Members of the public are once again being urged not to trespass on railway lines coming in and out of Lynemouth Power Station.

A big-hearted donation by one of South East Northumberland’s largest employers has enabled local football club, Bedlington Terriers FC, to provide its players, staff and visitors with rapid emergency response should it ever be needed.

Saving approximately 1.5m tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions compared to coal Home » Media LPL asks local charitable causes to get in touch Lynemouth Power Station is asking members of the local community to get in touch and nominate a worthwhile cause that could benefit from a variety of office furniture, free of charge. The [...]

A community donation by Lynemouth Power Station has been warmly received by organisers of this year’s Newbiggin Kite Festival taking place over the Easter bank holiday weekend (Saturday 20 – Sunday 21 April 2019).

Watch documented video footage of the conversion process, from coal-fired electricity generation to biomass, including the construction of new onsite silos to the development of warehouse handling facilities at the Port of Tyne.

As we embark on a new chapter at LPL converting from a coal-fired power station to biomass electricity production, we look at years gone by and key moments in our history.

Analysis from UK-based website, Carbon Brief, has found that electricity generation in the UK has fallen to its lowest level since 1994, whilst simultaneously, renewable energy electricity generation soared to a record high accounting for 33% in 2018.

Lynemouth Power Station is reminding local residents to adhere to heightened safety warnings and not trespass on railway lines coming in and out of the plant now that thousands of tonnes of biomass fuel is being transported to the power station for electricity production.

Following a recent ISO14001:2015/ISO:50001:2011 audit, we’re pleased to announce that LPL has been recommended for recertification to both standards with no non-conformances raised.