Croydon Council has been at the forefront of investments to manage environmental impact. They have established the town centre as an Air Quality Management Area, and have promised to work with communities making Croydon the most sustainable borough in London.
With a new development at Queen’s Square, there was a great opportunity to help realise their environmental aspiration. But the team in Croydon was under-resourced and overworked, with sites all across the borough that they needed to manage. EMSOL recognised their dilemma and suggested real-time monitoring with specific evidence about emissions breaches that can pinpoint the problem, the moment it becomes a problem. Learn how this empowers Croydon to take steps to improve air quality.
A key feature of the EMSOL system is correlating the emissions data from sensors with tagged vehicle data, thereby, intelligently monitoring emissions thresholds and identify offending assets. These insights enable the council and contractor to take targeted action in mitigating the environmental impact of the site and pinpoint specific problem assets or drivers.