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Construction of a 10mw containerised battery storage unit (sui generis) to provide backup electricity services to the grid for a period of 25 years.

Land At Sk2718 5873, Adjacent To Cadley Lane, Castle Gresley, Swadlincote, Derbyshire,

Planning Decision MadeReference: 9/2017/0100South Derbyshire District Council

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Application summary

Status
Planning Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
31 Jan 2017
Validated
3 Feb 2017
Determination deadline
31 Mar 2017
Local authority
South Derbyshire District Council

Application overview

Construction of a 10mw containerised battery storage unit (sui generis) to provide backup electricity services to the grid for a period of 25 years.

Proposal details

Reference
9/2017/0100

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Application location

Land At Sk2718 5873, Adjacent To Cadley Lane, Castle Gresley, Swadlincote, Derbyshire,

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Documents 31 of 31

DocumentPublishedAction
Transformer 2MVA SchneiderOther1 Feb 2017View
Noise impact assessmentAssessment1 Feb 2017View
Coal Mining Risk AssessmentAssessment1 Feb 2017View
Landscaping Planting PlanPlans1 Feb 2017View
Site topo 1Other1 Feb 2017View
Coal Mining Report FinalDocument1 Feb 2017View
Site cross section ne and swOther1 Feb 2017View
Site Block PlanPlans1 Feb 2017View
Site location plan 1Location plan1 Feb 2017View
A.C_Unit_EPiOther1 Feb 2017View
Construction Route PlanPlans1 Feb 2017View
CERTIFIACTE BOther1 Feb 2017View
Site ElevationsDrawing1 Feb 2017View
Containerised pictureOther1 Feb 2017View
Landscape appraisalPlans1 Feb 2017View
Cable route planPlans1 Feb 2017View
Ecology ReportDocument15 Feb 2017View
Decision NoticeDecision30 Mar 2017View
Container ElevationsDrawing1 Feb 2017View
Site Location PlanLocation plan1 Feb 2017View
GHEB-battery storage reportDocument1 Feb 2017View
Site cross section nw seOther1 Feb 2017View
Container Roof PlanPlans1 Feb 2017View
Fencing access gate elevationDrawing1 Feb 2017View
Delivery scheduleOther1 Feb 2017View
Site PlanPlans1 Feb 2017View
Application FormForm1 Feb 2017View
Site Topo PlanPlans1 Feb 2017View
Site Layout PlanPlans1 Feb 2017View
Transport AssessmentAssessment1 Feb 2017View
Flood risk assessment reportAssessment1 Feb 2017View

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