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Peak Cluster / Spirit Energy (MNZ) Project Freedom of Information (FOI) Fact Sheet
How to make FOI requests to the organisations that must be consulted or have an interest in the Peak Cluster / Spirit Energy (MNZ) Project
(DESNZ)foi.requests@energysecurity.gov.uk
Organisations that must be consulted or have an interest in the Peak Cluster / Spirit Energy (MNZ) Project
These organisations must be consulted or have an interest in the project in regulatory, advisory or operational roles.
This is not a definitive list — you may be directed to other public bodies.
- Environment Agency
- Natural England
- Forestry Commission
- Historic England
- Marine Management Organisation (MMO)
- The Crown Estate
- Offshore Petroleum Regulator for Environment and Decommissioning (OPRED)
- Canal & River Trust
- National Sea Transition Authority (NSTA)
- Trinity House
- National Highways
- Network Rail
- National Grid Electricity Transmission
- Health & Safety Executive (HSE)
- NHS England
- United Utilities
- Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG)
- Homes England
- The Coal Authority
Requests can also be sent to the project developers and operators as they are likely to hold commercial, technical and environmental information about the project.
Please note: these organisations are private companies and are not subject to the Freedom of Information Act. They are not legally required to respond to requests, but may choose to do so voluntarily.
- Peak Cluster Limited (onshore pipeline infrastructure) — https://peakcluster.co.uk
- Spirit Energy Production UK Limited (coastal and offshore infrastructure) — https://www.spirit-energy.com
You can request any recorded information held by the organisation. Examples include:
- Environmental assessments and surveys
- Correspondence and emails about the project
- Meeting notes and agendas
- Permits, licences and approvals
- Risk assessments and safety reports
- Monitoring data (air, water, noise, emissions, seabed, etc.)
- Emergency planning and contingency documents
- Internal reports, advice, briefing and decision records
