🌬️ Onshore wind farm

Deeping St Nicholas Wind Farm
Lincolnshire

Recorded in WhichWindTurbine: 8 wind turbines in operation. Point the app at one of them to see its profile in real time.

8
turbines
16.4 MW
MW total
2 MW
per turbine

📍 8 turbines mapped — each dot is a turbine recorded in the database. Average position: 52.73516 N · 0.22842 W.

Deeping St Nicholas Wind Farm

8 turbines · operational · Lincolnshire

Wind farm facts

StatusOperational
County / regionLincolnshire
Turbines8
Installed capacity16.4 MW
Turbine capacity2 MW
Tip heightnot recorded
Operator (or applicant)Wind Prospect Developments
Turbine manufacturerREpower (now Senvion) (secondary source)
Turbine modelMM82 (secondary source)
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○ Cross-checked reference — turbine make and model (secondary source)

REpower (now Senvion) · MM82 · 8 turbines · 2 MW each

Source: Wikipedia, list of onshore wind farms in England (compiled from RenewableUK's UKWED and The Wind Power), read on 2026-09-19. This is a compiled list, not a primary record. It is shown because two independent facts — turbine count and rated power — match the database exactly. Awaiting confirmation from a primary source.

♻️ Project timeline

Dated milestones from the UK Renewable Energy Planning Database (REPD), Q2 2026 — not estimates.

→ ~202920052010201520202025today12345
  1. 1Feb 2002 — Application submitted
  2. 2Sep 2002 — Refused
  3. 3May 2003 — Permission granted
  4. 4May 2003 — Granted on appeal
  5. 5Aug 2006 — Operational

DevelopmentConstructionOperationAhead (repowering horizon at 22 years)

From application to operation, this scheme took about 4 years.

Source: Renewable Energy Planning Database, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, Open Government Licence v3.0. REPD ref 3609.

What the register tells us

The application was determined in about 15 months. The register records a refusal in September 2002 before the scheme progressed. Permission was ultimately granted on appeal in May 2003. The scheme has been operating for about 20 years. At that age, wind farms commonly become candidates for repowering or life extension — nothing in the register confirms such a plan here. That works out at 2.05 MW per turbine on average.

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Sources and dates

DataSourceExtract
Site, capacity, status, planning milestonesRenewable Energy Planning Database (DESNZ, Open Government Licence v3)Q2 2026, published 03/08/2026
Turbine positionsOpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)19/08/2026
Manufacturer and modelOpenStreetMap tags, unverified — REPD does not record turbine models. Known for 41 % of UK turbines (manufacturer) and 32 % (model); some values are propagated within a site and may be wrong.19/08/2026

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