Chatterley Valley will be a truly carbon positive development

I was looking for more info about Chatterley Valley when I came across this press release from gazeley - the preferred developer for the industrial park.

Sounds like there is going to be a lot of national press coverage when this is built the coming months, as it mentions some key buzz words that send the press in a spin, such as "carbon positive".

"Chatterley Valley will be a truly carbon positive development – the logistics park will have its on bio-fuel micro power station. Another noteworthy feature is that vehicles arriving at the site will pass over kinetic plates that will produce electricity, which will be used to power electric buses, cars and even bicycles."

I also found this article, which needed a bit of translation

http://www.gazeley.co.uk/news.asp?sid=347

"This pioneering project won by Gazeley following a tender for Newcastle under-Lyme (West Midlands) will be the first site to carbon positive on a surface 46 000 square metres."

"It represents the most successful project in terms of logistics warehouse that the group sustainable development since 2002."

"Site energy producer, Chatterley Valley will include a series of complex environmental technologies and innovative which will not use that 45% of energy required to operate a platform such as: the establishment of a station supplying biofuels l Electricity and heating necessary to the site, photovoltaic panels ETFE material, production of kinetic energy, etc."

I'm excited about the prospect of having this project just down the road from us. I be interested to hear what everyone thinks about the development.