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Pulrose power station

This power station is the only gas-fired power station operating on the Isle of Man. With an expected retirement year of 2035, the government of the Isle of Man is working to phase out all fossil fuel fired power generation by 2040.

Pulrose CCGT Power Station

Pulrose CCGT Power Station is located at Pulrose, Douglas, Isle of Man, UK. Location coordinates are: Latitude= 54.150484603891, Longitude= -4.5019483566284. This infrastructure is of TYPE Gas Power Plant with a design capacity of 85 MWe.

Manx Electricity Authority, Pulrose Power Station

NEL Power—Isle of Man Manx Electricity Authority, Pulrose Power Station Project Description The Pulrose Power Station was constructed to provide the Isle of Man with its own source of economical power allowing the Island to be less dependent on diesel engines and cable power supplied from England. In addition to efficiency,

ISLE OF MAN FUTURE ENERGY SCENARIOS

The majority of the Isle of Man''s electricity is currently sourced from fossil fuels. The interconnector is a source of carbon neutral electricity on island and also provides a route to export electricity to the GB Market.

ISLE OF MAN FUTURE ENERGY SCENARIOS

• Opportunities for the Isle of Man to provide stabilising power to GB or ROI from a large -scale baseload power station, e.g. biomass or a small modular reactor? • Neither option is without challenge, but likely provide the greatest potential for export.

Electricity Services

Power Stations are situated at Pulrose, Peel, Ramsey and Sulby. Pulrose, including the CCGT, has a capacity of nearly 135MW. Peel has a capacity of nearly 40MW, a diesel generating station at Ramsey has a capacity of 3.6MW, and a small hydro station at Sulby has a capacity of 1.0MW.

Isle of Man Power Plants

All 4 power plants in Isle of Man; Name English Name Operator Output Source Method Wikidata; Pulrose Power Station: Manx Utilities Authority: 135 MW: gas: combustion: Peel Power Station: Manx Utilities Authority: 40.00 MW: oil: combustion: Isle of Man Incinerator: Suez Recycling and Recovery UK: 6.80 MW: waste: combustion: Q15228876: Sulby

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Is the Isle of Man a gas-fired power station?

Will the Isle of Man be short of baseload power?

Both UK and RoI are predicted to become short of baseload power over the next decade. Opportunities for the Isle of Man to provide stabilising power to GB or ROI from a large-scale baseload power station, e.g. biomass or a small modular reactor? Neither option is without challenge, but likely provide the greatest potential for export.

Does the Isle of Man need a new interconnector?

Balancing the Isle of Man’s electricity network requires stabilising power; this cannot be provided from sources which are reliant on the weather to produce electricity as these sources cannot be guaranteed at all times. In all scenarios the most cost-effective solution of providing this stabilising power is a new interconnector to the UK.

Where does the Isle of Man electricity come from?

The majority of the Isle of Man’s electricity is currently sourced from fossil fuels. The interconnector is a source of carbon neutral electricity on island and also provides a route to export electricity to the GB Market.

How does Manx Utilities generate electricity?

People and businesses in the Isle of Man enjoy reliable and efficient electricity supplies from Manx Utilities who source energy inputs via three independent supply chains; natural gas, liquid fuel and electricity imports. We generate electricity on Island and also procure electricity using an AC power interconnector marine cable.

Why does the Isle of Man export electricity from the CCGT?

GB is often short of dispatchable generation when intermittent renewables are not available, allowing the Isle of Man to export electricity produced from the CCGT. Emissions from electricity generated in the Isle of Man are attributed to the Island’s Greenhouse Gas inventory, even if this power is exported for use in the UK.

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