XML Site Map
A structured overview of every page on the South Humber Bank Energy Centre Project website
Site Structure
The XML sitemap provides search engines and accessibility tools with a machine-readable index of all pages published on this website. Below is a human-readable summary of the same information.
Primary Navigation
The core navigation of the website covers the home page and the two principal project pages — the Project Overview and Planning Permission — as well as the Development Consent Order page that sets out the national infrastructure consenting process.
Supporting Resources
Utility pages include the cookie policy, credits, the two sitemaps and a privacy notice. These pages support transparency and ensure that visitors can find the information they need quickly and easily.
URL Reference
Each entry below corresponds to a URL in the XML sitemap file and lists its purpose and priority.
Home
The landing page introducing the South Humber Bank Energy Centre Project and guiding visitors to key information.
Project Overview
A comprehensive summary of the proposed generating station, its technology, scale and anticipated benefits.
Planning Permission
Details of the associated development planning application submitted to North East Lincolnshire Council.
Development Consent Order
An explanation of the DCO process under the Planning Act 2008 and its relevance to this project.
Blog
News, consultation updates and community stories from the South Humber Bank Energy Centre Project team.
About
Background on the project team and the organisational structure behind the Energy Centre development.
How the XML Sitemap Works
An XML sitemap is a file that lists the URLs of a website together with metadata such as the date each page was last modified and its relative importance within the site hierarchy. Search-engine crawlers use this file to discover and index pages efficiently. For the South Humber Bank Energy Centre Project website, the sitemap is updated whenever new content is published, ensuring that consultation documents, news items and policy pages are promptly available to both search engines and the public.
- Compliant with the Sitemaps 0.9 protocol
- Updated automatically when new pages are published
- Indexed by major search engines
- Accessible to screen-reader and assistive technologies
Sitemap Metadata
The table below summarises the key metadata attributes included with each URL entry in the XML file.
Loc
The full URL of the page, providing a unique address for each piece of content.
LastMod
The ISO 8601 date on which the page content was last updated, signalling freshness to crawlers.
Priority
A value between 0.0 and 1.0 that indicates the relative importance of the page within the site.
ChangeFreq
An estimate of how frequently the page content is expected to change over time.
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