LondonEnergy Tech Stack
Waste-to-energy operator scaling facilities and data infrastructure across UK sites
LondonEnergy converts household waste into electricity and recovers recyclables at scale—their energy plant generates enough power annually for roughly 80,000 homes, while recycling centres maintain a 70% resource recovery rate. The tech stack reflects a hybrid operations business: industrial control systems (Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Rockwell, Valmet PLCs) manage physical assets, while Microsoft Fabric, Python, and SQL support emerging data initiatives. Active hiring is operations-heavy (7 roles) alongside engineering and a nascent data function, with concurrent projects spanning new facility integration, preventative maintenance systems, and cloud data architecture—indicating a shift toward predictive asset management and cross-site operational visibility.
Tech Stack 19 technologies
What LondonEnergy Is Building
◆Challenges
- Ensuring compliance with waste management permits
- Integrating new assets and facilities
- Ensuring health & safety compliance across transition projects
- Managing health & safety risks in new facilities
- Cost-effective use of resources
- Maximizing bin tonnage
- Maintenance of mechanical plant
- Preventative maintenance
- Asset management
- Managing site expenditure
▲Active Projects
- New energy recovery facility
- Integration of new assets and facilities
- Waste transfer station projects
- Reuse and recycling facility projects
- Opex and capex works
- Gatehouse system maintenance
- Building data platforms and pipelines
- Designing data architecture across cloud
- Developing enterprise data models and mdm
Hiring Activity
Department
Seniority
Notable leadership hires: Health & Safety Lead
