LondonEnergy

LondonEnergy Ltd is a resource and waste management company. Its Energy Centre at the Edmonton EcoPark converts household waste that cannot be reused or recycled into electricity, and it sorts and processes recyclable materials at its Wembley and Islington sites. It also runs ReUse Shops that sell items collected from its Reuse and Recycling Centres and donated by residents.

The company serves residents of north London and the North London Waste Authority (NLWA), which owns it wholly. According to the website, electricity sales proceeds are passed to the NLWA for reinvestment in public services. The website describes the company as a private company wholly owned by the NLWA.

The company states that it has operated since 1971 and that its energy-from-waste plant was built by the Greater London Council in 1969. The website gives its address as LondonEnergy EcoPark, Advent Way, London N18 3AG, and lists ReUse Shops in Chingford and at Barrowell Green in Enfield. Current job postings cover operations, engineering, transport and logistics, and change and communications roles.

Product: Municipal waste treatment, recycling, reuse shops and energy-from-waste electricity generation at the Edmonton EcoPark.