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Here East – future infrastructure
Development of the Here East digital campus at the Olympic Park, including deploying the LLDC carbon offset to demonstrate new innovations in zero emission transport, zero carbon energy, circular economy and green infrastructure.
Here East, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, LondonUK -
Air quality
Marylebone – London’s first clean air station
Partnership with Airlabs, JC Decaux and BNP Paribas to trial Airlabs’ proprietary dual filter system (sitting within the specially adapted advertising units provided by JCDecaux) to remove particulate matter and nitrogen oxides from the air at Marylebone Station.
Marylebone Station, Melcombe Pl, Marylebone, London NW1 6JJLondon -
Green infrastructure & biodiversity
Nature Smart Cities
Brings together environmental researchers and technologists to develop the world’s first end-to-end open source system for monitoring bats: smart bat monitors tuning data into spectrograms are being deployed and tested in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, east London.
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Floor 10, 1 Stratford Place, E20 1EJLondon -
Ambient Noise
Noisetrap – West London Power station
Noisetrap panels, designed by Sonobex Ltd and manufactured and installed by Merford Noise Control, in a trial by UK Power Networks at a substation in Bayswater. The panels absorb and cancel low frequency noise, whilst allowing natural airflow to cool the electrical equipment inside the building.
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Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation
Launched in April 2015, OPDC is the Local Planning Authority and regeneration agency for the 650 hectare site in west London. Home to HS2 and a key opportunity areas in London for demonstrating and deploying cleantech innovations in situ.
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Clean energy
Olympic Park Energy Centre
The Olympic Park is powered by two cutting-edge energy centres – one in King’s Yard on the west of the Park, and one near Westfield Stratford City forming a decentralised energy network of heating, cooling and power. This is the largest decentralised energy scheme to be built in the UK and makes a key contribution to the Park meeting its zero carbon ambitions.
Kings Yard, 5 Clarnico Lane, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park,London
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