CRP Micro Logistics Hubs – Updates

Happy to see our CRP micro logistics hub trials in Pimlico and Wandsworth progress so well these last few months! You can find our most up-to-date insights below: 

Wandsworth Micro Logistics Hub Trial (ending on 21/02/24) 

Positive impact after 2 months of operations: 

• Average of 163 daily parcels (fresh flowers) being moved via the hub 
• 2,208 kilometres (1,260 miles) travelled by electric vans 
• Total emissions reduction of 191 kg of CO2, 941 g of NOx, and 22 g of PM2.5 
• Translated into more tangible examples, by using our CRP Clean Air Tool, this would mean: 

• • CO2 emissions from 3 football pitch-sized forest fires 
  • NOx emissions equivalent to what 29 people emit in one day 
  • 0.5 sycamore maple trees required to filter out these PM2.5 emissions 
• More information on the hub found here. 

Pimlico Micro Logistics Hub Trial (ending on 31/12/23) 

Positive impact after 7 months of operations: 

• The e-cargo bikes have travelled a total of 17,321 km (10,763 miles) so far 
• Total emissions reduction of 3,260 kg of CO2, 13,054 g of NOx, and 215 g of PM2.5 when compared to polluting van deliveries (calculations by Delivery Mates’ in-house emissions tool) 
• Translated into more tangible examples, by using our CRP Clean Air Tool, this would mean: 

• • CO2 emissions from 66 football pitch-sized forest fires 
  • NOx emissions equivalent to what 396 people emit in one day 
  • 4.8 sycamore maple trees required to filter out these PM2.5 emissions 

• More information on the hub found here. 

Please contact CRP Project Manager Isidora Rivera Vollmer with any queries isidorariveravollmer@crossriverpartnership.org