humps on the road into our substation site.We have created an information booklet that details the works to date and those due to start including a timeline for the construction activities, which can be downloaded from the project documentation section of this webpage.If you have any questions or queries pertaining to the above information, please do not hesitate to contact the projects Community Liaison Manager. -
Successful completion of Seagreen connection at Tealing substation
A major milestone has been reached in the ongoing development of the Tealing transmission substation with the successful energisation of the new power network at the facility which will enable the connection of the Seagreen offshore wind farm. To find out more on this milestone, please click the link below. -
Project Update - December 2021
As construction works at the existing Tealing substation prepare to stop for the festive period, we wanted to provide a project update on the works that have been carried out during 2021 as we’ve extended the substation to accommodate the Seagreen Wind Energy Ltd connection and carried out upgrades to the current plant and infrastructure. This year some of the activities on site have included the dismantling of the old concrete structures to make way for the installation of over 240 concrete bases and associated equipment, installation of over 9000m of cabling as well as 2000m of busbar. This completed the major element of the works which have been energised this week. The works at Tealing substation are part of the wider East coast onshore 275kV upgrade reinforcement which includes the construction of a new 275kV substation near Alyth, Perthshire. The Alyth substation, and associated overhead line works to connect the substation to the national grid releases additional capacity by improving the power flow balance. However, the boundary between SSEN Transmission and Scottish Power Transmission would still be limited, so to fully utilise the increased capacity provided by Alyth substation and the overhead line upgrade, it is proposed to install Phase Shifting Transformers (PSTs) at Tealing substation. The PSTs will be installed in March & May 2023 but ahead of the delivery of these, civil enabling works are required within Tealing substation, these will commence in quarter 3 of 2022.As well as the installation of PSTs at the substation, following a recent assessment of existing assets on site it has been determined that Super Grid Transformer (SGT) 3 which was manufactured in 1968 is reaching the end of its operational capabilities and therefore requires to be replaced. As the need for the replacement of SGT3 has been highlighted, SSEN Transmission will undertake the works associated with the SGT replacement at the same time as the works to install the new PSTs and as such these works will also be delivered during 2023.All SSEN Transmission construction activities will cease at the substation for the festive period from 24 December until 4 January 2022. Our Operation Teams may still access the site during this time. No major works are expected to be carried out w/c 20 December as the site prepares to close.
Tealing CLG
We have now published the minutes from the fourth CLG meeting that was held on 21 July , these can be downloaded from the project documentation section of this webpage.If you have issues, concerns or comments you would like discussed at a CLG, please contact any of the Tealing or SSEN Transmission representatives. If you wish to attend a CLG in person, you are required to declare an agenda item in advance to Community Liaison Manager, Louise Anderson. We anticipate the next CLG meeting to be held in April 2022. -
Security Light Testing
As construction works continue to progress at the existing SSEN Transmission Tealing substation to facilitate the Seagreen Wind Energy Ltd (SWEL) connection, we have also been carrying out works separately with Balfour Beatty to upgrade the security, in the way of increasing the height of the perimeter fence and installing new security lights and CCTV cameras.Balfour Beatty’s sub-contractor, Pointer, have now advised us that they require to carry out testing of the new security light system to ensure the lights will work correctly when commissioned. This testing will consist of the lights coming on intermittently from 5 -16 July.Once the testing period is complete, and the new lights are commissioned these will only come on when an intrusion has been detected by the security system.We apologise to the local community for any inconvenience the testing period will cause and thank them for their patience while this necessary activity is carried out to ensure the new security lighting system works correctly.
