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Home Business & Economy

Hybont planning meeting postponed

Site meetings and committee meeting called off after new submission from a consultee.

Owen Donovan by Owen Donovan
2 years ago
in Business & Economy, Energy, Environment & Climate Change, Planning
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An extraordinary meeting of BCBC’s Planning Committee to decide the Hybont hydrogen fuel and solar project at Bryncethin and Brynmenyn has been postponed at the last minute.

Site meetings and a planning committee meeting were due to take place today (17th October 2024).

In their statement, BCBC says they received new information from a statutory consultee.

“A special Development Control Committee meeting to consider the planning application for a hydrogen production facility and associated solar farm in the Brynmenyn and Bryncethin area, which was scheduled for Thursday 17 October at 2 pm has had to be postponed and will not go ahead as planned.

This is due to further information received today from a statutory consultee. The Council will need to assess this new information and how it will affect the planning application and time must be allowed for the applicant to respond.

A new date for the rescheduled special meeting of Development Control and the planned site visit will be announced soon.”
– Bridgend County Borough Council

Tags: BryncethinBrynmenynBusinessCabinetCardiff City RegionClimate Emergency Action PlanEnergyHybont ProjectLabourPlanningPlanning ApplicationsSarnScrutiny CommitteesWelsh Government
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