Bath & North East Somerset Council Allocates £1.85M for Hydroelectric Power Plant Plans
Bath & North East Somerset Council plans to allocate £1.85 million for creating a business case for a hydroelectric power scheme. This initiative aims to replace the aging Pulteney Radial Gate and could generate sufficient electricity to power Bath's Guildhall. The funding will cover the business case and design work, with additional funding required for construction. The council's capital budget will be reviewed on February 12, with a vote scheduled for February 24.
Theia Market Signal Identification - AI Assisted
Bath & North East Somerset Council is set to allocate £1.85 million in its capital budget to develop a business case for a hydroelectric power scheme to replace the Pulteney Radial Gate, deemed at the end of its life. This scheme could harness the flow of the River Avon to generate power for Bath's Guildhall.
The allocated funds will cover the business case and design work, while further financing will be necessary for construction. A paper on the capital budget will be presented to the council cabinet on February 12, followed by a full council vote on February 24.
Comments