Progress Video
With construction having been well underway on the Tealing substation extension project for the last year. Our Principal Contractor, Siemens BAM have created an impressive montage giving an insight into the ongoing works to extend the existing substation, over a 12 month period. To view the video, please click on the adjacent picture. -
Emmock Road
SSEN Transmission recently submitted an application to Angus Council to restrict the speed on Emmock Road to 40mph from the entrance to the substation along to the dual carriageway flyover. These restrictions will come into place from 25 May for 32 weeks.A map showing where the signage will be placed can be downloaded from the project documentation section of this website.We hope this reduction well help prevent any damage to the road and verges following the resurfacing works carried out earlier this year. -
Transformer Delivery
We will be taking delivery of a transformer onto site on Monday 22 March, this will be delivered via the Moatmill Road. We do not anticipate this to cause any disruption to the local community. -
Community Liaison Group (CLG)
We held our first Community Liaison Group meeting on 2 December 2020 via Microsoft Teams. The Community Liaison Group (CLG) is made up of representatives from the local community as well as Tealing Community Council, and Councillors from Angus Council for Monifeith and Sidlaw Ward and project representatives from SSEN Transmission and SWEL. Meetings will take place at regular intervals to discuss any matters relating to the Tealing substation extension project while the construction period continues. Minutes will be made publicly available via this website via the project documentation tab and through local channels such as Tealing Community Council. The date of the next CLG is 27 January 2021 6–8pm. If you have any queries relating to this project please contact Louise Anderson, Community Liaison Manager. -
Project Update - November
The next phase of work within the existing Tealing substation commences on Monday 30 November and will involve the dismantling and re-build of the reserve bus bar. For these works to be completed, the working hours will be extended again, like at the beginning of November; 7am to 9pm. These hours will be in place until the end of March 2021. Weekend working will continue to be on both Saturday’s and Sunday’s between 7am – 6pm.All tower lighting on site will be switched off at the end of each shift respectively and we apologise for any inconvenience caused to the local residents with the extension of the hours which are required to enable us to complete these necessary works. -
Extension to Working Hours
From Monday 2nd of November the working hours for our Principal Contractor will be extended for approximately 3 weeks, until Monday 16th November 2020. The new working hours will be 7am to 9pm, the works that will be carried out during these additional hours, will not be on the substation extension but within the existing substation itself. There will be tower lights on while the works are ongoing, but these will be switched off at the end of each night at 9pm. No plant movements will be undertaken during the additional hours in order to help minimise noise and disruption to local residents.Weekend working will also commence within the existing substation on both Saturday’s and Sunday’s between 7am – 6pm. SSEN Transmission apologises for any inconvenience that these changes may cause to the local community and thank you for your continued understanding as our project progresses.
Additional Lighting on Site
We will be arranging for new tower lights to be installed around the access road and compound, these will be installed in the next couple of weeks. These are to ensure during winter hours that the site remains a safe environment for works to be carried out. The lights will be in place from October 2020 until February 2021 and will be in operation from 6am to 7pm. At 7pm our Principal Contractor will lower the tower lights and switch them off. They will be installed around the perimeter of the site shining into the substation areas and facing at 45 degrees to the ground. -
Project Update - September
Progress on the Tealing substation extension project has been progressing well. Civil works on the platform extension is nearing completion, the most recent milestone reached has been getting the permanent external perimeter fence erected.The dismantling of the old substation equipment is now all complete and the installation of the new plant and equipment is progressing well on both the new extension and within the existing substation.The new 275kV modular control building is now installed and fitted out and panel installation complete. Commissioning activities have also now commenced and will continue as the project works towards an energisation date of 10 November 2020.The project has a rolling number of outages on the network until December 2021 in order to complete the remaining dismantling and rebuild of the 275kV busbar and associated equipment. -
Weekend Working
In order to carry out the essential rebuild of the east of the substation and connect in the extension and to ensure network security is maintained to return a completed rebuild, including the extension to the existing Tealing substation, Angus Council has approved for our Principal Contractor to work the following Sunday's to achieve this and complete works before winter running resumes on the network. 14th and 28th June, 12th & 26th July, 9th and 23rd August, 6th and 20th September, 4th &18th October and 1st, 15th and 29th November. Works that will be carried out include: Complete the build to the extension and to Tealing substation including installation of plant & equipment, installation of permanent perimeter fence, complete external landscaping, testing and commissioning.To ensure local residents are disturbed as little as possible there will be no deliveries to site out with normal working hours. The duration's of any plant movements will be restricted to no more than 25 minutes continuous movements.Works will also take place on site on Saturdays beginning this Saturday 13th June until 19th December with working hours proposed at 8am - 6pm. Work will be taking place across the whole site on Saturday's. -
Planning Application Determination
To facilitate the Seagreen Wind Energy Limited connection, and for SHE Transmission's substation at Tealing to be extended SWEL submitted a planning application to Angus Council on the 5th of July 2019 under reference 19/00534/MSC. As our extension is required for the Seagreen development, an agreement with Angus Council was reached whereby consent for SHE Transmission’s extension was incorporated as part of Seagreen’ s planning application for the detail of their site. That planning application was approved by Angus Council on 21st January 2020.
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Tealing CLG Meeting 7 Minutes
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40mph restriction - Emmock Road
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Information Booklet - May 2022
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North East 400kV & Eastern Reinforcements (Nov 2019)
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Tealing Substation Extension CLG Terms of Reference
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