A proposed waste processing plant in Sipson may generate renewable gas for 8,200 homes and cut CO2 emissions.
SUEZ will talk to nearby people. The site was a quarry, and now, people recycle and manage waste there.
The plant would use anaerobic digestion. Homes and businesses create food waste, and this plant would process West London’s waste, which is a green solution.
If approved, building could start in 2026. It may open in 2027 or 2028.
They are sharing information and will drop off leaflets. They are also holding events at St Mary’s Church on March 6 and 7 in Harmondsworth.
You can find details online at www.suez.co.uk/hollowaylane.
Tim Hughes spoke about renewable energy, saying we need new energy sources. He noted that climate change and costs are a problem.
The government is changing waste rules, so London must handle its own food waste.
He said the site is perfect and it already handles waste. The M4 highway is nearby, so trucks avoid local streets.
SUEZ will review feedback. Then, they will apply to Hillingdon Council, as they need planning permission.