This project is the second phase of the scheme to rewire the capital, called London Power Tunnels. It follows the success of the first phase, which was a seven-year, £1 billion programme, building 32km of tunnels and two new substations in North London.
There were a number of significant achievements in phase 1 of the scheme, including recycling 99% of spoil removed from the tunnel; designing a state-of-the-art substation at Highbury and a development to accommodate new business units and affordable homes; and working with over 30,000 pupils across London schools to promote engineering skills.
South London Timber has provided a range of construction timber to facilitate this project.
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