Baker Street Generation Limited has entered a creditor’s voluntary liquidation, ending the company’s operations after being incorporated in 2018. The Scottish-registered business was linked to the Protos Gas Generation Plant in Cheshire, according to official records.
The liquidation process began on 16 July 2026 after written resolutions were passed to wind up the company voluntarily. The move means an appointed insolvency practitioner will oversee the company’s assets and deal with outstanding creditor claims.
Baker Street Generation Limited’s closure was recorded through a notice published in the London Gazette. The company had been registered at Clyde View (Suite F3), Riverside Business Park, Greenock, Scotland, and had operated as an energy producer for almost eight years.
Company Enters Creditor’s Voluntary Liquidation
According to the London Gazette notice, Baker Street Generation Limited entered Creditor’s Voluntary Liquidation on 16 July 2026. This type of liquidation occurs when a company that is unable to meet its financial obligations chooses to close its operations voluntarily.
The notice stated that written resolutions were passed under the Companies Act 2006. These included a special resolution for the company to be wound up voluntarily and an ordinary resolution appointing Stuart Robb of Robb Advisory as liquidator.
Stuart Robb, based at Robb Advisory’s office in Motherwell, Scotland, was appointed to manage the liquidation process. The role of the liquidator includes handling the company’s affairs, selling available assets where required and distributing funds to creditors in line with insolvency rules.
According to Companies House records, Baker Street Generation Limited was incorporated in August 2018. The company’s registered office was listed at Clyde View (Suite F3), Riverside Business Park, Greenock, although the official notice did not provide further details about its financial position or the reasons behind its insolvency.
Link to the Protos Gas Generation Plant
Baker Street Generation Limited was connected to the Protos Gas Generation Plant, an energy production facility located near Ellesmere Port in Cheshire. According to an Environment Agency document, the company was specifically associated with the approved installation of the plant at National Grid Reference SJ 46601 76109.
The document identified the site as being approximately 7 kilometres east of Ellesmere Port. It provided details of the approved installation linked to Baker Street Generation Limited, though it did not outline any changes to the company’s operations following the liquidation notice.
The liquidation record does not confirm the future status of the energy facility itself or whether any other organisation is involved with the site. The available information only confirms the formal closure process for Baker Street Generation Limited.
The company’s entry into liquidation marks the end of its registered corporate activities since its formation in 2018. The appointed liquidator will now handle the remaining administrative and financial steps associated with winding up the business.
