Quantum Data Energy PLC (LSE:QDE) reported electricity generation of approximately 4.7 GWh during the first half of 2026 as it continued to develop its flexible power generation portfolio.
The company said its Pyebridge asset achieved an average electricity price of £149 per MWh during the period, approximately 58% above the wholesale market benchmark.
Pyebridge also secured an additional Capacity Market contract covering the period to 2029-30 and was enrolled in NESO’s new Slow Reserve service.
Quantum Data Energy said the first half was characterised by record renewable generation and periods of electricity price volatility, with intraday price spreads regularly exceeding £100 per MWh.
Bordersley and Hindlip Add 12.5 MW of Capacity
The company also reported progress across two development projects representing a combined 12.5 MW of additional capacity.
The 5 MW Bordersley project reached financial close and entered construction during the period, while the 7.5 MW Hindlip plant completed construction and commissioning on schedule and within budget.
According to Quantum Data Energy, the two projects are largely funded by partners, limiting the amount of capital required from shareholders.
The developments form part of the company’s strategy of developing modular power generation capacity for applications including the U.K. electricity grid and AI data centres.
More about Quantum Data Energy PLC
Quantum Data Energy PLC is a U.K.-based independent energy company that develops, operates and owns flexible modular power generation assets connected to the U.K. grid.
The company is listed on the London Stock Exchange Main Market and develops scalable power infrastructure, including modular generation solutions intended for AI data centres and grid applications.
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