The Peak Cluster project will capture CO2 emissions from the cement and lime processing sources around and in the Peak District and transport them via a new pipeline for safe, permanent storage beneath the East Irish seabed. The proposed pipeline route across Cheshire includes the area marked in the map above ...
Because of its scale, Peak Cluster has been designated a Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP). This means that permission to build and operate it would need to be granted by the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, not by local councils. As a result, the project must follow the Development Consent Order (DCO) process instead of the usual local planning system
There is a Parliamentary Petition asking for a pause in this technology to allow more time for consideration. If you think this is the case please go to the Parliamentary petition by clicking the link below.
More info
Peak Cluster website: https://peakcluster-consultation.co.uk
Parliamentary project information - Click to visit
Parliamentary petition to pause the project - Click to visit
CPRE - understanding the Peak Cluster project - Click to visit
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