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The London Climate Change Agency was established as the primary delivery vehicle for reducing London's carbon dioxide emissions. The objective of the LCCA is to deliver projects that reduce greenhouse gas – mainly carbon dioxide - emissions from London in the sectors of energy, waste, water and transport. The LCCA plays a key role in delivering the Mayor's Climate Change Action Plan and the Mayor's Energy Strategy.
The London Climate Change Agency has been established with the support of the following founders: BP, Lafarge, Legal & General, Sir Robert McAlpine, Johnson Matthey, and the City of London Corporation.
The Agency is also being supported by the Rockefeller Brothers' Trust, KPMG, Greenpeace, The Climate Group, the Carbon Trust and the Energy Saving Trust.
London Climate Change Agency Limited is a company wholly owned and controlled by the London Development Agency.
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The London Climate Change Agency will install new wind turbines at Palestra following the recall of the original wind turbines. The LCCA will trial the new Swift II wind turbine and one other turbine prior to the full installation subject to the results of the trial.
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The solar energy photovoltaic panels on the roof and solar shading eyebrow were officially unveiled on 21 February 2008. City Hall now has a unique photovoltaic system designed to complement the rounded shape of one of London's most iconic buildings
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The London Climate Change Agency will install new wind turbines at Palestra following the recall of the original wind turbines. The LCCA will trial the new Swift II wind turbine and one other turbine prior to the full installation subject to the results of the trial.
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Palestra - Home of the London Climate Change Agency and the London Development Agency