Planning precedent report

The development is a wastewater treatment plant comprising a 3m high b

The development will consist of upgrade works and alterations to an existing renewable bioenergy plant as granted permission under planning reference FW13A/0089 (as extended under extension of duration FW13A/0089/E1) and as granted permission for an increase in the volume of waste imported under planning reference FW18A/0159. The proposed works consist of: (i) Provision of a Biomethane Upgrader, comprising a biogas scrubber and a compression unit; (ii) Provision of a Biomethane Nework Entry Facility (BNEF) with associated proane tanks and perimeter fencing; (iii) Amendment to operating hours with removal of condition 5 of permission FW13A/0089 to permit waste being accepted into the facility 24 hours per day and outputs also being removed from the site 24 hours per day to facilitate operations; (iv) Ancillary site development works. Access will be through existing permitted vehicular accesses onto the R135 Regional Road. The application relates to development which comprises or is for the purpose of an activity requiring an industrial emissions licence issued by the Enviromental Protection Agency.

Planning Permission to erect 1,795.23 m2 or 371.68 Kwp of photovoltaic panels on the roof of our existing Huntstown Power Station plant with all associated site works at Huntstown Bioenergy Limited, Johnstown, Dublin, D11 N28R, site that currently operates under an Industrial Emissions (IE) License (P0993-02).

Planning Permission is sought for an increase in the annual volume of

The development comprises the construction and operation of 3 no weighbridges (each with a dedicated weighbridge office), a new 2,160m2 soil waste inspection and quarantine shed, new site offices and associated parking facilities. The development will facilitate internal re-routing of soil intake for future backfilling and restoration of Huntstown South Quarry (previously approved under planning permission Ref. FW12A/0022). AI received 20/02/23.

The development will consist of a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)