Information for Brent Cross, Barnet
Status: PreventedPlanning Region: London
Planning Sub-Region: North London
Operator: Hammerson and Standard Life Investments (owners of Brent Cross Shopping Centre) and Cricklewood Regeneration Limited (Brookfield Europe and Hammerson). See Brent Cross Cricklewood Partners website
Capacity: 130,000
Campaign Group(s): Coalition for a Sustainable Brent Cross Cricklewood Redevelopment and Brent Friends of the Earth
Notes: Planning permission granted in July 2014 [Source]. The capacity of the gasification-type incinerator includes a portion for business waste with the rest being for municipal waste. According to the Brent Cross London website: "In July 2018 the decision was taken to defer the start on site for the development works due to increased market risks in the UK with the intention to start once conditions are more settled" [Source]. As of 30th August 2023 it appears that no environmental permit has been applied for with respect to the facility. (Entry updated 2023-08-30)
Environment Agency Compliance Assessment Reports
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