Battersea may soon have a new lease of life - in the most sustainable development ever undertaken in Europe.
Treasury Holdings believe true sustainability has three elements - environment, economics and social. To ensure that the development respects this, six key targets have been set:
- Sensitive regeneration of the Power Station
- Zero carbon emissions
- A sustainable public transport solution
- A sustainable mix of homes, community and leisure space, offices, shops and green spaces
- To act as a catalyst for groundbreaking regeneration of the Nine Elms area
- Totally deliverable
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Team
A development by Treasury Holdings UK Limited, on behalf of REO Limited.
The Treasury Holdings Group is an international real estate company with its origins in Ireland. Established in Dublin in the late 80s by John Ronan and Richard Barrett, the Group currently controls a property portfolio valued in excess of 4.8 billion Euros and employs over 500 people worldwide.
For news and more company information please visit: www.realestateopportunities.co.uk www.treasuryholdings.com
The Site
Battersea Power Station is a much-loved local, national and international landmark. It stands on the largest undeveloped riverside site in central London, critical to unlocking the potential of the 'Nine Elms' regeneration area.
Under new plans for the site currently being developed by Treasury Holdings, new homes, new jobs and better transport links will create a significant new urban quarter in Battersea - all within what will be the most sustainable development ever undertaken in Europe.
Future
Having reviewed the existing planning permission, Treasury Holdings believes it can be improved on - both in terms of providing better public transport, more integration with the wider area and, most importantly, by dramatically improving its sustainability.
History
Battersea Power Station was the first in a series of large coal-fired electrical generating facilities set up in England during the first half of the last century, as part of a National Grid power distribution system.
Battersea Power Station was considered the cutting edge of power generation and an architectural triumph.
Community
As part of its commitment to work openly and engage with the local community, Treasury Holdings will consult and inform local people and businesses about the regeneration of the Battersea Power Station site.
We are currently creating a fully-staffed information centre on site where you will be able to view drawings, models and plans, as our proposals are developed. This will be opened soon, and we will let you know by letter, newsletter and through flyers and posters in the neighbourhood.
Contacts
Press enquiries 020 7256 8912.
If you live locally and have questions about the plans call 0845 262 2625. Calls from a landline are charged at your local rate, call charges to this number from mobile phones vary.
info@battersea-powerstation.com
FREEPOST address: Battersea Power Station Community Views, FREEPOST RRTG-GGZK-ESHH ,20-24 Old Street, London EC1V 9AB
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