Arriva Proposes Compound Fencing for Hydrogen Bus Refueling in St Helens
Key Ideas
  • Arriva plans to install compound fencing at a depot in St Helens to accommodate a mobile hydrogen trailer for refueling hydrogen buses.
  • The proposal, drawn up by Paul Butler Associates, aims to create a fenced compound with self-contained hydrogen storage cells without causing harm to the surrounding area or the environment.
  • The plans are currently under consultation and a decision is expected by March 26.
Bus company Arriva has submitted plans for a depot on Jackson Street in St Helens to facilitate the installation of compound fencing for a mobile hydrogen trailer. The purpose of this trailer is to refuel hydrogen-powered buses. The proposal, developed by Paul Butler Associates on behalf of Arriva, includes a new fenced compound with self-contained hydrogen storage cells. The cover letter accompanying the proposal states that the facility would comply with the Council's policies and guidelines, ensuring it does not adversely affect the character, appearance, amenities of neighboring occupiers, highway safety, or the environment. The plans are currently undergoing standard consultation until February 24, with a decision expected by March 26. For further information or to submit stories related to St Helens, individuals are encouraged to contact simon.mulligan@newsquest.co.uk.
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