Thames ‘superhub’ plans revealed for former Coryton refinery

December 3, 2018 Motor Transport

Thames Enterprise Park has submitted an outline planning application to Thurrock council to create a 5 million sq ft ‘superhub’ on the site of the former Coryton Oil Refinery. The park, a joint venture between logistics developer iSec and biofuels specialist Greenery, is adjacent to London Gateway Port and is intended to create 4,500 jobs. The development would include a dedicated food hub bringing together processing, packaging, storage and distribution in one location using a series of highly automated facilities […]

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