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1 Redheughs Avenue data centre, South Gyle
Edinburgh, ScotlandrefusedData centre212.42 MW (definition not published) Verified — 1 source on file
Refused by councillors against officer recommendation and now under appeal. A figure of 213 MW has been reported at proposal stage but its definition is unstated, so it is excluded from any capacity total.
Project detail
- Operator / developer
- Not published
- Location
- Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
- Status
- refused
- AI relevance
- Not stated
- Announced
- Not published
- Target live date
- Not published
- Published capacity
- 212.42 MW — Reported capacity, definition not publishedA megawatt figure was reported but the source does not define what it measures, so it is excluded from every total.
- Floor area
- Not published
- Stated investment
- Not published
- Power
- Press coverage of the application reports a 212.42 MW scheme. No retrieved source states whether this is IT load, grid connection capacity or total electrical demand, so it is excluded from every total. Edinburgh councillors refused the application in February 2026 against officer advice; the applicant appealed to the DPEA (PPA-230-2794) and no appeal decision had been published at the time of this review, with a full environmental impact assessment directed on 30 July 2026.
- Grid connection
- Not published
- Cooling
- Not published
- Water
- Not published
- Planning authority
- City of Edinburgh Council; Scottish Government DPEA (appeal)
- Planning reference
- PPA-230-2794 (appeal)
- Planning decision
- Refused by City of Edinburgh Council; appeal lodged with the DPEA
- Decision date
- 2026-02-04
- Construction start
- Not published
- Expected completion
- Not published
- Operational since
- Not published
- Confidence
- Medium confidence
- Last verified
- 2026-08-18
Sources
- Case PPA-230-2794
Secondary source · Scottish Government, Planning and Environmental Appeals Division
Entry last updated 18/08/2026. Spotted something wrong? Tell us.
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