Issue

Power resilience

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Kensington and Chelsea approved an emergency generator to ensure power resilience for hospital imaging equipment.

Kensington and Chelsea's Planning Applications Committee approved an emergency generator in September 2026 to provide backup power for critical medical imaging equipment, including MRI and CT scanners, at 180-186 Brompton Road. This decision addresses the need for a stable power supply for these vital hospital services, ensuring their continued operation during disruptions.

The committee's approval followed a previous deferral of the application, as further information was sought regarding the generator's siting, screening, and necessity. These initial concerns were addressed by the applicant before the final decision was made by the committee.

Key facts

  1. Kensington and Chelsea's Planning Applications Committee approved an emergency generator for hospital imaging equipment. Source
  2. The approval for the generator was granted on September 8, 2026. Source
  3. The generator will provide backup power for MRI and CT scanners. Source
  4. The generator is located at 180-186 Brompton Road, London, SW3 1HQ. Source
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