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Summary site information collated from a variety of sources including: Monksleigh [http://www.monksleigh.com], Tolvik [https://www.tolvik.com], [[EA]], [[SEPA]], [[NRW]], [[DEFRA]], [[BEIS]] and owner and developer websites</small>.

ID item 3 has multiple line entries - the capacity of all entries is shown once in the first line, consolidating the later ones and resulting in a 0 entry for those consolidated.

The map, right, contains the locations of all the sites listed above - please note that due to scale and cartographic limitations some of the numbers in the list might not be shown on the map due to sites being in close proximity, or sites in areas of high density. This does not mean that the site marker is not there. An example of this is Ferrybridge as both FM1 & FM2 are in geographically similar locations, a few 100m apart, and as a result the location markers will appear on top of each other, and as a result one will block the other's numerical id. This also applies to the following maps on sites in construction and planning.

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 Summary site information collated from a variety of sources including: Monksleigh [http://www.monksleigh.com], Tolvik [https://www.tolvik.com], [[EA]], [[SEPA]], [[NRW]], [[DEFRA]], [[BEIS]] and owner and developer websites</small>.
+ID item 3 has multiple line entries - the capacity of all entries is shown once in the first line, consolidating the later ones and resulting in a 0 entry for those consolidated.
 The map, right, contains the locations of all the sites listed above - please note that due to scale and cartographic limitations some of the numbers in the list might not be shown on the map due to sites being in close proximity, or sites in areas of high density. This does not mean that the site marker is not there. An example of this is Ferrybridge as both FM1 & FM2 are in geographically similar locations, a few 100m apart, and as a result the location markers will appear on top of each other, and as a result one will block the other's numerical id. This also applies to the following maps on sites in construction and planning.