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TfL invites bidders to install and operate solar farms for the Tube network

Mark Moran
04 November 2024
TfL is working towards using 100% renewable-sourced electricity to power the Tube
TfL is working towards using 100% renewable-sourced electricity to power the Tube

 

Transport for London (TfL) is seeking a delivery partner to work collaboratively to develop purpose-built solar farms to connect to the London Underground network, with opportunities for a broader connection to TfL's estate.

Bidders are invited to participate in a competitive tender, which opens from 31 October.  

Following the conclusion of this tender, the appointed delivery partner will design and deliver proposals for solar developments that could bring up to 64 megawatts...

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