West End to welcome London's first power-generating street

James Murray
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Transport for London announces funding for a series of street improvement trials, including plans to harness solar and kinetic power from a West End street

Shoppers in London's West End could soon take a break from the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street by visiting the capital's first power-generating street. The New West End Company has secured funding...

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