The council is putting on two drop-in sessions for people to take a look at the wider plans.

Leaders of eight district and borough councils want to discuss the proposals with a minister.

The authority's leader says he will ask the government to consider Derbyshire among the "priority" areas.

The controversial plant is expected to be operational by 2028, according to Derbyshire County Council.

The authority says the cuts are "critical" to its financial stability as pressures continue.

Derbyshire County Council's leader feels it is unfair it will not receive extra government cash.

A number of councils across Derbyshire have raised their concerns at a consultation earlier this year.

Opponents say a lack of detail on potential costs and savings meant the plan should be reviewed.