The latest developments in London Thames Gateway Presentations Brochure (PDF 2.13 MB)

Gateway to LondonDemystifying London Thames GatewayThe Clean Tech LocationJohn Williams, Chief Executive, Gateway to LondonLondon Thames GatewayThe Clean Tech LocationThe UK’s largest resource recovery opportunityHigh density, high consumption populationPro-recycling legislation and policyGrowing waste management infrastructureThe MarketFacts & FiguresBy 2020 London will be producing over 24 million tonnes of waste t i lmaterial14 million tonnes could be recycledrecycledAverage household recycling rate 20%, target 25%20%, target 25%Further 308 MRFs by 2020The MarketFacts & FiguresMaterials recovery – 245,000 vehicles and 370,000 tonnes of WEEE WEEE per annumLondon produces almost 7 million tonnes of construction and tonnes of construction and demolition waste per annumConsumes 29 million tonnes of Consumes 29 million tonnes of aggregates per annum74 additional inert reprocessing p gfacilitiesThe MarketPolicy & LegislationLondon Plan 20.6 million tonnes managed within London by 2020within London by 2020London’s Energy Strategy 40,000 renewable energy schemes by 2010Major developments 10% minimum renewable energy sourcesLeading to a Greener LondonGreen Enterprise DistrictGreen Enterprise DistrictLondon Green FundLow Carbon ZonesLondon Waste & Recycling BoardStatutory board, Chaired by M B i J hMayor Boris JohnsonLondon Waste and Recycling FundFundUp to £84 million to 2012Funding rounds expressions of interest20 October 200919 January 2010Access to MarketTransport InfrastructureVirtuous CircleSupply ChainReprocessingp gDemandKnowledge and SupportKnowledgeUniversities and ResearchUniversities and ResearchSector SupportEurekaLondon RemadeLondon Technology NetworkMARCNISP LondonWRAPThames Gateway Institute for SustainabilityGateway to LondonEnviroNet Thames GatewayClean Tech EconomyQuality Sites and PremisesBelvedereRoyal Albert BasinR i hRainhamDagenham DockLondon Sustainable Industries Park