London Stadium

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London Stadium Sustainability Profile

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London Stadium is a Premier League football venue and home to West Ham United and UK Athletics, built to host London 2012. The stadium has implemented comprehensive sustainability initiatives including renewable energy generation, waste management systems, and energy efficiency measures. The venue was awarded Green Business of the Year at the 2025 Newham Business Awards, recognizing its commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainable operations.

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London Stadium Sustainability Actions

Solar Panel Installation

London Stadium powered up its cutting-edge solar panel installation, providing renewable energy for events. The thin film PV solution generates significant clean energy annually.

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LED Lighting Implementation

LED lighting has been installed in floodlights, spectator areas and back of house facilities.

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Zero Waste to Landfill System

The stadium employs a waste management system that ensures zero waste goes to landfill.

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London Stadium Sustainability Commitments

2030

Energy Consumption Reduction

Reduce energy consumption from 9.2m kWh to 8.4m kWh by 2030.

2030

Waste Recycling Target

Increase waste recycling to 60% to 70%.

2030

On-Site Renewable Generation

Generate 15% of energy on-site through renewable sources.

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Sustainable Development Goals

London Stadium is committed to advancing these Global Goals to promote prosperity for people & planet.

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