Concerns Raised Over Protium Green Hydrogen Facility Near Stockton Homes
Residents living 75 meters from a proposed hydrogen production facility by Protium Green Hydrogen Supply in Stockton have expressed concerns about flooding and increased traffic. The consultation period has been extended to February 26. Local officials, including Councillors Richard Eglington and Paul Weston, and MP Chris McDonald, have voiced worries about the facility's proximity to homes and its potential impacts. Northumbrian Water is collaborating with the Environment Agency to manage flood risks in the area.
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Residents living 75 meters from a proposed hydrogen production facility by Protium Green Hydrogen Supply in Stockton have raised concerns regarding flooding and traffic. The consultation period for the project, located on the River Tees at Haverton Hill Road, has been extended to February 26.
Local Councillors Richard Eglington and Paul Weston expressed worries about the facility's proximity to homes and the need for traffic management plans. MP Chris McDonald pledged to address residents' concerns with the council and company. Northumbrian Water is working with the Environment Agency to manage flood risks, ensuring new developments comply with strict safety regulations.
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