Community input sought for Melbourne BESS project, vital for green energy transition and local stability.
Elmya Energy works with Renewable Power Capital. They picked this site carefully, said a spokesperson. The goal is to limit impact on both the environment and people. Planners will decide if this project needs environmental review.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council handles this. These reviews help them make informed decisions. They consider likely environmental effects. BESS units store power.
They take energy from the grid. Then they send power back when needed. They help swap fossil fuels for green energy. James Innes works at Elmya.
He said Melbourne BESS is very important. It aids green energy. It also helps local energy security. Elmya wants to hear from locals.
They want the plan to reflect their needs. They wish to provide real benefits to the region. The facility aids climate goals. It could also lower energy costs.
A councilor seeks coordinated battery strategies. This applies to North Yorkshire. The consultation ends March 4. You can find details online.
There’s also a meeting February 27. It is at Melbourne Village Hall, from 2 to 7 pm. People can learn more and ask questions.