Riverside Energy from Waste Plant Praised As Nationally Significant Amidst New Heating Initiative
We’re delighted to see Riverside 1 Energy from Waste Plant hit the headlines recently as Cory Group announce plans to use waste heat from the plant to heat homes across Southeast and Central London.
This new heating project, which has been deemed as nationally significant by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), is expected to support around 300,000 homes throughout London and unlock around £5 billion in heat network investment under local area energy planning; an incredible achievement for Energy from Waste and, indeed, the renewable energy sector as a whole.
Having worked on this project during the construction phase in 2006, it’s great to see this cornerstone facility continuing to evolve and deliver value nearly two decades later.
Riverside remains a leading example of how well-managed Energy from Waste infrastructure can adapt to new technologies and play a vital role in the UK’s transition to low-carbon energy.
To read more about our involvement in the project during its construction, please click here.
Paul is the founding Director of Paul Winter Consulting which he formed in 2015. He is particularly focused on helping Clients understand the Construction Process and help them maximize their returns on investment. He has worked at senior level in Major International Companies and his experience ranges from the construction of Complex infrastructure projects from Power to airports and Roads For the last 15 years Paul has provided support to a number of clients including: - EPC Contractors - European Companies looking to enter the UK Market - Client side Project Management - Commercial and Project Management Training - Advising on Project funding He is focused on developing strategies for investment in Energy from Waste Projects and delivering the financial outcomes through effective project management.
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