Consented Planning Application

HYRO has successfully received planning consent for a Green Hydrogen Electrolyser (GHE) production and storage facility near Kimberly-Clark's Northfleet manufacturing facility off Crete Hall Rd, Northfleet, Gravesend DA11 9AD.

Electronic copies of the planning application and accompanying documents can be viewed or downloaded by clicking on the links below.

The application is also available to view, on Gravesham Borough Council’s website at https://plan.gravesham.gov.uk/online-applications/ by searching reference number: 20230906.

• Cover letter
• EIA Screening Request
• Planning, Design and Access Statement (PDAS)
• Preliminary Ecology Assessment (PEA)
• Cultural Heritage Desktop Study
• Geoenvironmental Desk Study & Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Survey
• Flood Risk Assessment
• Noise assessment
• Transport Statement
• Utility Connections Report

Figures

• Preliminary Infrastructure Layout Plan
• Site Location Plan
• Proposed Access Route
• Elevation View - North Infrastructure Layout
• Elevation View - East Infrastructure Layout
• Elevation View - South Infrastructure Layout
• Elevation View - West Infrastructure Layout
• Hydrogen Electrolysers
• Hydrogen Storage Tank
• Odourisation System
• Emergency Vent Stack
• Nitrogen Storage Tank
• Uninterruptible Power Supply Unit
• Low Pressure Buffer Tank (40ft container)
• Pressure Let Down System and Safety Valve
• Office & Spares Container
• Instrumentation Air Unit
• Feed Water Tank
• Compressor
• Meter Cabinet
• Typical Services Support Frame
• Typical Security Fence Details
• Typical Lighting & CCTV Column
• Typical Vehicle Barrier
• DNO Substation Building
• Hydrogen Facility Substation Building
• Auxiliary Transformer
• Grid Compliance Equipment Harmonic Filter
• Grid Compliance Equipment Pre-Insertion Resistor
• Utilities Map
• Candidate Electrolyser

We have created the 3-D images below to illustrate how the consented project might look upon completion and to show how it would fit into the existing industrial setting at that point on the Thames.

The images are illustrative only, and do not incorporate design changes to be proposed in the new application.

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