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Humber Tech Park, land south of the A160, South Killingholme

South Killingholme, Yorkshire and the HumberApproved

Outline scheme by Humber Tech Park Ltd, a Greystoke Land company, for three AI-training data centre buildings, an on-site substation and a horticultural glasshouse using waste heat, on about 76 ha south of the A160 near South Killingholme. North Lincolnshire Council's planning committee approved outline application PA/2024/584 on 31 July 2024. Reported cost £2.2bn to £3bn and about 370 to 400 jobs. No end user named. Reserved matters still needed. Linked to the Northern Lincolnshire AI Growth Zone bid alongside Greystoke's Elsham Tech Park.

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Key facts

Operator / developer
Humber Tech Park Ltd (Greystoke Land)
Location
Land south of the A160, South Killingholme, South Killingholme, Yorkshire and the Humber, United Kingdom
Status
Approved
Facility type
Data centre
AI relevance
High — AI/compute led
Stated investment
£3,000,000,000
Permanent jobs
370

Power & grid

Published capacity
  • 386 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.
Power
386 MW reported (DCD). New on-site electricity substation proposed; developer cites the South Humber Bank's North Sea gas and offshore wind supply.

Planning

Planning route
Local planning (TCPA)
Planning reference
PA/2024/584
Planning decision
Outline permission backed by North Lincolnshire Council planning committee on 31 July 2024.
Land area
75.8 ha

Benefits vs drawbacks

Benefits

  • About 370 to 400 permanent jobs reported, average salary around £50,000Source
  • Waste heat to supply a 27,000 sqm commercial glasshouseSource

Drawbacks

  • Greenfield site; strong opposition from villagers at committeeSource

Timeline

  1. North Lincolnshire Council planning committee approves outline application PA/2024/584

    Source

Sources

Last verified

6 November 2026

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