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The Valley (Pembrokeshire) Ltd is seeking full planning permission

The Valley (Pembrokeshire) Ltd is seeking full planning permission for the construction of a wood-fuelled power station at the former Royal Navy armaments depot. The proposed development also includes a fuel storage facility, road and rail delivered fuel reception buildings and an administrative and visitor centre building. The application site is within the eastern part of The Valley and is just over five hectares in size. The storage facility was discontinued approximately 20 years ago and over time, buildings and structures have been removed. The site is currently disused, and comprises areas of grass, the concrete bases of the former bunkers/buildings and areas of rubble. Access is via a three kilometre private road which connects the western end of the site directly to the A40. There is a row of 16 houses along this private road, the closest residential property being 600 metres away.

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