Norwich to Tilbury pylons scheme (previously East Anglia Green)

The National Grid are embarking on a project to upgrade the electricity transmission grid owing to the increased production of energy within the UK.

Previously known as East Anglia Green, the Norfolk to Tilbury pylon scheme is part of National Grid's Great Grid Upgrade, aiming to create greener and more affordable energy to homes and businesses. However, with many of the new sources of energy being planned for the East of England, the current electricity transmission network in the area would not be able to accommodate the increase in production.

Norwich to Tilbury pylons (formally known as East Anglia Green)

The current proposals for this scheme would see a network of brand new pylons being created to run from Norwich, down to Tilbury in Essex. Where the route passes through an Area of Natural Beauty in Dedham Vale, the cables will be buried underground. As more sources of electricity are brought into service, they will be able to be connected to the network with ease.

Bramford to Twinstead

Bramford to Twinstead is a specific part of the scheme running through Dedham Vale with the existing network capacity being upgraded. The plan for this specific section is to replace 27km of overhead lines and replace with new pylons, and 11km of underground cabling,

Holmes & Hills will continue to monitor the progress of the scheme and full updates can be found by following the relevant link from the summary updates below.

24th May 2022

Holmes & Hills offers early stage advice to property and landowners affected by the proposed East Anglia Green pylons scheme.

24th June 2022

Update on the timings for consultation periods of the proposed East Anglia Green pylons scheme.

16th August 2022

Holmes & Hills met with National Grid and it's agent Fisher German at a recent "drop-in" session, and the resultant information has been published.

22nd November 2022

Updates on the progress and information available regarding both the East Anglia Green and Bramford to Twinstead pylon schemes.

27th June 2023

Update on the Norwich to Tilbury pylon scheme now the public consultation period has opened.

17th January 2024

Holmes & Hills offers an update on the Norwich to Tilbury pylon scheme, as it is understood landowners are now being contacted by National Grid agents regarding access to land for preliminary surveys.

14th March 2024

Update on the Bramford to Twinstead update now the public examination of the scheme has been closed. Holmes & Hills offer information regarding the next steps.

8th May 2024

Holmes & Hills have collated some frequently answered questions regarding the Norwich to Tilbury pylon scheme, posed by our clients.

31st May 2024

Details of the talks being delivered by Holmes & Hills to members of the Pylons East Anglia group.

9th October 2024

Holmes & Hills takes a look at the latest announcement regarding the Bramford to Twinstead Reinforcement.

Holmes & Hills have a specialist team of compulsory purchase solicitors, with extensive knowledge and experience in dealing with CPO/DCO and blight claims. If you think the Norwich to Tilbury pylon scheme will affect your land or property, contact one of the team for advice.

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