Docklands power bid

Monday 18 July 1994 23:02 BST

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The London Docklands Development Corporation has invited 16 British and foreign firms to bid for a stake in a combined heat and power plant destined to supply energy to the Royal Docks.

The Royal Docks Energy Company will provide heating, cooling and power to developments in the 350-acre site around the docks, including the planned West Silvertown Urban Village and the Exhibition Centre.

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