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London Borough of Hillingdon

… and in meeting the sub-region’s strategic aspirations. This is based on the growth area infrastructure provision having an impact beyond the area itself and where this is coordinated and integrated to respond to the sub-region’s climate change, socio-economic and place challenges to 2040. Covid-19 Impact and Considerations The SIDP has taken note of the Covid-19 impact and potential legacy across…

… West London is expecting significant growth, which will require infrastructure to support this growth whilst the climate change context brings new expectations for how this growth is supported – to protect against urban heat, flooding risk and drought and support Net Zero delivery. West London’s population is projected to increase by 343,800 people to 2040, at a similar growth rate to London…

… in contributing to these UK-wide targets with its clustering of climate change and clean tech expertise and innovation, including Imperial College’s establishment of a climate change innovation centre at its White City campus and low-carbon technology and manufacturing enterprises. Central to achieving and delivering on renewable energy, low carbon and Net Zero goals is the need for collaboration…

… be developed and taken forward. This especially matters for areas of land and distribution that cross borough boundaries. Recommendation E2: West London authorities should continue to progress and build on recommendations made in the West London Sustainability and Climate Change Policy Commissions’ report3. These include: 3 Green City in the West: Leading the transition: West London Sustainability…

… and Climate Change Policy Commission, for West London Business (2018) WLA SIDP, March 2022 • the establishment of zero emission networks with collaboration with West London business for action plans to improve air quality focus areas; • to analyse West London’s electricity capacity and demand (current and future) and plan to deliver zero carbon electricity, which will need…